Forget rigid coach tours and surface-level sightseeing. As our Toyota Quantum travels across Africa, we read the country like a living history book—and share evenings that you would never experience in quite the same way alone.
The BOSCH group feeling
Hold your breath together on a night safari as lions cross the road. Gather around the fire in Marloth Park while zebras and giraffes wander past, or share a long games night by the fireplace at a historic Karoo homestead.
To understand a country, you have to look beneath the surface. We talk about everyday life—from Johannesburg’s gold mines and the politics of farming in the Lowveld to the modern start-up culture of Cape Town’s townships.
Lean back, enjoy the view and leave left-side driving to us. In a small group, we can stop spontaneously for freshly harvested macadamias or take a detour to Buffels Bay’s hidden coves.
Our current expeditions
Next departures available17 days from Johannesburg’s gold reef to Cape Town at the edge of the continent
An unforgettable route through a complex, beautiful country. From Blyde River Canyon and evenings in the Kruger bush to the Drakensberg Amphitheatre, across the ancient Karoo and along the stormy coast to Table Mountain.
17-day tour price
€3,199
per person
Coming soonFor travellers looking for an even more untouched side of Africa
Wilder, quieter and closer to the source. We are putting the finishing touches on our next pioneering small-group expedition: walking safaris, mighty rivers and genuine wilderness far from the familiar routes.
The South Africa route
From the history of the Great Trek at Blyde River Canyon to Kruger’s open wilderness, past fragrant citrus and macadamia farms.
Hike the dramatic basalt Amphitheatre, with views of Tugela Falls—one of the highest waterfalls on Earth at 983 metres.
The Karoo’s jewel: more than 200 historic monuments, semi-desert scenery and sunset among volcanic rock columns rising 120 metres.
Sheltered coves at Buffels Bay, southern right whales off Hermanus, excellent wines in the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley and vibrant Cape Town.
Mini FAQ
Not sure yet? Get in touch—we’ll be honest about whether the trip is a good fit.
Absolutely. Many of our guests arrive solo or as a pair. Shared cooking, evenings around the fire and time on the road help the group feel like a small family by the second day.
You do not need to be an athlete, but you should enjoy being active. A healthy, average level of fitness and steady footing are enough for the Drakensberg hike and the climb up Table Mountain.
We travel in an 11-seater Toyota Quantum and take a maximum of ten guests, keeping the group personal, flexible and easy to get to know.
