AFRICA Mont Rochelle, Franschhoek
CAPE TOWN AND THE GARDEN ROUTE
8 Days from £2395 pp twin share with flights This classic self-drive journey combines Cape Town’s vibrancy with the Garden Route’s sheer natural beauty.
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DAY 1 – Fly to Cape Town Fly overnight with Virgin Atlantic (via Johannesburg) to Cape Town.
DAY 2 – Cape Town Boulders Beach Penguin Camps Bay
Full day tour of the Cape Peninsula, including the Cape of Good Hope and the penguin colony at Boulders Beach. 3 nights Table Bay Hotel.
DAY 3 – Cape Town/ Winelands A superb day dedicated to celebrating the grape, visit local vineyards.
DAY 4 – Little Karoo Travel via the quaint town of Montagu famed for its muscadet wine. Pass through stunning scenery on ‘Route 62’ driving through the Little Karoo to Oudtshoorn, overnight at La Plume Guest House.
DAY 5 – Oudtshoorn Visit the Cango Caves before driving over Outeniqua Pass en route to Knysna, 2 nights at Belvidere Manor.
DAY 6 – Knysna Morning cruise of Knysna lagoon followed by an excursion to the Featherbed Nature Reserve, to enjoy a walk from the top of Western Head through the Milkwood trees. Afternoon at leisure.
DAYS 7/8 – Fly to the UK
Drive via the spectacular landscapes of Tsitsikamma National Park to Port Elizabeth. Fly to Johannesburg and connect with your Virgin Atlantic fl ight to Heathrow, arrive the following day.
DEPARTURES JAN-DEC
BUSHMAN KLOOF ROCK ART, SOUTH AFRICA Bushman’s Kloof offers access to one of the most unique art galleries in the world. Set in the foothills of the Cederberg Mountains, there are over 130 separate rock art sites spread around the reserve, a remarkable cultural record of a people who lived amongst these mountain landscapes for over 120,000 years.
ANNUAL WHALE MIGRATION, HERMANUS Each year the coastline around Hermanus becomes a magnet for southern right whales, humpbacks and even rare brydes whales. Between June and October these waters provide some of the best whale watching experiences in the world, as these mighty leviathans breed close to the footpaths that hug the shoreline.
LUXURY SOUTH AFRICA 15 Days from £3695 pp twin share with flights
Journey through South Africa in unrivalled luxury on this unforgettable adventure which is bursting with added extras and upgrades.
DAY 1 – Fly to Cape Town Fly overnight with Virgin Atlantic (via Johannesburg) to Cape Town.
DAYS 2 to 4 – Cape Town Relax at the exquisite Cape Royale Luxury Hotel for 3 nights. During your time in Cape Town we have included a tour of the Cape Peninsula and a complimentary massage.
Special Something The Blue Train THE BLUE TRAIN
The very epitome of luxury, the Blue Train recalls the true style of yesteryear and is the perfect way to travel between Johannesburg and Cape Town. Living up to its reputation for fine living, the carriages offer the best in modern comfort, whilst the dining car provides a relaxed ambiance and gourmet cuisine.
DAYS 5 to 7 – Franschhoek Journey to the gastronomic village of Franschhoek, stay 3 nights at the Franschhoek Country House and Villas. We have included a complimentary dinner at the award winning Monneaux restaurant.
DAYS 8 to 10 – Kruger Fly from Cape Town to Kruger for 3 nights at the intimate Shumbalala Game Lodge. Extensive daily game drives in search of the ‘Big Five’.
DAY 11 – Mpumalanga Province After a fi nal game drive this morning, transfer deep into the cool mountainous forests to Cybele Forest Lodge and Spa, stay for 3 nights.
DAYS 12/13 – Mpumalanga Province Time free to relax at this stunning Relais & Chateaux retreat in the natural surroundings.
DAYS 14/15 – Fly to the UK Today fl y with Virgin Atlantic to Heathrow, arrive the following day.
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