Cape Town: Aquila Reserve Safari with Lunch and Winery Visit
Breede Valley, Cape Town
Aquila Safari offers a fantastic opportunity to see the Big 5 and experience the beauty of the African bush.
This full-day game drive tour departs from Cape Town to a private Big Five game reserve, ideal for wildlife enthusiasts seeking an immersive safari experience.
Highlights
- Get up close to Africa's Big Five and other wildlife on a game drive
- Join a full-day tour from Cape Town to the Big Five Game Reserve
- Spot giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, elephants, lions, impala, and more
- Enjoy South African hospitality with a buffet lunch at the lodge
- Visit Fairview farm in Paarl for an optional cheese and wine tasting
Description
Experience the thrill of seeing Africa’s iconic Big Five elephants, lions, leopards, rhinos, and Cape buffalo at a private game reserve located about 200 km from Cape Town, approximately a 2 hour and 30 minute drive.
This shared tour requires a minimum of four guests and includes convenient hotel pickup and drop-off. Join a shared or private safari game drive led by experienced rangers who provide expert knowledge throughout the journey.
Please note, the game reserve entrance fee is not included in the tour price. Current reserve fees are:
- Low season: R1,890 per person
- Mid-season: R2,365 per person
- Peak season: R2,580 per person
These fees cover reserve access, a buffet lunch, a guided safari game drive, and a complimentary welcome glass of bubbles.
Includes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
- Welcome drink
- Open-air safari drive
- Knowledgeable guide
- Buffet lunch
- Fairview Wine Estate visit
- Bottle of water
Excludes
- Reserve entrance fees (R1,890 to R2,580 per person depending on season)
- Cheese and wine tasting at Fairview (R160 per person, optional)
- Tips (optional)
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance and bring comfortable clothing, sun protection, and a camera. The best time to visit is during the dry season for optimal wildlife spotting.
