Travelmarvel has launched its Africa 2027/28 program, introducing new accommodation, experiences and itineraries across Southern and East Africa as demand for the destination continues to grow.
The new season features Small Group Tours with a maximum of 24 guests, with itineraries supported by Travelmarvel Tour Directors, local guides and specialist safari guides in East Africa. New additions include stays at Mdluli Safari Lodge in Kruger National Park and The Commodore Hotel in Cape Town, alongside Insider Experiences such as an olive and wine tasting at Surval Boutique Olive Estate and a Bo-Kaap Cooking Tour.
New itineraries showcase Southern and East Africa
Among the new offerings is the 15-day Cape Town to Chobe Adventure, which includes 14 nights’ accommodation, up to seven game-viewing experiences and highlights such as a Cape Malay Welcome Dinner, Cape Peninsula tour, ostrich feeding in Oudtshoorn and a stay at Mdluli Safari Lodge with a traditional boma dinner.
The program also includes the 28-day Grand African Journey from Cape Town to Kilimanjaro, featuring up to 22 game-viewing activities across Southern Africa, Kenya and Tanzania, including visits to a Maasai village, Serengeti’s Kati Kati Tented Camp and a local school in Karatu. A 14-day Kenya and Tanzania Adventure is also available, limited to 22 guests with up to 15 game drives.
David Cox, CEO of The APT Travel Group, said Africa remained one of the company’s strongest growth markets, with the expanded program building on more than a decade of touring experience in the region.
Travelmarvel’s Africa 2027/28 tours are on sale now, with couples able to save up to $2,600, subject to terms and conditions.
