TOUR SOUTH AFRICA
Sightseeing from Table Mountain Experience South Africa
WHAT’S INCLUDED • Just You Tour Manager as your host • Return flights from Heathrow with British Airways • Use of an airport lounge in the UK • 11 nights half board in 3 and 4-star hotels • 25 meals: 11 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 11 dinners
PLUS… • Specialist Local Guide • Welcome & farewell get-together • Overseas transfers & other transportation • Porterage
• Dedicated Just You representative to greet you at all UK airports
INCLUDED EXCURSIONS • Cape Town city tour & visit to Table Mountain • Cape Peninsula
DAY 1 UK to Cape Town You’ll depart on your overnight flight to Cape Town.
DAY 2 Cape Town On arrival in Cape Town we’ve included a short orientation tour en route to your hotel. We also include a visit to Table Mountain, and, if the weather is favourable you’ll have the opportunity to ascend the mountain on a thrilling cable car ride.
After the rest of the day at leisure, get to know your travelling companions better this evening during dinner at
• Winelands tour including wine tasting • Cango Caves & ostrich farm • Featherbed Nature Reserve • Soweto tour • Game drive in Kruger National Park • Scenic panorama route
OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS • Mount Nelson afternoon tea or Cape Town township • Game Drives at Kruger National Park • Knysna Township Tour • Bush Walk
FLIGHT OPTIONS
• Connecting fl ights via London from selected local airports
Upgrade your fl ight: From £869 return World Traveller Plus with British Airways.
Richard’s Supper Stage and Bistro. A sociable affair, your evening includes entertainment from local artistes and a delicious Cape buffet. The venue is also perfectly situated to offer great views of Robben Island. PREMIER HOTEL CAPE MANOR, CAPE TOWN (4-STAR)
DAY 3 Cape Peninsula A day exploring the Cape Peninsula begins at Hout Bay, where an optional boat trip to Duiker Island might be rewarded with the sight of a seal colony that makes its home here. We then head along Chapman’s Peak – a
spectacular coastal drive – making our way to Cape Nature Reserve and Cape Point, at the very tip of the peninsula.
During our return journey to Cape Town you may opt to visit Boulders Beach (at additional cost) where you can see the penguins that make their home here. We’ll then continue through Simon’s Town, Fish Hoek and Muizenberg, finally reaching Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, beautifully positioned against the slopes of Table Mountain. PREMIER HOTEL CAPE MANOR, CAPE TOWN (4-STAR)
DAY 4 Cape Town Today has been left at leisure for you to explore Cape Town at your own pace. The Victoria and Alfed Waterfront has sweeping views of the ocean, harbour, city bowl and Table Mountain and is the perfect place to relax with many excellent restaurants and attractions. You could join our optional excursion to have afternoon tea at Mount Nelson – Cape Town’s most luxurious hotel. PREMIER HOTEL CAPE MANOR, CAPE TOWN (4-STAR)
Victoria Falls
CUSTOMER RATING
14 days from £3299 From cosmopolitan Cape Town to Kruger National Park, where the ‘Big Five’ will stop you in your tracks, the highlights just keep coming. These exceptional sights combine with diverse cultures and an intriguing, sometimes disturbing, past to make this tour of South Africa unforgettable.
90% BOTSWANA National Park Kruger
Johannesburg SOUTH AFRICA
Oudtshoorn
Cape Town
PeninsulaStellenbosch Cape Cable car to Table Mountain Knysna
182 TO BOOK CALL 01858 415 452 visit
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