Made in Chelsea has seen the cast head to some glamorous locations from Croatia to Los Angeles.
Now, they can add South Africa to their travel diary!
The cast headed to Cape Town to film part of Series 17, and they gave us serious holiday envy in the process.
After all they stayed in a seriously luxurious villa, visited iconic hotspots such as Table Mountain, opted for some glamorous dining spots and soaked up the glorious sunshine.
Not that we're jealous or anything - but the good news is that you can easily recreate the trip (although it won't be the cheapest of breaks).
To make it a little easier, we take a look at the Made in Chelsea South Africa filming locations and how you can visit...
Where did the Made in Chelsea cast stay in South Africa?
Unsurprisingly, a luxury villa served as the cast's temporary home while they filmed in South Africa.
The group stayed at the Moondance Villa in Fresnay, one of Cape Town's most luxurious suburbs.
It's no wonder that the villa caught the attention of producers. It boasts four en-suite bedrooms (each with a private balcony), a wine tasting room, 230 sqm gym, cinema room and an outdoor pool.
Oh, and of course there are butler and private chef services - the cast were on holiday after all.
Made in Chelsea South Africa filming locations
Noordhoek Beach
This breathtaking beach on the west coast of the Cape Peninsula is where Jamie and Verity went for their horse-riding experience.
Boasting picture-perfect white sands and crystalline blue waters it's pretty spectacular.
Want to book a horse-riding trip for yourself? You can find out more on the Noordhoek Beach website .
Constantia Glen
The MIC cast headed to Constantia, the oldest wine region in South Africa for their wine tasting session.
The Constantia Glen estate is about 20 minutes from Cape Town and is still a working farm, but they offer plenty of wine tastings and foodie experiences.
You can find out more on the website here .
Table Mountain
Olivia, Sophie (Habbs) and Eliza hiked up Table Mountain for a catch-up, but it wasn't just the drama that caught viewers' attention - the 1,085m mountain offers incredible views of the city and surrounding landscapes.
No wonder it's one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature.
Zeitz Mocca
The MIC cast headed to the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art but it wasn't so much the exhibits they enjoyed, but rather the Zeitz MOCAA bar.
The rooftop bar and restaurant serves up mouthwatering dishes and plenty of cocktails - the ideal setting for an MIC-worthy dinner party.
Find out more on the official website .
Chapman's Peak
If you're a fan of a road trip, then follow in the cast's footsteps and take a scenic drive along Chapman's Peak for some seriously breathtaking coastal views.
The route starts at the picturesque fishing harbour of Hout Bay and winds steeply up to Chapman's Point, revealing the vast stretch of coastline until the road reaches lower levels again at Noordhoek.
How to visit Cape Town on a budget
Travelbag is currently offering an eight-night City & Beach trip to South Africa priced from £879 per person.
That includes return flights from London, a three-night stay at Fountains Hotel in Cape Town city on a bed and breakfast basis and a five-night stay at Camps Bay Village on a self-catering basis. Price is based on two people sharing.
You can find out more on the Travelbag website .
Channel 4 and South African Tourism have teamed up to offer one viewer the chance to win a holiday to South Africa - you can enter the competition here .
Looking for more?
Expedia often has flight and hotel deals , while Lastminute.com offers Cape Town hotels from £38 per night .
If it's Cape Town's breathtaking shores you plan to explore then On the Beach can be a handy website.
If you can be flexible with your travel dates it's worth looking on TravelSupermarket to compare prices.
Saga Holidays and British Airways can be a good source if you're looking for something with that extra touch of luxury.
There's heaps more to see and do around South Africa too; it boasts some incredible safari getaways , Zulu battlefields , whale watching hotspots and even once-in-a-lifetime roadtrips along its Garden Route .
Feeling lucky?
