South Africa’s ultimate signature tour – luxury, adventure, and authenticity combined into one. From the Western Cape’s most iconic highlights to the authentic off-the-beaten- rack where you won’t find large crowds or extensive commercial development. To sum it all up, this tour is more than just a ride – it’s a journey into the soul of our country. You’ll explore its most iconic highlights while uncovering hidden gems that capture the spirit of adventure, authenticity, and diversity. You’ll discover quiet beaches, small villages, and vibrant local cultures, whilst enjoying a spirit of adventure that’s often lost on busier tourist routes.
Over 21 days, every turn of the road offers something new: breathtaking scenery, cultural richness, and moments that will stay with you long after the journey ends. The tour price is fully all‑inclusive, ensuring a seamless and worry‑free experience. With the exception of beverages and personal souvenirs, every expense is covered for your convenience, allowing you to simply enjoy the journey without interruption.
Join us as we uncover the soul of South Africa, where each twist of the road reveals a new discovery. Secure your place on the Cape Town to Kruger Motorcycle Tour today, and let the sweeping landscapes of our country awaken your spirit of adventure and wonder.
05 – 24 April 2027
11 – 30 October 2027
1 Person, 1 Motorcycle: 1 Room (SINGLE) @ R286 248 (all-inclusive)
2 Persons, 1 Motorcycle: 1 Room (DOUBLE) @ R365 005 (all-inclusive)
2 Persons, 2 Motorcycles: 1 Room (TWIN SHARE) @ R534 449 (all-inclusive)
You’re welcome to choose the motorcycle that feels right for you, at no extra charge. Click here to select your steel companion for this tour
Welcome to the Mother City, Cape Town!
Welcome to Mama Africa’s Tavern of the Seas — Cape Town!
Upon arrival, a friendly GS Africa shuttle, proudly displaying your tour group’s name, will be waiting to whisk you from the aiport to your nearby hotel. Perfectly located just a block from the vibrant V&A Waterfront, with its array of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, your hotel promises a lively start to your journey.
If you’ve forgotten any gear, don’t worry. Simply inform your Tour Guide, who will liaise with GS Africa to arrange rider gear, accessories, or additional motorcycle apparel as needed. Once you’re settled in, your Tour Guide will meet you at the hotel to begin your adventure with a ride up the iconic Table Mountain cable car, followed by a visit to the colourful Bo-Kaap for photo opportunities. The day concludes with a briefing at GS Africa Headquarters, for a full overview of what your tour entails.
Daily Distances and Destinations
Arrival in Cape Town & Table Mountain Excursion
Upon arrival at Cape Town International Airport, our dedicated shuttle service will collect you and transfer you to your luxurious 4-star hotel at the world-renowned V&A Waterfront, a vibrant hub filled with restaurants, cafés, boutique shops, and memorable experiences.
After checking in and taking some time to freshen up, you’ll ride on the world acclaimed Table Mountain Cable Car to the iconic flat-topped summit for sweeping views across Cape Town, a defining perspective of the city’s identity. From there, you’ll explore the colorful streets of Bo-Kaap, one of Cape Town’s most historic and vibrant neighborhoods rich in Cape Malay heritage, before getting together at GS Africa HQ for your official tour briefing. The evening concludes with an authentic African welcome dinner, marking the perfect beginning to your motorcycle adventure across South Africa.
265 kms | 165 miles
Once you have enjoyed your breakfast, our tour vehicle will be ready to load your luggage (we recommend soft bags for ease of transport), you’ll head to GS Africa Headquarters where you’ll be introduced to your steel companions for the next 20 days. You’ll say goodbye to Cape Town’s bustling city streets and embrace one of its most iconic coastal routes: the panoramic Chapman’s Peak Drive.
Winding through the scenic route via Hout Bay and continuing to the Cape Point Nature Reserve – a historic waypoint for ships traveling between Europe and Asia. From there you’ll visit Boulders Beach to meet the beloved little black-and-white African penguins, often seen sunbathing at their coastal home. The route then takes you along another breathtaking coastal stretch, leading to Hermanus for your overnight stay overlooking the historic Old Harbour, where the natural beauty of the harbour and sea combine – a wonderful conclusion to your first day.
188 kms | 116 miles
Heading east into the Garden Route, the journey takes us toward the charming seaside village of Arniston. En-route, we pause at Cape Agulhas, the southernmost point of Africa, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. The historic lighthouse, standing since 1848 as South Africa’s second oldest, adds character to this remarkable stop.
After enjoying lunch nearby, we continue to Arniston, a tranquil coastal village celebrated for its unspoiled beaches and sweeping ocean views. Your 4-star accommodation offers a perfect blend of comfort and scenery, with nature reserves and local attractions close at hand. If the tide allows, you may even discover a hidden sea cave — an ideal spot for capturing unforgettable photographs of the ocean.
364 kms | 226 miles
After enjoying a hearty breakfast, the road continues to the Garden Route. Our first pause is in Wilderness, a stretch of coastline often described as one of South Africa’s most breathtaking, where we’ll enjoy over a relaxed seaside lunch with endless ocean views. From there, the road leads us to Knysna, a destination celebrated for its mix of adventure, leisure, and culinary delights.
Your 4-star hotel, conveniently located at the waterfront, offers easy access to boutique shopping and the lagoon’s tranquil outlook. As the day winds down, we’ll gather for a 75‑minute cruise across the Knysna Lagoon, gliding past the dramatic Knysna Heads and into the calm waters of Featherbed Bay — a perspective that reveals the town’s natural charm in a unique way. The evening concludes with dinner at a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant on the quay, where a carefully curated menu and harbour views provide a refined finale to your day.
110 kms | 68 miles
Prepare for an unforgettable ride through one of the most scenic sections of the Garden Route, often regarded as nature’s own adventure playground. This remarkable region is renowned for its ancient forests, dramatic coastlines, and pristine rivers, creating a spectacular backdrop for the journey ahead.
After arriving at your boutique hotel in Storms River Village, we make our way to lunch at an continental Italian-inspired restaurant with a local flair, perfectly situated on Keurbooms Beach. Here, you can indulge in exceptional cuisine whilst appreciating the vast ocean views, with time to enjoy a leisurely stroll along the shoreline.
Our return route leads through one of the Garden Route’s hidden treasures—an unspoiled and peaceful passage through the lush Tsitsikamma Forest. Towering indigenous trees, crystal-clear rivers, and the possibility of spotting local wildlife offer a captivating introduction to this extraordinary natural wilderness.
224 kms | 139 miles
Overlooking beautifully landscaped gardens whilst sipping your freshly brewed morning coffee, a peaceful start before heading into the heart of the Eastern Cape’s celebrated wildlife region.
Today’s ride follows the coastline past the vibrant surf town of Jeffreys Bay, famous for its world-class waves and laid-back atmosphere, before continuing to Gqeberha, one of South Africa’s major historical coastal cities. Along the way there will be time to stop for lunch and refreshments whilst enjoying the ever-changing scenery of the Eastern Cape.
By afternoon, the group arrives at historic private game reserve, where rolling plains, indigenous vegetation, and abundant wildlife create an authentic African safari setting. After settling into your comfortable safari-style tented accommodation, take some time to relax and appreciate the tranquillity of the bush.
As dusk settles over the reserve, the sounds of the wilderness begin to emerge creating an authentic safari experience. The evening concludes with a traditional South African dinner enjoyed around a crackling fire under a canopy of stars, offering the perfect introduction to the magic and atmosphere of the African bushveld.
224 kms | 139 miles
Today is dedicated to experiencing the remarkable wildlife and landscapes that make the Eastern Cape one of South Africa’s premier safari destinations. From vast open plains to dense thicket vegetation, the region provides a rich habitat for an impressive variety of animals, so be sure to have your camera ready throughout the day.
The day begins with a guided safari through Addo Elephant National Park, one of South Africa’s most celebrated conservation areas and home to one of the largest elephant populations on the continent. Accompanied by an experienced ranger in a closed safari vehicle, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the park’s unique biodiversity, conservation efforts, and the fascinating behaviour of its wildlife.
Following lunch, the safari experience continues to your Private Game Reserve. Exploring the reserve in an open safari vehicle offers a different perspective, allowing for wildlife viewing and photographic opportunities as you venture deeper into the bush. The reserve is renowned for its abundance of game, including elephants, rhinos, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, hippos, and predators such as lions.
Combining the scale and natural beauty of a national park with the exclusivity of a private reserve, today offers a diverse and memorable safari experience, showcasing the very best of the Eastern Cape’s wildlife and wilderness.
323 kms | 200 miles
Venturing deeper into the Wild Coast, the ride takes you along roads that are remote, surrounded by untouched natural beauty and traditional rural life. Passing through scattered villages, you’ll gain an authentic glimpse into the region’s rich culture before stopping to enjoy a local lunch unique to this coastline.
Your overnight stay is at thatched bungalows where the Umngazi River meets the sea — one of the Wild Coast’s most cherished retreats. This destination captures the essence of the Wild Coast: raw, serene, and unforgettable. A tranquil sunset river cruise concludes the special day followed by a delicious dinner.
315 kms | 195 miles
Venturing deeper into the Wild Coast, the ride takes you along roads that are remote, surrounded by untouched natural beauty and traditional rural life. Passing through scattered villages, you’ll gain an authentic glimpse into the region’s rich culture before stopping to enjoy a local lunch unique to this coastline.
Your overnight stay is at thatched bungalows where the Umngazi River meets the sea — one of the Wild Coast’s most cherished retreats. This destination captures the essence of the Wild Coast: raw, serene, and unforgettable. A tranquil sunset river cruise concludes the special day followed by a delicious dinner.
296 kms | 183 miles
From sweeping ocean views and peaceful natures soundtrack of the Wild Coast, your next experience begins in the remote haven of Umngazi. From here, you’ll travel inland towards the mountain town of Himeville in Underberg, crossing the spectacular farmland landscapes of South Africa’s Eastern Cape and KwaZulu‑Natal.
Along the way, the transition from lush subtropical coastal forests and rolling hills to the dramatic, towering peaks of the Southern Drakensberg, with its lively farm‑town centre. Your accommodation concludes at an award‑winning boutique country hotel in the picturesque Southern Drakensberg region. Nestled in Himeville—just a short distance from Underberg, it offers a quiet, luxurious retreat at the foot of the Drakensberg mountains, the ideal retreat to relax and recharge after taking in the beautiful scenery of today’s ride.
104kms | 64 miles
The ride from Himeville to Nottingham Road offers twisty mountain passes with majestic views of the Drakensberg on one side and the rugged border of Lesotho on the other. This scenic route showcases vast forests, winding rivers, and several dramatic passes.
Your destination is the charming village of Nottingham Road, in the heart of the Midlands Meander. Known affectionately as “Notties,” it blends rich Victorian heritage with warm country hospitality and a lively social atmosphere. Established in 1854 as a staging post between Pietermaritzburg and Ladysmith, is also home to the oldest pub in KwaZulu‑Natal.
268 kms | 166 miles
After enjoying Nottingham Road, the drive to Clarens is a journey that bridges the lush green hills of the KwaZulu‑Natal Midlands with the dramatic, sweeping sandstone peaks of the Free State. Nestled at the foothills of the Maluti Mountains(Lesotho), the little town of Clarens is renowned for its towering, multi‑layered golden sandstone cliffs, known as the Clarens Formation.
The local architecture reflects this heritage, with many homes, galleries, and shops built from the stone, giving the village a warm, rustic character.
Covering roughly 268 km, the drive takes about 3.5 hours, with plenty of opportunities to stop for photos along the way. Once you arrive in Clarens, you’ll find it the perfect spot to enjoy a meal or drinks overlooking the mountains. Though small, the village boasts a thriving culinary scene that adds to its charm.
Anchor day
By this stage, you would have enjoyed plenty of riding! For those eager to continue exploring, there’s the option to cross into Lesotho via Fouriesburg, the gateway to the mountain kingdom, and ride up to Afriski — a unique alpine resort where you can pause for lunch surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery.
Alternatively, if you’d prefer a more relaxed day, Clarens offers a vibrant cultural experience. The bustling village market is filled with handmade crafts, local art, and fresh produce, making it a place to wander. The Clarens Museum provides insight into the town’s rich history, while numerous art galleries showcase works from both local and national artists, reflecting the village’s reputation as the “art mecca” of the Free State.
Clarens also boasts a thriving culinary scene, with cozy cafés, restaurants, and microbreweries offering everything from hearty meals to artisanal drinks.
Whether you choose adventure in Lesotho or leisure in Clarens, this day promises something memorable for every traveler.
236 kms | 136 miles
Today’s route ventures from Clarens into the Golden Gate Highlands National Park, renowned for its towering golden‑hued sandstone cliffs and sweeping grassy plateaus. This protected area is a paradise for photographers and nature lovers, with dramatic landscapes that shift in color as the light changes throughout the day.
From here, you’ll continue on to Newcastle. Travelers can enjoy a relaxed afternoon by the pool, or for those who prefer to stretch their legs, the Ncandu State Forest Nature Reserve offers a rewarding escape. This reserve contains the second‑largest indigenous forest in KwaZulu‑Natal, showcasing deep yellowwood gorges, grassy plains, and a rich diversity of birdlife. Its network of trails leads to majestic waterfalls, making it an ideal spot for hiking and birdwatching.
Newcastle itself is a town with a mix of history and culture. It’s home to several heritage sites, including old forts and battlefields from the Anglo‑Boer War, as well as local markets where you can sample regional produce and crafts. Whether you choose to unwind by the pool or immerse yourself in the natural and cultural beauty of the area, this day offers a balance of relaxation and exploration in one of South Africa’s most scenic corners.
260 kms | 161 miles
From Newcastle to Mbabane, the route offers a beautiful transition from the rolling grasslands of South Africa’s interior into the mountainous, scenic landscapes of eSwatini (formerly Swaziland). Crossing the border, you’ll soon arrive at one of the country’s most unique attractions — the famous Ngwenya Glass Factory. Just moments across the border, this glassblowing workshop is a perfect stop to stretch your legs, watch skilled artisans at work, and browse locally crafted glassware and souvenirs.
From there, we continue to Mbabane, the heart of eSwatini. The capital city offers a mix of relaxation and adventure, with vibrant markets, cultural centers, and nearby nature reserves. Explore the Mbabane Craft Market, known for handmade baskets, carvings, and textiles, or visit the Swazi Cultural Village to gain insight into traditional customs, music, and dance. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the surrounding Ezulwini Valley and Malolotja Nature Reserve provide opportunities for hiking and birdwatching amid dramatic mountain scenery.
Whether you choose to immerse yourself in eSwatini’s traditions, shop for local crafts, or simply relax and enjoy the alpine atmosphere, Mbabane offers a rich and memorable experience at the crossroads of culture and nature.
189 kms | 116 miles
Today we head from Mbabane in eSwatini toward the legendary Kruger National Park, one of Africa’s greatest wildlife reserves. The journey offers a striking transition from the mountainous landscapes of eSwatini back into South Africa’s Lowveld region, where the terrain flattens into savannah dotted with acacia trees and continous bushveld. Along the way, you’ll pass rural villages and farmlands, giving you a glimpse of everyday life in this corner of Southern Africa.
Your destination lies just outside the Kruger National Park, where your next safari adventure begins. In the late afternoon, you’ll board an open game vehicle for a sunset drive. This is the perfect introduction to Kruger, as the fading light brings predators to life and herds of antelope, elephants, and giraffes move across the plains. With luck, you may even spot lions beginning their nightly patrols or hippos emerging from rivers.
The evening concludes at a lodge near the park gates, offering comfort and relaxation after the ride. Here, you will enjoy your bushveld dinner amongst the flagship of Africa’s Big Five world‑renowned destination.
Anchor Day
Today we park the motorcycles and switch into safari mode. After breakfast at the lodge near Kruger’s gates, we engage in a full‑day drive through the park. Expect diverse landscapes — from savannahs to riverine forests — and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Kruger is home to the Big Five, along with hippos, crocodiles, giraffes, antelope, and hundreds of bird species.
As the day cools, predators become more active, making late afternoon ideal for spotting lions or leopards. You’ll end the day with a delicious dinner, sharing stories of your sightings and preparing for more adventures ahead.
264 kms | 164 miles
Finishing our wildlife experiences, we now make our way directly to Dullstroom, a charming Mpumalanga highland town perched at 2,100 meters above sea level. Known as South Africa’s fly‑fishing capital, its altitude brings cool mountain air, misty landscapes, and the cozy charm of fireplaces in winter. The town is dotted with trout dams, rustic shops, art galleries, and craft stores, all adding to its appeal as a highland escape.
Among its unique attractions is the largest whisky bar in the Southern Hemisphere, boasting a collection of over 300 whiskies and freshly flown‑in oysters — an experience which can be enjoyed during our stay. Your hotel blends the feel of the Scottish Highlands with refined South African hospitality. With high‑end dining and a vibrant wood‑paneled bar, it’s the perfect place to retire and savor a fine whisky.
271 kms | 168 miles
Leaving the cool highlands of Dullstroom, the ride south takes the group through Mpumalanga’s misty valleys and trout‑rich streams before descending toward Gauteng. The transition is striking: from the quiet charm of the highlands into the vibrant energy of South Africa’s economic hub. The route offers rolling countryside, small farming towns, and long stretches of open road, perfect for a relaxed yet scenic motorcycle journey.
Arriving in Johannesburg, we check in at the Indaba Hotel, a renowned property in Fourways that blends African warmth with modern comfort. Surrounded by lush gardens, the hotel provides a tranquil retreat from the city’s bustle, with spacious rooms and excellent dining options.
In the evening, the highlight is the drumming session, an immersive cultural experience. Here, you’ll join a circle of drummers, learning the rhythms of traditional African percussion. It’s not only a chance to connect with local culture but also a lively, communal activity that brings travelers together in a spirit of celebration. The session introduces you to Johannesburg — vibrant, energetic, and deeply rooted in African tradition.
Anchor Day
The following day offers a powerful cultural and historical journey with the Soweto Half Day Tour and a visit to the Apartheid Museum. In Soweto, you’ll explore one of South Africa’s most iconic townships, rich in history and resilience. Highlights often include Vilakazi Street, the only street in the world to have housed two Nobel Peace Prize winners — Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu — as well as the Hector Pieterson Memorial, which commemorates the 1976 student uprisings.
The vibrant atmosphere of Soweto, with its street art, music, and bustling markets, provides a vivid glimpse into the spirit of modern South Africa. Later, the Apartheid Museum offers a deeply moving and educational experience, tracing the rise and fall of apartheid through powerful exhibits, personal stories, and multimedia displays. Together, these visits provide an unforgettable insight into South Africa’s past struggles and triumphs, leaving you with a deeper understranding of our cultural richness and ongoing journey toward unity.
Departure
It is time to part ways with the riding companions who became lifelong friends, and with the bikes that carried you through this extraordinary South African journey. As our shuttle transfers you from the hotel to OR Tambo International Airport, you’ll pack your bags, but what you truly take home are the memories – the laughter, the photographs, and the countless moments of discovery.
From the bustling attractions of the Western Cape, through the untouched beauty of the Eastern Cape, to the wildlife encounters and cultural treasures along the way, this 21‑day adventure has woven together experiences that will forever be part of your travel story. Though the journey ends here, the spirit of Africa — raw, diverse, and deeply moving — will remain with you long after you return home.
The tour price is fully inclusive for 21 days, ensuring you can simply relax and enjoy the experience. Other than beverages and personal souvenirs, everything is taken care of for your comfort and peace of mind, so your journey remains smooth and uninterrupted.
Touring Options & Terrain Guide
MALARIA ALERT
MALARIA ALERT: The Kruger National Park is located within a malaria-endemic area of South Africa. Please consult your Travel Doctor or GP in advance for advice on how to prevent malaria during your visit.
MOTORCYCLE OPTIONS
You have the option to pick the bike that feels right just for you from GS Africa’s impressive array of motorcycles(with no added charge), meticulously maintained with low kilometers and serviced exclusively by the manufacturers. Our in-house mechanics ensure each bike retains its near-new quality, promising a flawless riding experience.
No matter your motorcycle model, this tour is designed to accommodate all – choose from an enticing selection of BMWs, Ducatis, Harley-Davidsons, Hondas, KTMs, and Yamahas, offering a thrilling variety to suit every rider’s taste and style. With each model available for use on this tour, you’re guaranteed to find the perfect companion for your adventure. Choose your selected steel companion for this tour.
TERRAIN GRADING
The route is 100% paved, with just a few metres of well-graded gravel roads leading to the entrances of the game reserves.
DISTANCE
This tour covers a total of 3677 km along carefully planned routes designed to include all scheduled expeditions and activities. On certain days, riders who wish to spend extra time on the bike have the option of exploring nearby circular routes, adding variety and depth to the overall experience.
On average, the group rides about 245 km per day, striking a balance between time in the saddle and opportunities to explore off the bike. The longest stretch is approximately 364 km on Day 4 to Knysna, while the shortest ride is 110 km on Day 5 to Tsitsikamma, allowing ample time for sightseeing and relaxation.
The itinerary is crafted to maximize discovering South Africa by motorcycle, whilst also ensuring time to enjoy popular sights and cultural highlights on foot. This thoughtful balance of riding and exploration creates an experience that is both rewarding and unforgettable.
WEATHER
South Africa enjoys predominantly warm, sunny weather throughout the year, with winter lasting roughly three to four months. Even during the cooler season, sunshine is common, making the country a year‑round travel destination. The ideal periods for travelling this route are generally May and October, when conditions across both the Cape and safari regions are most balanced, offering fewer extremes and highly comfortable travel conditions. The Western Cape experiences a Mediterranean climate, with its rainy season beginning in June, whilst the Kruger and northeastern regions remain dry during this period — excellent for animal viewing and highlighting the country’s diverse climate zones. During this itinerary, you can expect mostly clear, sunny days with daytime temperatures averaging around 20–28°C, and evenings cool to approximately 12–18°C. Sun protection is strongly recommended due to the intensity of the African sun, and a light jacket or jersey is advisable for cooler nights.
WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THE TOUR PACKAGE
The tour price is fully inclusive for 21 days, ensuring you can simply relax and enjoy the experience. Other than beverages and personal souvenirs, everything is taken care of for your comfort and peace of mind, so your journey remains smooth and uninterrupted.
• Any motorcycle of choice from GS Africa’s own fleet
• Luggage units
• 4+ star luxury, motorcycle-friendly accommodation
• Shuttle service to and from the airport
• Transportation between hotels and GS Africa location
• Pre-departure materials and route maps
• Support vehicle with driver and trailer
• 20 breakfasts, lunches, and dinners (including welcome and farewell dinners)
• SOS on-board
• Services of a qualified, experienced local tour guide on his own bike
• A complimentary goodie bag including local souvenirs
• 3x Game drives through private/national reserves, 2x sunset river cruises, Table Mountain excursion, a visit to the African Penguin colony and Cape Point, motorcycle museum tour, glass factory tour, craft brewery tasting experiences, an interactive African drumming session, and guided visits to Soweto and the Apartheid Museum
• Fuel
• Toll and entrance fees
• An exciting adventure where laughter, family and the freedom of a motorcycle tour meet
WHAT’S EXCLUDED IN THE TOUR PACKAGE
• Airfare
• Visas
• Personal health/travel insurance
• Motorcycle Damages
• All personal rider gear for the duration on the tour (renting options available)
• Spending money for souvenirs, shopping etc.
• Recovery, oil, spare parts, labour or other indirect costs resulting from the damage or repair of your motorcycle
• Tips and gratuities • Beverages
AIRPORT INFORMATION
• Arrival: Cape Town International Airport (CPT) – Best arrival time: 09:00–12:00, to avoid peak-hour traffic and have time to freshen up before your Table Mountain and Bo-Kaap Experience at 14h00.
• Departure: O.R. Tambo International Airport (JHB) – Best departure time: 13:00–17:30, or after 18:45, to avoid peak-hour traffic.
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ABOUT US
GS Africa is a passionate family-run, turnkey motorcycle rental & tour agency based in Cape Town. We offer rentals of BMW, Harley-Davidson, Yamaha, Honda, KTM & Ducati motorcycles, along with bespoke tour itineraries.
For your convenience, we also have a presence in Pretoria, Johannesburg, Durban, Port Elizabeth, Namibia, and the Garden Route. We are proudly affiliated with EagleRider as a trusted partner in Africa.
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