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14 night safaris and savannas

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Length of cruise: 14 nights
Ship: Nautica (details)
Cruise line: Oceania Cruises

Departure port: Cape Town
Ports of call: Mossel Bay, Port Elizabeth, London, Richards Bay, Tulear
Return port: Cape Town

Day Location

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Cape Town
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Cape Town
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Mossel Bay
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Port Elizabeth
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London
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Richards Bay
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Tulear
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Maputo
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Cape Town
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Cape Town

"Nevermore (O Taiti)" (1897), oil on canvas by Paul Gauguin, at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.

Entrance to the Natural History Museum on Cromwell Road in London.

View of St. James's Park Lake in London taken from the Blue Bridge.

An HDR capture of Westminster Abbey on a rainy day in London.

District 6 Museum is a memorial to the forced movement of 60,000 inhabitants of various races in District Six during South Africa's era of apartheid.

"A Bar at the Folies-Bergère" (1882), by Edouard Manet. See it at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.

The view of the eastern façade of Buckingham Palace and the Victoria Memorial, seen from the gardens.

The 30 St Mary Axe office tower — widely known as The Gerkin — as seen from Leadenhall Street in London's financial district. Standing 590 feet and 41 stories, it's the second tallest building in London.

Saint Paul's Cathedral in London.

The Bontebok National Park, about 80 miles from Cape Town, is home to more than 300 bontebok (a variety of antelope) in South Africa.

"The Fighting Temeraire tugged to her last Berth to be broken up" (1838), oil on canvas by J. M. W. Turner at the National Gallery in London.

The Palace of Westminster, better known as Parliament, at night as seen from the opposite side of the River Thames in London. Victoria Tower, seat of the House of Lords, is on the left. The Clock Tower of Big Ben and the House of Commons is on the right.

Ancient Egyptian art seen at the British Museum in London. This is a painted wooden coffin of the priest Amun Amenemope from Thebes, circa 900 BC.

Cape Town Stadium, seen here from Green Point Park, dates from 2010 when South Africa hosted the FIFA World Cup.

You’ll find loads of attractions and entertainment options in Cape Town city center.

Nimrud Palace reliefs: Assyrian artwork from 9th century BC at the British Museum in London.

Royal Albert Hall as viewed from the Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens in London.

Pompeii wall painting at the British Museum in London.

Protea Ruby Blush, a South African flowering plant, is also known as a sugarbush.

Penguins frolic on Boulders Beach near Cape Town, South Africa.

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