It's never too late to get a great travel deal! Here are three of the best last-minute travel deals we found on the internet this week:
1. Relax in wine country
Through March, the Napa River Inn in downtown Napa, California, is offering guests $100 in dining credit to use at any of four nearby restaurants. With the "Dinner's on Us" package, rooms at the historic inn start at $269.
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2. Save in South Africa
South African Airways Vacations is taking 10 percent off select 2018 packages when you book by Feb. 28. The 10-day Affordable Cape and Safari Break tour now starts at $3,060 a person, double occupancy, including roundtrip airfare. Call (855) 359-7228 to book.
3. Escape down under
Save $200 on an eight-night trip to Australia with Down Under Answers. The Sydney and Cairns package includes roundtrip airfare and starts at $1,769 a person, double occupancy, for departures April through July. Book by March 30.
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