Margo brought joy and thoughtfulness to our trip.”
—Christopher Smiley
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From penguins in Cape Town to rhinos in Sabi Sands, this family-friendly journey explores pristine reserves, conservation efforts, and South Africa’s complicated history.
This one-of-a-kind journey blends culture, history, and wildlife for an immersive South African adventure. In Cape Town, explore Robben Island and take in the sweeping views from Table Mountain. Continue to Grootbos Nature Reserve and experience the Marine Big Five—whales, dolphins, seals, penguins, and great white sharks. Guided by expert marine biologists, discover the “Serengeti of the Sea” through boat tours, coastal walks, and intimate wildlife encounters.
Head to Sabi Sands, where lions, elephants, and rhinos roam freely. Adults savor wine at Vergelegen Wine Estate, while children connect with wildlife at conservation centers. Combining the wonders of land and sea, this journey offers a vibrant and unforgettable adventure.
From approx. $14,595 per person
With renowned Stanford faculty and scholars leading the way, every Travel/Study trip is a one-of-a-kind educational experience.
History
Since 1985, Margo has been teaching in the history department at Stanford, where her current research projects concern the history of women physicians in the U.S. and global women leaders.
Margo brought joy and thoughtfulness to our trip.”
—Christopher Smiley
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These razor-sharp Stanford grads and former Stanford Sierra Camp counselors love interacting with families and are experts at adapting to the personalities and interests of each Young Explorer. They fuel creativity with thought-provoking discussions and mind-bending games that keep the kids entertained while adults attend lectures. In addition, Young Explorer leaders bring the whole family together for activities such as family Olympics, trivia night and disco bingo.