South Africa Tours
Touring South Africa
Is South Africa perched firmly at the top of your bucket list? Same. Get ready to tick it off and experience the very best this action-packed country has to offer with our wide range of South Africa tour packages. Whether you’re keen to get up close and personal with the Big Five, get artsy in Johannesburg, sip and savour delicious drops in wine country or lay by the beach, we’ve got something for you. ...
Planning a perfect holiday can be complicated
From coordinating your flights with tour dates to organising travel insurance, we understand how overwhelming travel planning can be. Luckily, you don't have to do it alone! Our team of experienced Travel Experts know holiday planning better than the backs of their hands and are ready to help make your next tour an unforgettable experience. We'll take care of all the nitty-gritty details to make sure your holiday is stress-free.
Frequently asked questions
Our South Africa tour packages often include stops in Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Kruger National Park.
Some South Africa tour packages include flights, while others do not. Check the package details and chat with your travel expert to include flights in your booking.
They sure do! Most South Africa packages feature guided tours that provide deep insights into historical sites and local life while taking you to bucket-list destinations. If you can’t find a package that has everything you’re looking for, chat with one of our travel experts to create a custom itinerary tailored to your needs.
Fill your suitcase with comfortable layers that offer a versatile wardrobe for days spent exploring everything South Africa has to offer. Don’t forget to keep an eye on the forecast as temperatures can vary greatly.
Tours typically range from one week to two weeks, giving you plenty of time to spot the Big 5 in Kruger National Park, table a cable car up Table Mountain and sample some world-class vintage wines in Stellenbosch and Franschhoek . Got more time up your sleeve? Chat with our travel experts about extending your trip or even tacking on another tour.
The best time to visit South Africa is generally from May to September for wildlife viewing and December to February for perfect beach weather.
Yes, South Africa is generally safe for tourists. If in doubt, we recommend you follow travel advisories, keep up to date with local guidelines and use common sense. (P.S. Don’t forget to grab some travel insurance, that way you’re covered in case something does go wrong).
Yes, many of our tours offer family-friendly activities, experiences and accommodation. If in doubt, chat with your local Flight Centre travel expert to find the right South Africa tour option for your tiny travellers.
Visa requirements depend on nationality. Check the specific requirements for your country by visiting the South Africa visa and immigration website or chatting with your Flight Centre travel expert.
Did you even go to South Africa if you didn’t head out on a safari? While we can’t guarantee you’ll see the big five, we can easily add the ultimate safari experience to your South African travel package (and cross our fingers that you’ll see some seriously epic animals up close).
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