Rovos Rail's unique and exciting Train Safaris through Southern Africa combine magnificent scenery with the glamour of the golden age of rail travel. Rest, relaxation and indulgence await as you step aboard our reconditioned vintage wood-paneled coaches and enjoy fine cuisine in five-star luxury. This 1 600-kilometer meander is a perfect illustration of South Africa as a world in one country. Travel the grasslands of the gold-rich Highveld to the haunting barrenness of the Great Karoo; trundle through the spectacular mountain ranges and scenic Winelands of the Cape. Journey’s end is Cape Town, the Mother City of South Africa, cradled by the imposing bulk of Table Mountain, Devil’s Peak, and Lion’s Head.

A gem on the False Bay coastline, Kalk Bay is known for its raw beauty, interesting shops, a vast selection of restaurants, and stunning views.

A helicopter transfer from the V&A Waterfront will give you a close-up view of Table Mountain, Lions Head, the Twelve Apostles Mountain range, the gorgeous beaches, and the blue seas. View the Cape Peninsula from all angles before flying across to the Hermanus region and landing at the Mosaic Private Nature Reserve. You could see whales (in season).

Nestled between the ocean and towering mountains, this ecological gem is a splendid wilderness filled with unique birds and plants; beach, water, and land adventures; creative food; rejuvenating spa, and friendly caring service. On the Cape Whale Coast, Mosaic is centrally located for whale watching, marine tours, hiking, and exploring the Overberg Wine Region. For the ultimate private getaway, Lagoon Lodge captures the essence of tranquility with just five safari-style suites secluded among ancient milkwood trees on the edge of the Hermanus Lagoon. Stone and glass walls open onto private decks with gorgeous mountain views. Each room has beautiful soft netting surrounding a king bed, a sitting area, writing desk, fireplace, and ceiling fan. The bathrooms are fitted with a large romantic tub, copper sink, and a private outdoor shower for an “African bush” experience.