4×4 RENTAL CAPE TOWN
Explore South Africa’s mother city and wilderness by self-drive
WELCOME TO CAPE TOWN
Cape Town is home to one of the seven wonders of the world and is renowned for being one of the world’s most beautiful cosmopolitan and vibrant cities. From Table mountain to the prestine coast line, the city has something to offer the whole family. No two visits are ever the same. Most travelers prefer exploring the picturesque city on their own pace. This allows plenty of time to explore the rich history of the city or unlock its adventure. Self-drives through Cape Town is an ideal choice.
OUR RECOMMENDED VEHICLES
We’ve selected some of the top 4×4 vehicles for your next self-drive safari holiday. Click on one of the vehicles below to get more info.
Toyota
Toyota Hilux Double Cab 4x4 2.4l Automatic Diesel Camping Equipped 4 Pax
RECOMMENDED ROUTE FOR CAPE TOWN
We’ve selected an excellent 4×4 route for your next self-drive safari holiday.
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The Ultimate South Africa 4×4 Self-Drive Holiday (Ex CPT)
“This is an 18-day tour, which departs from Cape Town or Johannesburg. On this tour, you will be able to see an array of destinations, from Kruger National Park to the Tsitsikamma National Park .”
Day 1: Cape Town to Franschhoek
Depart the Cape Town CBD and visit the renowned wine estates in the Franschhoek valley and in Stellenbosch. We recommend lodging at Auberge La Dauphine for the evening.
Accommodation options:
- Auberge La Dauphine
Day 2: Franschhoek to Outdshoorn
Head for Route 62 and explore some of South Africa’s most iconic historic towns on your way to Oudtshoorn. We recommend lodging at Fosters Manor.
Accommodation options:
- Fosters Manor
Day 3: Oudtshoorn to Tsitsikamma
After enjoying a visit to an ostrich farm in Oudtshoorn, head for the Garden Route and enjoy the Knysna Heads and an evening of stargazing.
Accommodation options:
- Tsitsikamma Village Inn
Day 4: Tsitsikamma to Addo Elephant National Park
Visit the indigenous Tsitsikamma Forest, walk the swing fridge over the Storms River Mouth and jump from the highest bungee jump in the world, at your own expense. Then, head for the wildlife of Addo Elephant National Park.
Accommodation options:
- Addo Elephant National Park
Day 5: Addo Elephant National Park to Hogsback
The Addo Elephant National Park offers a unique wildlife experience. Here, you will be able to experience game drives in search of elephants, black rhino, lion and buffalo, to name a few. Evening game drives can be enjoyed at a flood lit waterhole, where you will be able to sight the nocturnal wildlife of the park. Once you’re done, head for Hogsback.
Accommodation options:
- The Arminel
Day 6-7: Hogsback to Cradock
The beautiful village of Hogsback lies in the Amathole Mountain Range. This mystical community offers a range of activities for you to enjoy. Your next stop will be Cradock in the Karoo.
Accommodation options:
- Mountain Zebra National Park
Day 8: Cradock to Burgersdorp
In Cradock, you will be able to explore the rich heritage of the town and experience the traditional Karoo hospitality. Visit Mountain Zebra National Park, while you’re at it.
Travel to the Eastern Cape region and stop for a break at Burgersdorp, a small town with 10 National Monuments. We recommend staying the night at the Jubilee Hotel.
Accommodation options:
- Jubilee Hotel
Day 9: Burgersdorp to Lesotho
Start the morning early and cross the border into Lesotho. Enjoy your day at leisure or experience pony-trekking through the scenic landscapes Lesotho has on offer.
Accommodation options:
- Malealea Lodge
Day 10: Lesotho to Drakensberg
Head for the border again and aim to spend two nights at the Didima Lodge, which will enable you to explore this majestic area.
Accommodation options:
- Didima Lodge
Day 11-12: Drakensberg to Zululand
Leave the Drakensberg and head towards Zululand via Ladysmith. Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve is well-known for being a safe haven for the white rhino. Clear up your afternoon and the following morning for game drives and wildlife sighting.
Accommodation options:
- Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve
Day 13: Zululand to Eswatini
Cross the border into Eswatini and spend the night at Mlilwane Royal National Park. Make time to explore the Kingdom of Eswatini and experience its rich heritage, lifestyle, and culture.
Accommodation options:
- Mlilwane Royal National Park
Day 14-15: Eswatini to Kruger National Park
Cross back into South Africa and pay a visit to Kruger National Park, where you’ll be able to see the Big Five and other wildlife.
Accommodation options:
- Skukuza Rest Camp
Day 16-17: Kruger National Park to Pilgrims Rest
After breakfast, travel via the Panorama Route and all its waterfalls to get to Pilgrims Rest, a historic mining town with plenty of character.
Accommodation option:
- Pilgrims Rest
Day 18: Pilgrims Rest to Johannesburg
Head west towards Gauteng and Johannesburg, exploring Mpumalanga along the way.
