It's important to pack for the weather and activities you have planned. South Africa experiences warm summers and cool winters, so pack accordingly. If you're planning to go on safari, be sure to bring comfortable, neutral-colored clothing and sturdy walking shoes. A hat, sunglasses, and swimwear are also essential.

Yes, South Africa has good cellphone coverage in most areas. However, roaming charges can be expensive, so we recommend purchasing a local SIM card upon arrival. SIM cards are readily available at airports and major shopping centres.

Yes, we highly recommend purchasing travel insurance to cover any unforeseen medical or travel-related issues. It's also important to ensure that your policy covers any activities you plan to do, such as safari or adventure sports.

Before you embark on your trip to South Africa, there are a few important things you'll need to organize: Firstly, ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months after your planned departure date. You may also need to obtain a visa depending on your country of origin. It's best to check with your local South African embassy or consulate to confirm visa requirements. Secondly, book your flights in advance to ensure availability and to secure the best rates. Lastly, make sure to inform your bank and credit card company of your travel plans to avoid any issues with card usage while abroad. By organizing these important aspects of your trip beforehand, you can ensure a stress-free and enjoyable experience in South Africa.

All our food falls under the hechsher of the South African Kashrus Department. Our meat is all Mehadrin Commission (Chabad Shechitah), and all dairy is Chalav Yisrael.

Absolutely. Whether you are travelling for a family simcha, or a special occasion, we can curate a trip just for your needs.

Besides travel to and from South Africa, we will arrange all necessary travel that falls within the trip's dates.

For a list of the inclusions and exclusions of the trip, and to view our T's & C's, please click here.