South Africa holidays
Private tours of South Africa are fitting for first-time or repeat travellers. Travelling privately allows you to choose one of Cox & Kings’ sample journeys, or to create your own bespoke itinerary, fitting to your needs. From Family adventures, rail adventures, self-drive journeys or honeymoons; the choice is yours.
If you would like to travel on your own itinerary, please contact us or see below for suggested South Africa holidays.
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This diverse circular self-drive journey, starting and finishing in Johannesburg, takes in a range of highlights within the Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal provinces of South...
This popular self-drive explores one of the most beautiful areas of South Africa, staying in hotels selected for their character and personal service. Explore Cape Town and the picturesque Winelands...
KwaZulu-Natal is a stand-alone wildlife holiday destination rich in South African culture and connections with Britain. Winston Churchill was captured here as a young war correspondent during the...
This self-drive tour is a worthy contender for visitors with an adventurous spirit looking to discover somewhere unique in South...
This 12-day self-drive is aimed at the returning visitor to South Africa. Enjoy stunning walking trails, unique wildlife and delicious seafood and...
This flexible, self-drive itinerary offers an extraordinary diversity of experiences and landscapes within a 4-hour drive of Cape Town. Visit Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, a 'Big Five' reserve including...
This self-drive tour combines stunning coastal scenery, remarkable wildlife and a varied selection of thrilling outdoor activities, making it ideal for all age groups. Start in Cape Town, dominated...
This self-drive programme focuses on some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Eastern...
Explore craft markets, the Drakensberg battlefields and wildlife reserves on this selfdrive while staying in luxury...
Discover the splendour of South Africa’s Garden Route on this introductory tour taking in quaint towns, magnificent scenery, wildlife and gastronomy. Starting in the vibrant city of Cape Town,...
This adventurous self-drive trip takes you south from Windhoek in Namibia to Cape Town in South Africa, stopping en route in a diverse range of breathtaking landscapes. Explore the towering...
This self-drive stays in first-class hotels and lodges, all with something special to...
This luxury private journey combines some of the most spectacular sights in Cape Town with 2 nights on Rovos Rail. Spend some time exploring Johannesburg, before flying to the Zimbabwean side of...
This luxury private journey combines some of Cape Town’s most spectacular sights with a night on the world-renowned Blue Train. Spend some time exploring Pretoria, South Africa’s political...
Self-driving allows for time to enjoy the diverse landscapes and culture of the Limpopo province. The wildlife on this tour is exceptional and includes 3 nights in Botswana's dramatic Mashatu Game...
This is an excellent trip for those who want to combine three of Southern Africa's most iconic locations. Explore cosmopolitan Cape Town, track the 'Big Five' in Kruger National Park and end with th...
We have highlighted the standard of accommodation featured on a tour immediately above the tour itinerary.
In some cases, tours include some departures in one category and some in another: you can see and select the different tour types under ‘tour variations’. For these tours, the itinerary is generally the same and just the standard of accommodation varies. However, if there are any variations in the excursions included, these are shown within the itinerary.
Superior: Most Cox & Kings tours fall under this category and are based in 4- or 5-star accommodation, or the best available.
Luxury: These tours will usually feature 5-star de luxe accommodation throughout.
Standard: Simpler in emphasis, these itineraries typically feature 3- and 4-star accommodation throughout.
Discovery: This type of holiday is best suited to the hardier traveller, as it will typically include some quite basic accommodation, possibly longer and rougher road journeys and, in some cases, more arduous activities, such as trekking.