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German Tourists Refuse to Leave Their Driver Waiting – Take Him on Safari Instead | SA News

Surprise! You’re going on safari! 

Cape Town, South Africa (14 September 2025) – A small act of kindness turned into a big memory this week when two German tourists surprised their Cape Town driver with a safari.

The women had booked a trip to a reserve about two hours outside the city. Their driver, who had happily agreed to wait in the parking lot until they returned, thought that was the plan. But on the way there, they let him in on a secret.

“We’ve got a surprise for you. You don’t need to wait – you’re coming with us! We booked a safari for you, too. You are going to see the lions, too!” 

They caught the moment on video (see below), showing the driver’s huge smile as he…

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