Cape Town & The Garden Route Special Vacation Offer

We have put together a special offer for you to discover the best of Cape
Town and the Garden Route. The offer is valid for the period 03
January 2004-21 February 2004.

If you are unable to travel before 21 December or would like a safari
or other additions, no problem, just contact us by clicking here with your preferences and we will work out the best value offer possible. Or if you have a specific itinerary and dates for Cape Town and Garden Route or even other destinations in South Africa, send us details and we will get you a custom offer.

Cape Town, Magical Garden Route & Port Elizabeth

Tour Summary:
In this 6 nights/7 days tour, start by exploring Cape Town and the Cape
Peninsula: City tour, Table Mountain, Cape of Good Hope, Hout Bay &
Sea Point. Then depart from Cape Town for Port Elizabeth through the
Garden Route. This is probably the most scenic journey you will ever make.

Soaring cliffs, wide beaches, semi desert, rocky coves, rain forests,
tranquil lakes and rugged mountains. At Port Elizabeth, visit the Addo
National Park, home to the densest population of elephant in the world
and a unique place in the struggle to conserve the African elephant.

Program:

Day 1:
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This morning half-day tour takes you directly to the cableway
and up the famous Table Mountain while your guide explains the
varying flora & fauna. You are then taken on a city tour, which
includes a visit to the Malay Quarter.

Visit the Castle of Good Hope before driving through to Milnerton for
a spectacular view of Table Mountain and the city. En route back to your
hotel you will visit the Cape Town Diamond Works.
Please note: Ticket for cableway is NOT included as the mountain
visit is weather permitting.

Dinner/Bed/Breakfast: City Lodge Water Front Hotel or similar

Day 2:
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At first you visit the famous Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
before traveling along the coast to the Cape of Good Hope Nature
Reserve. You board the Funicular (optional) to reach the hillcrest.
After lunch (not included), continue for a visit to a penguin colony.

You return via Chapman's Peak, Hout Bay, with a short stop at the
harbour, Sea Point and the city. Please note: The drive via
Chapman's Peak is subject to the road being open, alternatively
you drive via Ou Kaapse Weg.

Dinner/Bed/Breakfast: City Lodge Water Front or similar

DAY 3:
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Depart Cape Town and head over Du Toit’s Kloof Pass to
Worcester. Visit Kleinpassie Museum, continue via the R62, through
Robertson and Montagu. Experience the semi-desert areas of the 'Klein
Karoo' and visit the towns of Barrydale and Calitzdorp before arriving in
Oudtshoorn.

Dinner/Bed/Breakfast: Hlangana Lodge or similar

DAY 4:
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After breakfast, visit the famous Cango Caves. Time permitting
you visit the Crocodile and Cheetah Ranch (optional). Continue to an
Ostrich Farm for a guided tour. Continue over the Robinson Pass
covered in Fynbos vegetation to Mossel Bay and visit the old 'Post
Office Tree'.

Dinner/Bed/Breakfast: Belvidere Manor or similar

DAY 5:
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After breakfast you have a choice of a number of activities in
and around Knysna as you discover the area. Enjoy spectacular views
across the lagoon. Afternoon in Knysna or at leisure

Dinner/Bed/Breakfast: Belvidere Manor or similar

DAY 6:
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Departing Knysna with its magnificent lagoon, head for the
‘Garden of Eden’ and Plettenberg Bay. After a short break, travel
through the Groot Rivier and Bloukrans Passes to the magnificent
forests of Tsitsikamma. Continue to Port Elizabeth, the ‘Friendly City’.

Dinner/Bed/Breakfast: Port Elizabeth Protea or similar

Day 7:
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Depart Port Elizabeth for the Addo National Park, a unique
place in the story of the struggle to conserve the African elephant.
It is home to the densest population of elephant in the world. You
have wonderful opportunities to enjoy close encounters with the
once persecuted Addo elephant.

You will also see other mammals such as the endangered Cape buffalo
and black rhino, as well as zebra, jackal, warthog, suricate, and
numerous species of antelope, such as kudu, red hartebeest and
bushbuck. Drop off at Port Elizabeth Airport for flight back to Cape Town.

Cost:
- Rands 8999 -per person sharing a double room (US$ 1340/Euro 1139)
- Rands 10 370 -one person in a single room (US$ 1544/Euro 1312)
- Rands 2450 -extra for child age 8-12 years sharing room with 2 adults
(US$ 365/ Euro 310)
- Children under 8 years are not accepted for the tour

Prices are quoted in South African Rands. If paying in any other
convertible currency the prevailing exchange rate will be used.
Above rates in US$ and Euro – exchange rate on 17 November 2003.

See Currency Converter online at: http://www.xe.com

Above cost includes:
- Dinner, Bed & Breakfast as indicated
- Transport in air-conditioned microbus
- Port Elizabeth- Cape Town flight
- Transfer to airport and Port Elizabeth
- Government taxes

Above cost excludes:
- Ticket for cableway is NOT included as the mountain visit is weather
permitting. Cable way ticket Rands 75 (US$ 1340/Euro 1139)
per person (subject to change)

Note: Price of extra night at Cape Town
- Bed & Breakfast: R 525 (US$ 78/ Euro 66) per person sharing
and R 668 (US$ 99/Euro 85) per person in a single room.

PS. In addition to the above tour consider adding a South Africa safari
to your itinerary. South Africa is a great safari country. It is home to
Kruger National Park, one of the most famous wildlife parks in the
world. Here you will see the “Big Five” (lions, leopards, elephants,
buffaloes and rhino) in their natural habitat. Write to me and I
will tell you what is possible in the way of safaris’.

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