Group Travel

Golf Journey in the Heart of South Africa

Cape – Winelands

28 April to 6 May 2026

9 Days / 8 Nights

From 4790 /

Introduction

This golf journey in South Africa will lead you from the coast of Hermanus to the vineyards of Franschhoek and Constantia, through the Cape’s most refined landscapes.
You will play five iconic courses, stay in exceptional properties and enjoy some of the finest dining experiences in the country.
Between panoramic golf courses, grand-cru tastings and gourmet dinners, each day celebrates South African elegance and the art of living according to Terra Golfia.

Your Itinerary

Key Highlights

350 km of routes between ocean, mountains and Cape vineyards
5 prestigious golf courses: Steenberg, De Zalze, Arabella, Hermanus, Atlantic Beach Links
International Paris – Cape Town round-trip flights (not included, available on request)
All private transfers included: airport – hotels – golf courses – excursions
Stay in 5 star hotels: The Cellars-Hohenort, Akademie Street, The Marine
Gastronomic half-board, dinners in the finest restaurants of Cape Town and the Winelands
Cultural and nature experiences: Cape Point, Boulders Beach, Franschhoek, Hermanus, wine tastings and exceptional estates
Bilingual FR/EN assistance – Small group limited to 8 to 12 guests
Not included: international flights, drinks, caddies, tips, personal expenses

The Golf Courses

The List

Steenberg Golf Club – Cape Town
An emblematic course set between vineyards and mountains, a symbol of elegance and refinement in the heart of Constantia.
De Zalze Golf Club – Stellenbosch
A balanced layout in the heart of the vineyards, combining precision, natural beauty and the pleasure of the game.
Arabella Country Estate – Hermanus
Ranked among the most beautiful courses in South Africa, between lagoon and mountains, with spectacular views.
Hermanus Golf Club – Hermanus
A peaceful coastal course bordered by fynbos, offering superb panoramas over Walker Bay.
Atlantic Beach Links – Cape Town
Facing the Atlantic Ocean, a semi-links course between dunes and the marine horizon, with Table Mountain as a backdrop.