A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Cuddle up to watch the sunset from the top of Table Mountain
13 days, from £2,505 to £4,000
Watch the sunset from the top of Table Mountain.
13 days, from £2,610 to £4,170
View ancient San Rock Art in the uKhahlamba Drakensberg World Heritage site
14 days, from £3,515 to £5,610
Four nights at the incredible Marakele Reserve with walking and jeep safaris
15 days, from £4,570 to £7,290
Look out across Cape Town from your room in the spectacular Silo hotel.
12 days, from £7,200 to £11,495
Take a romantic stroll along one of Cape Town's beautiful beaches.
14 days, from £7,280 to £11,625
Discover different ways to explore South Africa
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Travel Advice & Information
This incredible country offers everything you could possibly want from a romantic honeymoon, from awe-inspiring landscapes and incredible wildlife to world-class wine tours and luxurious accommodation. A South Africa safari honeymoon is perfect for newlyweds who want to explore the beauty of nature and fall in love all over again.
Before you head out on safari, spend a few days in Cape Town, where you don’t have to go far to discover some beautiful scenery. The city and surrounding region is bursting with rich history, gorgeous landscapes and incredible wildlife – we're talking penguins on the beach and baboons on the streets.
You could spend an entire day exploring Stellenbosch and Franschhoek – one of the most beautiful wine regions on Earth – and you'd still only scratch the surface. If there’s anything better than a glass (or five) of locally produced wine, it’s exploring these scenic vineyards – just make sure you don’t leave without trying the pinotage, a blend of pinot noir and Cinsaut that’s native to South Africa.
Newlyweds itching to spot all of the Big Five will want to put Kruger National Park on their honeymoon itineraries. Head out on private game drives to enjoy the unspoilt landscapes teeming with wildlife. Prepare a strong cup of coffee to get you out of bed for the day’s adventures as you embark on a dawn game drive, or opt for a walking safari to get up close and personal with the resident wildlife.
May to September marks the dry season and is a great chance to snap pics of your favourite animals as they congregate around waterholes and rivers. The lack of vegetation also means most species are easier to spot at this time of year. Depending on where you choose to stay, you may spot elephants idling past your very own pool, perhaps even sticking their trunks in for a refreshing cool down.
As the sky transforms to a burning orange, enjoy a crisp G&T or open your new bottle of pinotage and discuss your favourite moment of the day while the stars and the moon take over the night sky. Curl up in the comfort of the lodge and feel wonderfully disconnected from the outside world as you prepare for another day in the African wilderness.
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