Staying in Cape Town provides you with a great base to explore the many sights it has to offer. For a first-time visitor, you will want to see the Cape Peninsula visit the penguins, which is an all-time favourite. No trip to Cape Town is complete without also visiting the Cape Winelands which offer a spoilt-for-choice range of estates and restaurants to enjoy. Another trip we would recommend is a boat ride to Robben Island to visit the cell where Mandela was incarcerated.
We would also recommend an itinerary which is designed to allow you to have plenty of free time to explore all of the above and many more, you could even visit Kruger National Park to add on a safari.
With some amazing accommodation options, you want to be close to the below.
V&A Waterfront
Robben Island
Table Mountain
Camps Bay Beach
City Restaurants
Winelands
Take a look at the map to see all the amazing places you would be exploring.
To book this amazing trip, contact your Travel Counsellor today and you’ll benefit from our 24-hour duty office ready to assist you before, during and after your trip.
Finland is often linked with winter trips to Lapland, but there’s much more to discover across the country. From design-led cities to quiet lakes and coastal landscapes, it offers a different pace of travel that feels both refreshing and easy to explore. If you’re looking for a European destination that combines nature, culture, and something a little less expected, Finland is well worth considering.
Few destinations offer as much to discover as South Africa, and recently, a group of Travel Counsellors experienced just how varied a journey here can be. From the dramatic landscapes of the Panorama Route to unforgettable safari moments in Kruger National Park, time spent with local tourism partners, and a deeply moving visit to Soweto, the trip offered the kind of first-hand insight that helps shape more personal, meaningful holidays for customers. It was a reminder that South Africa isn’t only about big-name sights; it’s about the people, places, flavours, and small moments that stay with you long after you’ve returned home.
Spain takes on a slightly slower, softer rhythm in September. The peak summer crowds have eased, the evenings still feel made for long dinners outside, and there’s enough warmth left for beach days, city strolls, and countryside escapes. From island coves to wine country and elegant northern coastlines, these five Spanish destinations all come into their own as summer gently gives way to autumn.
