Day 1. Sat. USA / Dubai.
En Route
Overnight: En route

Day 2. Sun. Arrive Dubai.

Early this afternoon, please be at the airport to check in to Emirates Airlines counter. Proceed through security and to the gate area. This A 380 flight is
listed as 14 hour non-stop to Dubai.
After getting down at Dubai move towards the immigration counters. Just before the immigration counters go to Emirates help desk. They will ask you to go to
the counter next door where they will keep your one voucher and put a sticker of AED 120 VALUE on one of two vouchers left with you.
1. Move straight to immigration and show the vouchers, passport and next boarding pass. The immigration Officer will stamp your passport.
2. After immigration go to the emirates desk near the exit.
3. There they will assign you a hotel and will arrange for a cab to hotel.
4. Cab will drop you to hotel. The return cab will also be arranged by emirates which you can enquire at hotel.

At the hotel, drop your carry-on bags in the room and go to the concierge to arrange a taxi / uber to the city center and then Burj Al Khalifa. Your
reservation is at 10:00pm at the Tower – so depending on the time, you can go to the souk first.

8:00PM – 9:15PM – Dubai Creek SOUK (market) – take a taxi to the Dubai creek from your hotel. The Spice Souk is located in Deira, close to the Deira Old Souk
Abra Station and the Gold Souk. Al Ras Metro Station is just 400 yards from the souk. The souk is open every day of the week. Opening hours are 10 am to 10
pm Saturday to Thursday (closed between 1 pm and 4 pm) and 4 pm to 10 pm on Friday. Ladies dress conservatively.

9:15pm – 9:30pm – Taxi from the Dubai creek – souk markets to Burj Khalifa, which is just 10 minutes by taxi or Uber. You need to know that taxis must pick
up from taxi lines, you cannot flag them, so don’t make a mistake being in a place where no line is there. No cars will stop for you. Come out of the souk
and get in the line for a taxi. Takes a few minutes. Call Uber if you wish.

10:00pm – 11:00pm – Burj Khalifa – At the Top. Enjoy your visit to the top.

11:00pm – 11:30pm – Once again get into the taxi line or Uber and make your way to your hotel provided by Emirates. Find out how you can have some snack with
the meal voucher you have.

11:30pm / 1:30am – Showers and freshen up at your hotel. Then head to the lobby for free transport back to the airport. You need to reach there by 2:00am.

Day 3. Mon. Dubai / Cape Town.
On arrival at Cape Town airport, proceed through immigration and collect your baggage, then proceed through customs to the arrival hall where you will be
met by our private representative and loaded into a private car for the short 30 minute drive to the waterfront area and to your confirmed hotel. This Hotel
is located about 15 minutes’ walk from the waterfront where all the action is. It also has a complimentary shuttle to the waterfront. You need to head to the
Clock Tower for the ferry next door and restaurants galore at that area. The driver who brings you from the airport to the hotel will have ferry tickets. We
suggest to check in, grab a shower and take the hotel shuttle to the waterfront where you can purchase a burger / fries or similar for lunch. (The shuttle
drops you and you might still have 10 min walk.

The Clock Tower is easily visible from most of the hotels on the waterfront. This is a few minutes walk along the waterfront from where the hotel shuttle
drops you, or you may take a taxi form your hotel.

Board the ferry on your own and enjoy the 30 minute fresh air ride to the island.
Depart on a scheduled boat trip across Table Bay to Robben Island (Time is 45 minutes to 90 minutes). On arrival guests will be met by their guide – an ex-
political prisoner. You will be taken on a 45-minute bus ride with a guide providing commentary. Stop and visit the infamous Maximum Security Prison as
well as the Murray’s Bay Harbour precinct attractions, such as the Muslim shrine, or kramat, and the Museum Shop. For nearly 400 years, Robben Island, 12
kilometres from Cape Town, was a place of banishment, exile, isolation and imprisonment. It was here that rulers sent those they regarded as political
troublemakers, social outcasts and the unwanted of society. During the apartheid years Robben Island became internationally known for its institutional
brutality. The duty of those who ran the Island and its prison was to isolate opponents of apartheid and to crush their morale. Some freedom fighters spent
more than a quarter of a century in prison for their beliefs.

You will be notified of the last ferry return which is around 5:00pm or 5:30pm back to waterfront. If you wish to have an early dinner at one of the
waterfront restaurants, you could do this before you go back to your hotel.

Overnight: The Southern Sun Waterfront Hotel – (B)

Day 4. Tue. Cape Town.

Fully rested this morning, you will be met at the lobby by your private guide and set off for a full day tour of Cape Town. (Depending on clouds and weather,
the guide will determine if best to go to Table Mountain first or in the afternoon, so that you get a view of the city.

The first stop is to the base of Table Mountain where you board a cable car ride up to the top of the Mountain. Here you will have fabulous views of the city
and plains in the background (weather permitting). Some free time at the top to stroll around for various views.

The next stop is the Malay Quarter: During the era when the Cape was under the rule of the Dutch East India Company (VOC), slaves were imported in order to
provide labor in the building of the city. They were shipped in from other parts of Africa and also from Madagascar, India, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Indonesia and
South East Asia. Many were sold as personal slaves.

Next, enter the South Africa Jewish Museum. The South African Jewish Museum showcases the South African Jewish History, Jewish religion and traditions and
the role of the Jews in the struggle against apartheid. The Museum was inaugurated and officially opened by Nelson Mandela in December 2000. The brainchild
of Mendel Kaplan, the museum’s founder and one of the benefactors, the project took 4 years from planning to completion. Set in the heart of the Museum Mile,
it is a major attraction to thousands of guests.

Continue this afternoon by private car to the South Africa Museum: The Iziko South African Museum, founded in 1825 and situated in the Company’s Garden,
takes care of more than 1.5-million items of cultural and scientific significance.

Your final stop this afternoon is to the historic Castle of Good Hope. Built between 1666 and 1679 by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) as a maritime
replenishment station, the Castle of Good Hope is the oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa.
From 1678 it was the center of civilian, administrative and military life at the Cape, until the settlement grew and some functions and activities moved away
from the Castle. Today the Castle is the seat of the military in the Cape, and houses the Castle Military Museum and Iziko Museums of Cape Town (William Fehr
Collection).

At the end of the afternoon, you will have an excellent understanding of Cape Town after your full day touring.

Overnight: The Southern Sun Waterfront Hotel – (B)

Day 5. Wed. Cape Town / Cape Peninsula.

The first stop this morning is at Hout Bay, where you have a short boat ride to visit Seal Island.

Affectionately called ‘the republic of Hout Bay’ by its residents, due mainly to the limited means of access into this attractive suburb – there are only
three – Hout Bay lies just 20 minutes’ from the center of Cape Town yet has a unique and timeless beauty that makes it so popular with locals and visitors.

Hout Bay was formerly a fishing village and has managed to maintain its unique combination of fishing harbor and country atmosphere, despite development. Its
long, sandy beach faces a bay framed by mountains and is quite simply exceptionally beautiful. Capetonians throng here over weekends to partake of the local
fish & chips and to catch a glimpse of the resident Cape seals that make the harbor their home.

After a brief tour to Seal Island, re-board your coach and drive along Chapman’s Peak.

Chapman’s Peak stands imposingly at the heart of Chapman’s Peak Drive, connecting Hout Bay with Noordhoek along one of the most dramatic marine routes in the
world that hugs the coast of the Atlantic Seaboard for nine kilometers. Chapman’s Peak Drive climbs steadily from the harbor of Hout Bay, skirting 114 curves
of Chapman’s Peak to follow the rocky coastline along some truly magnificent views of the sandy bays below. The combination of steep, almost thrilling rocky
inclines, shimmering blue waters and expansive skies simply take the breath away and to compensate for this, there are a number of rest areas en route where
one can simply stop and drink in the views.

Continue to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, established in 1939 to protect 7750ha of indigenous flora and fauna. The reserve comes to an end at
majestic Cape Point. Situated at the junction of two of earth’s most contrasting water masses – the cold Benguela current on the West Coast and the warm
Agulhas current on the East Coast, the Cape of Good Hope is popularly perceived as the meeting point of the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans. You will take the
funicular to the vantage point from where you will be able to witness the “meeting of the two oceans”.

Break for Lunch (own account) at approximately 1:00pm – 2:00pm. Proceed to a typical South Africa restaurant for a seafood lunch break.

The first stop after lunch is to Boulders Beach. African penguins inhabit twenty-seven sites. Most are on inshore islands, of which the best known is Robben
Island. There are only three of them on the mainland sites. The largest existing colony is on St Croix Island near Port Elizabeth, with about 50,000 birds.
Dassen Island off Yzerfontein, once home to over a million penguins, now has about 30,000, while Dyer Island near Gansbaai has about 20,000. The most
remarkable of the mainland colonies is in Simon’s Town with over 25000 birds.

After a visit to the Penguin colony, start heading back towards Cape Town. Along the way, make your final stop at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, the oldest
and largest botanical gardens in South Africa. Left to the people of Cape Town by Cecil John Rhodes in 1902, the area comprises 528 hectares, of which 36
hectares consists of cultivated gardens. Situated on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Gardens contain a wide array of indigenous flora,
trees, birds and small animals. The gardens are simply beautiful, with lush rolling lawns, ambling cobbled paths and informative signposts that identify the
plants and trees you’re passing.

Overnight: The Southern Sun Waterfront Hotel – (standard room – B)

Day 6. Thu. Cape Town.

This morning enjoy breakfast together in the dining room. At 8:00am please be in the lobby with your suitcases checked out and ready to go at 8:00am. You
will board your private car with guide for a relaxing outing in the nearby winelands of South Africa. The drive is about 90 minutes.

8:00am – 9:30am – Drive to Franschhoek town for some time to explore this quaint town.

9:30am – 10:30am – Explore Franschhoek. The village of Franschhoek (French Corner), tucked into the Cape Winelands of South Africa, is known as the country’s
food and wine capital. Galleries and antique shops fill the tree-lined streets, and vineyards established more than 300 years ago cascade over the hills just
outside town. Stop for a coffee and then continue on.

10:30am – 11:30am – Board your vehicle and drive to Waterford Estates viewing architecture along the way.

11:30am / 12:30pm – Chocolate and wine tasting at Waterford Estates.
Just as in winemaking, it is not about a single season, harvest or vintage – it’s about continuity, longevity and perpetuation; building for the future and
the generations to come.

12:30pm – 1:00pm – Drive to Stellenbosch from Waterford Estates.

1:00pm – 2:00pm – Free time in Stellenbosch to self-explore the town and to grab a delicious lunch at one of the many bistros on your own account.

2:00pm – 3:00pm – Drive through Stellenbosch University and visit Stellenbosch Museum.

3:00pm – 4:00pm – Guide to determine which route and small towns / architecture to visit. One hour drive through the Winelands area including the small towns
of Paarl or smaller village like towns ending back at the La Residence Winery. Deep within the Cape Winelands is Paarl, the third-oldest town in South Africa
lying in a beautiful valley between the Drakenstein Mountains and Paarl Mountain, a landmark outcrop with three enormous granite boulders on top.

4:00pm / 5:30pm – Wine and Cheese Tasting at Fairview Winery. The Fairview Tasting Room is one of the most popular Cape winelands destinations, building on a
reputation that stretches back to the 1970′s. At the end of the afgternoon, your guide will return you to your own winery estate in the late afternoon.

Overnight: Le Quartier Francais Winery. (B)

Day 7. Fri. Le Francais / Cape Town Airport / Cape Town / Skukuza Airport.

This morning have breakfast and be ready in the lobby at 8:00am for your private car pick up to bring you to the airport for your flight to Skukuza Kruger
Park airport. At the airport, check in for your short flight to Skukuza Airport.

Iconic Skukuza Airport is situated in the Kruger National Park, one of the largest natural wildlife reserves in the world. The direct flights provide guests
with easy access to adjoining legendary private game lodges and the SANParks lodges and camps within the Kruger National Park.
It is known as South Africa’s favourite national park and loved for the famous Big Five animals that call it home as well as hundreds of species of birds and
beasts, ancient trees, flowing rivers and amazing bush settings.

Game drives in this park are the stuff of legends. On arrival at Skukuza, you will be met by Tingsa Lodge Naturalist drivers who will load up their vehicle
and set out to bring you to the Tinga Lodge for check in.

Check in 1:30pm – 2:00pm – Grab some sandwich and check in. and freshen up. After settling in, take a walk through the grounds of Tinga and high tea is
served around 3:00pm.

4:00pm – 4:30pm – Reception will advise you what time to be in the lobby ready for the amazing afternoon safari.

Overnight: Tinga Lodge (BLD)

Day 8. Sat. Tinga Lodge.

Early morning wake up call. Then ask reception to come to your suite to escort you to the reception where you can grab some coffee / biscuits and set out
with your safari driver and other guests from the camp.

Mid day – enjoy a nap or swim. Later in the afternoon repeat your safari.

Overnight: Tinga Lodge (BLD)

Day 9. Sun. Tinga Lodge.

Another fine morning and afternoon out on safaris to enjoy the amazing Kruger Park.

Overnight: Tinga Lodge (BLD)

Day 10. Mon. Tinga Lodge /MQP Kruger Airport / MQP Airport / Vilanculos / Benguerra Island.

This morning have your wake up call for however time you need and then ask for your escort from your room at 6:00am and then head with your luggage to
reception, and then over to breakfast from 6:00am to 7:00am) Please be waiting in lobby by 7:00am this morning when you will be met by private driver from CC
safaris direct, with a private vehicle and the transfer from Tinga to the MQP airport. This is the larger jet airport which has International flights in and
out of the Kruger Park. The drive is about 2.5 hours to 3 hours out of the park and then along the highways to MQP airport.

10:00am – 10:30am – Arrive at MQP Nelspruit Kruger International Airport.
Say goodbye to the driver and then proceed into the terminal and show your passports to South African Airlink. You will check in for the short flight to
Vilanculos Mozambique.

11:45am / 12:55pm – Arrive Vilanculos Mozambique – Board your non-stop one hour 10 minute flight to Villanculos Airport Mozambique. Upon arrival, proceed to
the immigration where you will collect your visa on arrival (pay $ 50 cash x 2 persons) Show your letter from Azura. Then collect your luggage and make your
way through customs to the arrival hall and meet Azura Staff who will show you to the Helicopter and ride 10 minutes to the Azura Resort.

Overnight: The Azura Benguerra Lodge – Beach Front Villa. (BD)

Day 11. Tue. Benguerra island.

Imagine an unspoilt island within a Marine National Park, deserted beaches of pure white sand that extend for miles, sparkling turquoise seas criss-crossed
by local dhows plying their trade, sunny days and star-studded nights. This is the enchanting island escape you always imagined. Azura Benguerra, the first
eco-friendly resort in Mozambique, was hand-built by the local community and is operated in partnership with it.

Overnight: The Azura Benguerra Lodge – Beach Front Villa. (BLD)

Day 12. Wed. Benguerra Lodge.

Full Day at your leisure.

Azura Benguerra Island’s public areas are right on the beach and open to the sea. We have created several different zones for your enjoyment and relaxation,
from the comfortable lounge area, to the vibey Star Bar, and our fabulous wine cellar offering a selection of the owner’s wines, especially flown in from
their Chateau in France. The Jellyfish Restaurant offers breakfast and more formal dining. There is a media room for those needing TV and internet access, a
boutique at reception, and our Padi 5 Star dive centre with top of the range Scubapro equipment.

Overnight: The Azura Benguerra Lodge – Beach Front Villa. (BLD)

Day 13. Thu. Benguerra Lodge.

Full Day at your leisure.

Azura on Benguerra Island is blessed with hot and sunny weather year round. Temperatures are generally in the upper 20′s to low 30′s celsius, and rarely fall
below 20 degrees even at night. The water temperature is gloriously warm, and ranges from 24-30 degrees plus. Benguerra Island tends to receive on average a
quarter of the rainfall that the mainland does, and there can be several months of the year when there is no rain at all. This makes our landscape very arid,
and challenges our indigenous gardens and water supply, but usually makes our guests very happy!

Overnight: The Azura Benguerra Lodge – Beach Front Villa. (BLD)

Day 14. Fri. Banguerra / Vilanculos / Johannesburg / Dubai.

This morning have breakfast and then check out and wait at reception for your helicopter transfer back to the Vilanculos airport for your connecting flight
to Johannesburg. We hope you captured some images of your stay on the island in your camera / Ipad of the island.

At Vilanculos airport, show your passports to South Afrijcan Airlink and then make your way to the gate to fly back to Johannesburg. On arrival, you will
need to clear immigration and then collect your baggage. Once in the arrivals terminal, proceed back up one level to the departures level and check in and
proceed through security to board your flight to Dubai. (8 hours 15 minutes non-stop to Dubai. Check your bags through to United States.

Overnight: En route.

Day 15.Sat. Arrive Dubai / USA.

Take your flight back to U.S.