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17 day Luxury Private Game Reserve Safari from Cape Town to Johannesburg
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Day 1: Cape Town, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront
On arrival in Cape Town, you will be met by your expert guide who will privately transfer you to your hotel, via a short orientation tour of the City. Arrive at your luxury hotel on the famous Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. Accommodation at: Cape Grace - bed and breakfast basis. |
Day 2: Cape Town Excursion
Enjoy a full day at leisure or choose from a variety of optional Welcome Tourism Services day excursions. Recreation options nearby include: Golf, squash,tennis, horse riding, hiking, yachting/boating, cycling (mountain bikes are available for guests use). Accommodation at: Cape Grace - bed and breakfast basis. |
Day 3: Worcester, Barrydale, Calitzdorp, Oudtshoorn
Depart Cape Town via Du Toit's Kloof Pass to Worcester and traverse the famous Route 62 passing through the town of Robertson. Visit the towns of Barrydale and Calitzdorp where the true diversity of landscapes is highlighted through the ever-changing semi-desert areas.
After arrival in Oudtshoorn, visit an ostrich farm for a guided tour before arriving at your deluxe country hotel. Enjoy an exquisite dinner served in the elegant dining room famous for its ostrich fare and fine wines. Accommodation at: Rosenhof Country House Executive Suites or similar - dinner, bed and breakfast basis. |
Day 4: George, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Tsitsikamma
After an early breakfast, visit the world famous Cango Caves for a fully guided tour where stalactites, stalagmites, curtains and pillars will leave you in awe. Travel over the Outeniqua Pass: named by the Koi people meaning 'land of honey' via George and South Africa's 'oyster capital', Knysna to the'millionaires' playground' of Plettenberg Bay.
Late afternoon arrival at the lodge that can best be described as a symphony of stone, wood, glass and water high above the floor of the magnificent indigenous forests of Tsitsikamma. Enjoy an exquisite dinner that is a unique celebration of African spirit. Accommodation at: Tsala Treetop Lodge - dinner, bed and breakfast basis. |
Day 5: Plettenberg Bay, Tsala Treetop Lodge
After breakfast on your secluded deck, drive to Plettenberg Bay for an ocean safari to view seals, dolphin and whales (in season). We then take a short drive out to Keurbooms Beach - pleasant for walking and an ideal optional lunch spot. Return to your lodge for a relaxing afternoon and dinner. Accommodation at: Tsala Treetop Lodge - dinner, bed and breakfast basis. |
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Page: 2 Day 6: Port Elizabeth, Shamwari Private Game Reserve
After breakfast enjoy a drive through Natures Valley and cross the Storms River at Storms River Bridge where photographic opportunities abound. Travel via Port Elizabeth to the malaria-free Shamwari Private Game Reserve, arriving in time for lunc ...
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Page: 3 Day 9: Ballito, Kwazulu Natal
Enjoy a full day at leisure. This jewel in the crown of Kwa Zulu Natal's pristine coastline offers its guests the opportunity to relax or explore. The hotel itself is sheer luxury and provides a myriad contexts for relaxation. For the ultimate in ...
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Page: 4 Day 13: Kruger National Park
After a sumptuous breakfast we explore the world famous Kruger National Park. Established in 1898, this National Park at over 2 million hectares is unrivalled in its diversity of flora and fauna. After exiting the park, arrive at an exclusive ...
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Page: 5 Day 16: Johannesburg
Enjoy breakfast in the breakfast area or garden served by your publican donned in traditional Scottish highland attire. Choose from a variety of activities including nature walks, trout fishing, bird watching, horse riding, hiking or merely relax ...
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Johannesburg
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Johannesburg, commonly known as Jo'burg, is South Africa’s largest city. Sprawling and vibrant, it is the financial power house of the region and is home to an expanding multi-racial music and theatre scene. Excellent shopping and great restaurants.
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Garden Route
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This lush coastal belt east of Cape Town, is bordered on one side by the Indian Ocean and on the other by granite and sandstone mountains. Diverse scenery and plenty of activities and accommodation makes this one of South Africa's most visited areas.
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Shamwari Private Game Reserve
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Set in 20 000 hectres, this malaria free private game reserve situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, has received numerous international awards, including the World's Leading Conservation Company.
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