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Classic Tanzania

Classic Tanzania

 

 

 

Classic Tanzania

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$4,984.00

From $4,984* pp | 11 Days •  29 Meals  *Rate is per person, land only, double occupancy. 


Venture to a land of the “Big 5” and immerse yourself in a diverse culture and unspoiled landscapes.

  • Get to know the people, the crops and the history of famous Gibb’s Farm.
  • Explore Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage site and natural wonder of Africa.
  • Enjoy nine exciting game drives.
  • Spend time with the Datoga and Hadzabe tribes and learn about their culture first-hand.

An African Jewel

Stand in awe of the vast panoramas of Tanzania, a land of untouched landscapes, diverse wildlife and welcoming people. Get acquainted with the people and the food at Gibbs Farm, a historic coffee and vegetable farm. Continue on to Ngorongoro Crater, a large volcanic caldera and known as one of the seven natural wonders of Africa. Spend time in the Serengeti taking in five game drives, including two in the early morning to catch a glimpse of the wildlife returning from a night of hunting. Discover stunning Lake Eyasi, a beautiful oasis in the bush that boasts a tropical ecosystem. Gain a real insight into the way of life of some of Tanzania’s fascinating tribe. Meet the Datoga tribe – skilled farmers, craftsmen and blacksmiths, and the Hadzabe tribe – learn how they hunt and live off the land. Explore Tarangire National Park, famous for its elephant migration and quiet atmosphere.

Itinerary

Day 1. Arusha, Tanzania – Tour Begins
Explore Tanzania, a land of untouched landscapes, diverse wildlife and welcoming people. Stand in awe of the vast panoramas, get up-close to the wildlife and get to know the unique cultures of the region on your safari adventure. Your tour opens in Kilimanjaro. Take a short drive to Arusha, located at the base of breathtaking Mount Meru, for your overnight stay,
icons_therma  High 25 Low 14   icons_hotel  Mt Meru Hotel

 

Day 2. Arusha – Ngorongoro Crater

Your journey begins at Gibb’s Farm, overlooking the Great Rift Valley and Ngorongoro Crater. Arrive in time for a farm-fresh lunch before joining an expert on a walk through the coffee fields and vegetable farm; learn about the farm from its inception to its cultivation methods of today. Continue to Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The crater is a large volcanic caldera and known as one of the seven natural wonders of Africa.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  25  Low 14   icons_hotel  Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge

 

Day 3. Ngorongoro Crater

After breakfast, begin your search for the “Big 5” (lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards and rhinos) as you travel into the crater for a full day in the African bush. Pause during your adventure for a relaxing picnic lunch. On your drive back, make a stop in a Maasai village. Here you’ll meet the residents and see what tribal life is like before returning to your lodge, set high on the rim of the crater.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  25  Low  14   icons_hotel  Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge

 

Day 4. Ngorongoro Crater – Serengeti

Depart this morning for the Serengeti, renowned for its large lion population and one of the best places to observe prides in their natural environment. Have time for a short game drive before arriving at your lodge for lunch. Later in the day, venture out to explore the open plains of Serengeti National Park. Tonight, settle into the lodge, your home for the next three nights..

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  28  Low  19   icons_hotel  Serengeti Sopa Lodge

 

Day 5. Serengeti National Park

Begin your day with a breathtaking drive in the heart of Scotland as you pass through Glencoe and Rannoch Moor. Arrive in Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city. Take in the sights with a local expert before enjoying an evening at leisure in this bustling city.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  28  Low  19   icons_hotel  Serengeti Sopa Lodge

 

Day 6. Serengeti National Park

Rise before the sun for your adventure into the plains in your continued search for the “Big 5.” Be watching for lions, giraffes, zebras, elephants and other wildlife that reside here. Return for breakfast and more leisure time to enjoy the offerings of your lodge. Your afternoon game drive allows you to witness the sunset over the vast park.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  28 Low  19   icons_hotel  Serengeti Sopa Lodge

 

Day 7. Serengeti – Lake Eyasi

Venture to Lake Eyasi, located just south of the Serengeti. Lake Eyasi is a wild, scenically stunning area where you can get a real insight into the way of life of some of Tanzania’s fascinating tribes. This beautiful oasis in the bush boasts a tropical eco-system that provides the perfect atmosphere for its eclectic collection of birds that reside here.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner    icons_therma High  22  Low  11   icons_hotel  Lake Eyasi Safari Lodge

 

Day 8. Lake Eyasi

Your day includes two experiences of a lifetime as you get to know the tribal people of the lake region. Begin by meeting the Datoga tribe — skilled farmers, craftsmen and blacksmiths. See where they live and experience their culture first-hand. Continue on to the Hadzabe tribe and learn how they hunt and live off the land. Listen to their interesting tales of coexisting with the nearby Datoga tribe.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  22  Low 11   icons_hotel  Lake Eyasi Safari Lodge

 

Day 9. Lake Eyasi – Tarangire

Travel to Karatu town, located in the African Rift Valley. Following lunch, continue to Tarangire National Park, famous for its elephant migration and quiet atmosphere. Embark on an afternoon game drive in the park which is home to the greatest concentration of wildlife outside the Serengeti.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  25  Low  15   icons_hotel  Tarangire Sopa Lodge

 

Day 10. Tarangire National Park

Enjoy a final day in search of unique wildlife with morning and afternoon game drives. Continue to check more interesting sights off your list as the park’s arid climate reveals crowds of wildlife, including wildebeest, zebra, buffalo and gazelle competing for a drink from receding lagoons.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High 25  Low  15   icons_hotel  Tarangire Sopa Lodge

 

Day 11. Tarangire – Arusha – Tour Ends

This morning you return to Arusha. Enjoy leisure time and lunch before returning to the Kilimanjaro airport for your overnight flight home.

icons_food  Breakfast & Lunch

INCLUSIONS

small tick-red-icon Accommodation

small tick-red-icon Meals as per itinerary

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small tick-red-icon Activities as stated

Please note: Accommodation is subject to change.

EXCLUSIONS

small x red icon  Flights

small x red icon  Meals not indicated on the itinerary

small x red icon Drinks

small x red icon  Optional activities

small x red icon Visas

small x red icon  Comprehensive travel insurance

small x red icon  Items of a personal nature – laundry, telephone, room service

small x red icon  Tips and gratuities

  • Tanzania is 7 hours behind Australian Eastern Standard Time.
  • The highest elevation you will experience on tour is in Tanzania – 7,500 feet, Ngorongoro Crater.
  • The currency in Tanzania is the Tanzanian Shilling (TZS).
  • In Tanzania, the electricity is 230 volts.
  • Why not consider a pre and post tour extension. Start and end your holiday rested.

To truly experience the programme and destination, you need to be able to participate in physical activities such as longer walking tours, walking over uneven terrain, climbing stairs and periods of standing. Some of the touring days may be longer, with select included activities occurring later in the evening.

March 2016.

Mar 3  – Mar 13.                $3,079

Mar 10  – Mar 20.              $2,829

Mar 17 – Mar 27.               $2,829

April 2016.

Apr 7 – Apr 17.                   $2,949

Apr 14 – Apr 24.                 $2,949

Apr 21 – May 1.                  $2,949

June 2016.

Jun 6 – Jun 26.                    $3,979

Jun 20 – Jul 1.                      $3,979

July 2016.

Jul 18 – Jul 29.                      $3,979

August 2016. 

Aug 8 – Aug 19.                   $4,299

Aug 15 – Aug 26.                 $4,299

September 2016. 

Sep 5 – Sep 16.                    $3,979

Sep 12 – Sep 23.                  $3,979

Sep 26 – Oct 7.                     $3,979

October 2016.

Oct 10 – Oct 21.                   $3,979

November 2016.

Nov 7 – Nov 18.                    $3,469

March 2017.

Mar 13 – Mar 24.                   $3,469

Mar 27 – Apr 7.                      $3,599

April 2017.

Apr 3 – Apr 14.                       $3,729

Apr 24 – May 5.                      $3,729

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Classic Tanzania

The Plains of Africa

 

 

 

The Plains of Africa

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$5,334.00

From $5,334* pp | 13 Days •  33 Meals  *Rate is per person, land only, double occupancy. 


Enjoy Kenya’s scenic vistas and magnificent wildlife as you traverse the African plains on an intimate safari adventure.

  • 13 included game drives.
  • Experience unforgettable game viewing from your treetop lodge, The Ark.
  • Enjoy a traditional dinner in the bush with Masai entertainment.
  • Explore the farmhouse of Karen Blixen, author of Out of Africa.

Dreams are made of these Experiences

On a fascinating safari adventure, explore the scenic vistas and magnificent wildlife of Kenya. During your exploration, discover the thriving culture and natural wonders that make this one of the most popular African countries to visit. Numerous safari game drives bring you in search of the “Big 5”— lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros. You’ll also visit the Rothschild Giraffe Sanctuary. Your stay inside the beautiful Masai Mara game reserve features a traditional bush dinner with Masai dance performance and full day game drive. See all the stunning sights and gorgeous beauty of Kenya on this 14-day adventure.

Itinerary

Day 1. Nairobi, Kenya – Tour Begins
Explore Kenya’s wildlife and stunning natural vistas. Numerous game drives bring you in search of the “Big 5” (lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards and rhinos) on your safari adventure. Arrive in Nairobi, the safari capital of Africa, for your overnight stay. The Sarova Stanley launched into Kenya history in 1902 as Nairobi’s first luxury hotel and was home to the beginning of Nairobi’s first and only stock exchange.
icons_therma  High 24 Low 11   icons_hotel  The Sarova Stanley

 

Day 2. Nairobi – Aberdare National Park

Today we set off for the mountainous region of Aberdare National Park. This ecologically diverse area boasts lush valleys, and peaks reaching 14,000 feet. Arrive at your hotel situated on the slope of Mweiga Hill overlooking the park. Keep an eye out for the giraffes that welcome you to the lodge. The afternoon is at leisure to enjoy the amenities of the lodge; perhaps you’ll take a nature walk or enjoy a round of golf!

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner   icons_therma  High 24  Low  13   icons_hotel  Aberdare Country Club

 

Day 3. Aberdare National Park – Shaba Reserve

Your morning drive brings you to Shaba National Reserve, home to some of Africa’s most exotic wildlife including Reticulated Giraffe and Grevy’s Zebra. Enjoy a game drive en route to your riverside lodge. After lunch, begin your search for the “Big 5.” Tonight, learn about the culture and traditions of the Samburu – an ethnic group related to the Masai.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High 24  Low  8   icons_hotel  Sarova Shaba Lodge

 

Day 4. Shaba Reserve – Samburu Reserve – Shaba Reserve

Bring your camera as you continue searching for the elusive “Big 5” on a journey through this rugged region. The striking contrast of sand, sky and bush will leave you breathless. Look for the spectacular local birdlife; over 350 species of birds are known to inhabit Shaba. Watch for the desert rose plant, splashing colour against its natural surroundings.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  24  Low  8   icons_hotel  Sarova Shaba Lodge

 

Day 5. Shaba – Aberdare National Park

Return to Aberdare for an unforgettable experience in a treetop lodge. The national park received its name from Lord Aberdare, one of the founding members of the Royal Geographical Society. Before arriving, tour Nanyuki Spinners and Weavers, a women’s self-help project, and learn how their crafts have changed their lives. Tonight’s lodge overlooks a floodlit waterhole and salt lick, which attracts a host of wildlife all night long. Get an up-close look at the wildlife from the four viewing decks that provide an unmatched opportunity for game viewing from the comfort of the lodge. Sit back and let the animals come to you!

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  24  Low  13   icons_hotel  The Ark

 

Day 6. Aberdare National Park – Lake Nakuru

This morning, drive past the mountains via the spectacular Nyahururu waterfalls. Arrive at the floor of the Great Rift Valley. Continue your search for the “Big 5” on your afternoon game drive.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner     icons_hotel  Sarova Lion Hill

 

Day 7. Lake Nakuru

After your morning game drive, savour a traditional breakfast in the bush. Then have some time to relax and enjoy the amenities at the lodge. Your exciting afternoon game drive returns to the lodge before sunset.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner      icons_hotel  Sarova Lion Hill

 

Day 8. Lake Nakuru – Masai Mara Game Reserve

This morning, travel to the Masai Mara Game Reserve. The Masai Mara – an extension of the great Serengeti Plain – is considered the most stunning game viewing spot in all of Kenya: lions, giraffes, zebras, elephants and other wildlife reside here. Your tent provides all the deluxe amenities of a lodge, complete with the adventure of the wild. Visit a Masai village prior to your game drive. This evening, enjoy a traditional bush dinner featuring a Masai dance performance.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner   icons_therma  High  27 Low  13   icons_hotel  Sarova Mara Tented Camp

 

Day 9. Masai Mara

Your day holds a full-day game drive. Pause along the way to rest and enjoy a picnic lunch. Return to your hotel for sunset.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High  27  Low  13   icons_hotel  Sarova Mara Tented Camp

 

Day 10. Masai Mara – Nairobi

After breakfast, return to Nairobi and travel to Karen, on the outskirts of Nairobi, and visit the farmhouse of Karen Blixen, author of Out of Africa. Experience the local wildlife first-hand as you have the opportunity to feed the endangered Rothschild giraffes from a raised platform at the Giraffe Sanctuary.

icons_food  Breakfast & Lunch   icons_therma  High 24  Low  13  icons_hotel  The Sarova Stanley

 

Day 11. Nairobi – Amboseli National Park

This morning, depart Nairobi for Amboseli National Park, famous for its open plains where lions and elephants roam and the breathtaking snowcapped Mt. Kilimanjaro dominates the landscape. Enjoy an afternoon game drive.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High 27  Low  13   icons_hotel  Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge

 

Day 12. Amboseli

Further explore Amboseli with two game drives – your final chance to see the “Big 5.”

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner  icons_therma  High 27  Low  13   icons_hotel  Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge

 

Day 13. Amboseli – Nairobi – Tour Ends

Return to Nairobi and visit the students at Tenderfeet Education Centre*, supported by the Collette Foundation. This school helps orphans and high-risk children in Riruta, a suburb of Nairobi. A day room has been reserved for you to freshen up. Your tour ends this evening in Nairobi.

icons_food  Breakfast

INCLUSIONS

small tick-red-icon Accommodation

small tick-red-icon Meals as per itinerary

small tick-red-icon Tour guide

small tick-red-icon Activities as stated

Please note: Accommodation is subject to change.

EXCLUSIONS

small x red icon  Flights

small x red icon  Meals not indicated on the itinerary

small x red icon Drinks

small x red icon  Optional activities

small x red icon Visas

small x red icon  Comprehensive travel insurance

small x red icon  Items of a personal nature – laundry, telephone, room service

small x red icon  Tips and gratuities

  • Kenya is 8 hours behind Australian Eastern Standard Time.
  • The highest elevation you will experience on tour is in Kenya – 7,800 feet.
  • The currency in Kenya is the Kenyan Shilling (KES).
  • In Kenya the electricity is 240 volts.
  • Why not consider a pre and post tour extension. Start and end your holiday rested.

To truly experience the programme and destination, you need to be able to participate in physical activities such as longer walking tours, walking over uneven terrain, climbing stairs and periods of standing. Some of the touring days may be longer, with select included activities occurring later in the evening.

March 2016.

Mar 3  – Mar 13.                $3,079

Mar 10  – Mar 20.              $2,829

Mar 17 – Mar 27.               $2,829

April 2016.

Apr 7 – Apr 17.                   $2,949

Apr 14 – Apr 24.                 $2,949

Apr 21 – May 1.                  $2,949

June 2016.

Jun 6 – Jun 26.                    $3,979

Jun 20 – Jul 1.                      $3,979

July 2016.

Jul 18 – Jul 29.                      $3,979

August 2016. 

Aug 8 – Aug 19.                   $4,299

Aug 15 – Aug 26.                 $4,299

September 2016. 

Sep 5 – Sep 16.                    $3,979

Sep 12 – Sep 23.                  $3,979

Sep 26 – Oct 7.                     $3,979

October 2016.

Oct 10 – Oct 21.                   $3,979

November 2016.

Nov 7 – Nov 18.                    $3,469

March 2017.

Mar 13 – Mar 24.                   $3,469

Mar 27 – Apr 7.                      $3,599

April 2017.

Apr 3 – Apr 14.                       $3,729

Apr 24 – May 5.                      $3,729

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Classic Tanzania

Spectacular South Africa

 

 

 

Spectacular South Africa

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$3,534.00

From $3,534* pp | 13 Days •  22 Meals  *Rate is per person, land only, double occupancy. 


Tap into South Africa’s harmonious mix of cultures, cosmopolitan cities, magnificent wildlife and fertile wine country.

  • Search for the “Big 5” during your included open-air safari game drive.
  • Visit one of the oldest working ostrich farms in Oudtshoorn – the ostrich capital of South Africa – and learn about these fascinating animals.
  • See the breathtaking Drakensberg Mountains – the highest mountains in southern Africa – as you travel along the Panoramic Route.

The Spirit of South Africa

South Africa’s cosmopolitan cities, posh resorts, expansive desert, magnificent wildlife and fertile wine country combine with a harmonious mix of many cultures to create a beautiful mosaic to discover on this 14-day tour. Explore Soweto, birthplace of Nelson Mandela. Search out the “Big Five” during an open-air safari game drive. Visit the Featherbed Nature Preserve. Travel the lush Garden Route between the mountains and the balmy Indian Ocean. Visit a working ostrich farm. Relax among the vineyards in the winelands region. Indulge in a wine tasting and a wine pairing dinner. Relax during a leisurely three night stay in Cape Town, one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Itinerary

Day 1. Sandton, South Africa – Tour Begins
One country with a world of treasures, South Africa awaits your arrival. Breathtaking mountain scenery, winding coastlines, remarkable cultural diversity and abundant wildlife in its natural habitat comprise this incredible experience. Your journey begins in Sandton, a city established in 1969. Famous for its rich veins of gold and other valuable minerals, it is now the bustling cosmopolitan centrre of greater Johannesburg.

icons_therma  High 23 Low 9   icons_hotel  Southern Sun Katherine Street Sandton

 

Day 2. Sandton – Soweto – Sandton

Today your Tour Manager helps you discover the history of the languages you will experience on your tour along with key words and phrases. A guided tour of Soweto – South West Township – showcases luxurious mansions and informal settlements as you learn about the historical significance of the area. Visit the Hector Pieterson Museum which commemorates the role of the country’s students in the struggle against apartheid. Experience the regional lifestyle when joining locals for lunch at a nearby Shebeen, or house tavern. This afternoon, have some time to ponder history at Liliesleaf, the location of Nelson Mandela’s arrest and the former centre and place of refuge of the liberation movement. Gather this evening with your fellow travellers for a welcome dinner.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner    icons_therma  High  24  Low  11   icons_hotel  Southern Sun Katherine Street Sandton

 

Day 3. Panoramic Route – Kruger National Park

Travel through the spectacular Northern Drakensberg Mountain Range en route to Kruger National Park, the largest game reserve in South Africa. Scenic wonders surround you as you pass through the Blyde River Canyon, made mostly of red sandstone and known as one of Africa’s greatest natural wonders. Set against the triple mountain formation of the Three Rondovals, resembling traditional round houses of the indigenous people, the canyon is the third largest in the world. Along this magnificent route you will also see Bourke’s Luck Potholes, the dramatic natural cylinders shaped by millions of years of natural erosion caused by fast-flowing sand-filled waters. This evening, enjoy a traditional boma dinner under the stars, where you may sample some local game meat!

icons_food  Breakfast & Dinner   icons_therma  High  29  Low  16   icons_hotel  Protea Hotel Kruger Gate

 

Day 4. Kruger National Park – Safari Game Drive

Have your cameras ready for an unforgettable day of adventure and excitement! Enjoy a full-day open-air-vehicle safari game drive. A local expert leads you in search of the “Big 5” – elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and rhino – and provides insight into these fascinating animals along the way. Watch carefully – you may also see a graceful impala, dazzling zebra or gorgeous giraffe. Relax with a picnic lunch surrounded by the natural beauty of Kruger National Park.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner    icons_therma  High  29  Low  16   icons_hotel  Protea Hotel Kruger Gate

 

Day 5. Kruger National Park – Johannesburg – Knysna

Travel back to Johannesburg to board your flight to George. Upon arrival, travel to the picturesque resort town of Knysna, in the heart of the Garden Route, to enjoy a 3-night stay.

icons_food  Breakfast  icons_therma  High  20  Low  14   icons_hotel  Log-inn Knysna

 

Day 6. Knysna

Today you visit nearby Featherbed Nature Reserve. Begin with a lagoon cruise out to the famous Knysna Heads which mark the entrance to the lagoon. Next, board a 4×4 vehicle and travel deep into the forest. Discover the local flora and fauna during a leisurely paced nature walk. Enjoy lunch amongst the ancient milkwood trees – so called because of their white latex sap — before your return cruise. This afternoon, visit Plettenberg Bay, a tranquil and charming town originally known as “Bahia Formosa” (or “Beautiful Bay”). Enjoy views of beaches, dramatic rock formations and lagoons. Later you return to Knysna.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner   icons_therma  High 20  Low  14   icons_hotel  Log-inn Knysna

 

Day 7. Knysna – Oudtshoorn – Knysna

This morning, your township tour will highlight the diversity of this community followed by a touching experience as you visit a school.* Learn about the efforts of the Collette Foundation and the local community to conquer the challenges of educating the children of the region. Travel to Oudtshoorn, the ostrich capital of South Africa. Enjoy a guided tour of one of the oldest working ostrich farms in the area, then enjoy a tractor safari through the farm viewing ostriches in various stages of development in the Lucerne fields. An outdoor barbecue lunch adds to an amazing day. Upon your return to Knysna, enjoy some time to independently explore the charming waterfront area.

icons_food  Breakfast  & Lunch   icons_therma High  20  Low  14   icons_hotel  Log-inn Knysna

 

Day 8. Knysna – Stellenbosch

Before leaving the Garden Route, enjoy a visit to the Aloe Ferox region where you will enjoy an aloe-tapping demonstration and a stroll in the indigenous gardens. Next, journey to the heart of the beautiful winelands region, known for its colourful mountains and endless vineyards. This evening, enjoy a wine pairing dinner.

icons_food  Breakfast & Dinner   icons_therma  High  22  Low  11   icons_hotel  Oude Werf Hotel

 

Day 9. Stellenbosch

Later this morning you set out on a walking tour of Stellenbosch – one the oldest European settlements in the region – with a local expert. The afternoon is at leisure to explore, visit a museum, or shop. Later, enjoy a wine tasting complemented by some local savouries.

icons_food  Breakfast   icons_therma  High  22  Low  11   icons_hotel  Oude Werf Hotel

 

Day 10. Stellenbosch – Cape Town

This morning, travel to Cape Town to enjoy a panoramic tour of this beautiful harbour-side city. Cape Town celebrates its noted architecture that fuses the traditions of the French, German and Dutch. Enjoy a thrilling ride on a cable car as it whisks you to an altitude of more than 3,000 feet, landing atop the aptly named – and flat-topped – Table Mountain. The views of Cape Town, Robben Island and Lion’s Head will leave you breathless. Return to the city via Table Bay, passing through the Malay Quarter with its mosques and minarets. Make a special stop at the Milnerton Lighthouse.

icons_food  Breakfast   icons_therma  High 21 Low  12   icons_hotel  Cullinan Hotel

 

Day 11. Cape Town

Explore the coastal scenery and charming towns that populate the Cape Peninsula. Travel out to Cape Point, stopping for a visit with the penguins at Boulders Beach. On your return, explore the fascinating and famous Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, home to over 5,000 species of plants native to South Africa.

icons_food  Breakfast  icons_therma  High 21  Low  12   icons_hotel  Cullinan Hotel

 

Day 12. Cape Town

The day is yours to explore Cape Town. Your Tour Manager is available to offer suggestions. This evening, experience a unique farewell to Africa as you enjoy a lesson on the Djembe Drums to learn the local beat. Then, experience a soothing hand washing ceremony before a communal African dining experience!

icons_food  Breakfast & Dinner  icons_therma  High 21  Low  12   icons_hotel  Cullinan Hotel

 

Day 13. Cape Town – Tour Ends

Your tour ends today in Cape Town.

icons_food  Breakfast

INCLUSIONS

small tick-red-icon Accommodation

small tick-red-icon Meals as per itinerary

small tick-red-icon Tour guide

small tick-red-icon Activities as stated

Please note: Accommodation is subject to change.

EXCLUSIONS

small x red icon  Flights

small x red icon  Meals not indicated on the itinerary

small x red icon Drinks

small x red icon  Optional activities

small x red icon Visas

small x red icon  Comprehensive travel insurance

small x red icon  Items of a personal nature – laundry, telephone, room service

small x red icon  Tips and gratuities

  • South Africa is 9 hours behind Australian Eastern Standard Time.
  • Johannesburg has an elevation of 6,000 ft above sea level.
  • The currency of South Africa is the South African Rand.
  • In South Africa the electricity is 220/230 volts.
  • Why not consider a pre and post tour extension. Start and end your holiday rested.

This tour includes moderate physical activity. The itinerary blends some longer days with shorter days and more leisure time. Walking tours, as well as walking slightly longer distances, upstairs or on uneven walking surfaces should be expected.

March 2016.

Mar 3  – Mar 13.                $3,079

Mar 10  – Mar 20.              $2,829

Mar 17 – Mar 27.               $2,829

April 2016.

Apr 7 – Apr 17.                   $2,949

Apr 14 – Apr 24.                 $2,949

Apr 21 – May 1.                  $2,949

June 2016.

Jun 6 – Jun 26.                    $3,979

Jun 20 – Jul 1.                      $3,979

July 2016.

Jul 18 – Jul 29.                      $3,979

August 2016. 

Aug 8 – Aug 19.                   $4,299

Aug 15 – Aug 26.                 $4,299

September 2016. 

Sep 5 – Sep 16.                    $3,979

Sep 12 – Sep 23.                  $3,979

Sep 26 – Oct 7.                     $3,979

October 2016.

Oct 10 – Oct 21.                   $3,979

November 2016.

Nov 7 – Nov 18.                    $3,469

March 2017.

Mar 13 – Mar 24.                   $3,469

Mar 27 – Apr 7.                      $3,599

April 2017.

Apr 3 – Apr 14.                       $3,729

Apr 24 – May 5.                      $3,729

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