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Fall in love with Cosmopolitan Cape Town the “Mother City”, cradled in the amphitheatre of the Table Mountain, Lion’s Head and Devil’s Peak mountain ranges. Explore Cape Point and Peninsula and the Cape Winelands. Experience the exotic natural beauty and wonders of the famous Garden Route in effortless exploring along the picturesque Southern Cape Coastline. The Garden Route, perennially green, has a mild Mediterranean Maritime climate and lies on a narrow belt between the Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma Mountains and the Southern Coast of Africa and includes a blend of charming towns, dramatic & scenic landscapes, tall trees, deep gorges, shimmering lakes, majestic mountain ranges, golden beaches and lush indigenous forests. In this Tour Option we return via the coastal village of Arniston and Cape Agulhas, southernmost tip of the African continent and the meeting place of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans (Seasonal add-on July to November : Whale Watching )
Day 1 : CAPE TOWN CITY, TABLE MOUNTAIN AND OPTIONAL ROBBEN ISLAND
Table Mountain, the iconic mountain of the Southern Hemisphere. Cable car trip to the top of Table Mountain for a perfect 360º view of “the fairest Cape in the world”
Famous streets and their stories e.g. bustling Long Street with its shops, african markets, restaurants and street-walk cafés
The colorful Malay Quarter (“Bo-Kaap”) with its interesting homes, occupied by descendants of slaves originally from faraway places
The imposing Castle of Good Hope, fortress built to protect the early Dutch Settlers
“Picture postcard” view of Table Mountain from Bloubergstrand (beach)
The tranquil Dutch East India Company Gardens
Trendy Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town’s lively and colorful link with the sea
Green Market Square, a vibrant African Market
City Hall, where Nelson Mandela made his first speech as a free man
Overnight Venue : Guest House / Hotel in Cape Town
(Classic Modest Luxury 3 and 4-star Value for Money Options or
Exquisite Premium 4 and 5-star Ultimate-in-Luxury Options)
Day 2 : CAPE POINT AND PENINSULA
Magical Cape Point –meeting place of the cold and warm ocean currents
Impressive views over the vast South Atlantic Ocean from the lighthouse on the edge of the most South Western tip of the African Continent
Historical Cape of Good Hope, dangerous passage for the early sea explorers
Shipwrecks along the Peninsula coastline
The Atlantic Seaboard, the curvy stretch of coastline also known as Millionaire’s Mile
Imposing 12 Apostles Mountain range – up close and personal
Beautiful white beaches of Clifton, Camps Bay, Llandudno, Noordhoek
Trendy Sidewalk Café’s and Promenades along the beach
The charming Penguin Colony at Boulders Beach
Picturesque Hout Bay and Mariner’s Wharf (the original Cape Town waterfront)
Optional from Hout Bay harbour : Boat Trip to Duiker Island (home to a large Cape Fur Seal colony)
Dramatic Chapmans Peak with its steep cliffs into the ocean and views beyond compare
Illustrious naval heritage of Simonstown
The quaint holiday and residential villages of Kommetjie and Scarborough
Magnificent views from Boyes drive over Muizenberg and False Bay, largest bay in South Africa
Exquisite Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, oldest indigenous botanical garden in the world
Overnight Venue : Guest House / Hotel in Cape Town or in the Winelands
(Classic Modest or Elegant Luxury 3 and 4-star Value for Money Options or
Exquisite Premium 4 and 5-star Ultimate-in-Luxury Options)
Day 3 : STELLENBOSCH, FRANSCHHOEK AND PAARL WINELANDS
We travel along the Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl Wine Routes which have become legendary for both the excellent wine they produce as well as the scenic feast of valleys and vineyards surrounded by majestic mountains
The Winelands offer a vast selection of diverse wine estates ; whether you are interested in red wine, white wine, cheese tasting, chocolate & wine tasting, magnificent homesteads, contemporary wineries, exquisite gardens – our guides will recommend the best wine estates to visit that matches your personal interests
Wine Tasting at a minimum of three leading wine estates
We have carefully selected a wide range of possible lunch venues to tempt and tantalise your tastebuds. Leading chefs create everything from world-class cuisine to light meals to gourmet picnics to mouth-watering lamb on the spit in restaurants chosen for their exceptional food and scenic delight.
Stellenbosch, known world-wide for its quality wines and the spectacular beauty of the surroundings, is home to one of the most prestigious Wine Regions in the world. Founded in 1679, Stellenbosh is the oldest town in South Africa next to Cape Town and boasts beautiful historical buildings, Cape Dutch Architecture and a magnificent university campus
Savour the hospitality and ambience of picturesque Franschhoek, Gourmet Capital of South Africa, which lies nestled in a valley surrounded by spectacular mountains. Franschhoek is a quaint little village rich in history and influenced by the Huguenots who brought with them their age-old wine and food culture.
Overnight Venue : Guest House / Hotel in Cape Town or in the Winelands
(Classic Modest or Elegant Luxury 3 and 4-star Value for Money Options or
Exquisite Premium 4 and 5-star Ultimate-in-Luxury Options)
Day 4 : CAPE TOWN TO OUDTSHOORN (MEANDERING ALONG THE R62, LONGEST WINE ROUTE IN THE WORLD)
Dramatic du Toit’s Kloof Pass – mountain views, steep cliffs, gorges, waterfalls (in rainy season)
Ever-changing colours of majestic Mountain ranges, fruit orchards and Vineyards
Kogman’s Kloof Pass with its rugged sandstone formations
Through the fertile Tradouw Valley with its tapestry of fruit orchards and vinyards
Over the Huisriver Pass with its sandstone formations
Charming Oudtshoorn, Ostrich Capital of the World
Cango Caves with its chambers with magnificent limestone formations
Overnight Venue : Guest House / Hotel in Oudtshoorn
(Classic Modest or Elegant Luxury 3 and 4-star Value for Money Options or
Exquisite Premium 4 and 5-star Ultimate-in-Luxury Options)
Day 5 : OUDTSHOORN & KNYSNA
Optional : Guided tour on the Cango Ostrich Ranch with the opportunity for close interaction with the ostriches
Breathtaking Outeniqua Mountains – lush green carpet of indigenous Fynbos (Fine Leaf Bush), the smallest of the six plant kingdoms in the world
Arrive in beautiful Knysna, Jewel of the Garden Route, situated on the Knysna estuary, surrounded by lush ever-green forests.
The Knysna Heads is one of the most striking geological features along the entire southern African coastline.
Featherbed Eco-excursion in Knysna : A boat trip on the Knysna Lagoon to the Featherbed Nature Reserve followed by a buffet lunch ; then a drive in a Unimog up to the top of the Western Head and an easy hike down the head with spectacular views over the Knysna Lagoon and the Indian Ocean
Overnight Venue : Guest House / Hotel in Knysna
(Classic Modest or Elegant Luxury 3 and 4-star Value for Money Options or
Exquisite Premium 4 and 5-star Ultimate-in-Luxury Options)
Day 6 : KNYSNA, PLETTENBERG BAY AND TSITSIKAMMA
Plettenberg Bay with its wonderful ambience and weather and its beautiful golden beaches
When open again : Groot River and Bloukrans Passes through the indigenous forests descending deep into the gorges following the old wagon trails
Tsitsikamma Coastal Park with its startling beauty is located at the foot of the Tsitsikamma Range and is cut by rivers that have carved deep ravines into the ancient forests with its centuries-old trees such as Yellowwood, Stinkwood, Hard Pear, Ironwood and Kamassi.
Optional excursions for the day include:
Leisurely stroll in the Tsitsikamma Coastal Park to the Suspension Bridge at the mouth of the Storms River
Tree-top Canopy Tours in the Tsitsikamma Forest
Boat-based Whale Watching (mostly seasonal July to November) and Dolphin Watching in Plettenberg Bay
Tsitsikamma Coastal Park: Boat trip to view the otherwise inaccessible Storms River Gorge.
Woodcutters Trail at Storms River in the Tsitsikamma Forest: Journey down the old Storms River Pass, and experience the indigenous forest from the comfort of a specially-designed vehicle.
Guided River Ferries and Boat cruises
Forest and Beach hikes in the Tsitsikamma Forest
Enjoy the Golden beaches
Bungi Jumping at Bloukrans Bridge
Oyster Tasting at Knysna, oyster Capital of South Africa.
Snorkelling and Scuba diving at Storms River in Tsitsikamma Coastal Park
Knysna Elephant Sanctuary – opportunity to interact with the six tame African Elephants : touch and feed ; elephant-back riding and “walking with Elephants”
Monkeyland, the world’s first free roaming multi-specie primate sanctuary
Birds of Eden, the Garden Route’s very own world class free flight bird sanctuary
Overnight Venue : Guest House / Hotel in Knysna
(Classic Modest or Elegant Luxury 3 and 4-star Value for Money Options or
Exquisite Premium 4 and 5-star Ultimate-in-Luxury Options)
Day 7 : CAPE AGULHAS AND ARNISTON
Through Lake District with its six lakes
Through Wilderness with its beautiful sandy beaches and rivers
Kaaiman’s Pass
Mossel Bay, stopping at Dias Museum and the old Post Office Tree
Through Swellendam, an 18th century frontier town
We have now entered the Overberg Region with its rolling farmlands, wheat fields and stretching along the African South Coast
We then head for Cape Agulhas, southernmost tip of Africa, the official meeting place of the two oceans (Atlantic and Indian)
Agulhas National Park, which has more than 8500 species of flowering plants with breeding sites of rare birds such as the African black oystercatcher.
Visit the Cape Agulhas lighthouse, the second oldest working lighthouse in South Africa – erected in 1848. The lighthouse provides a panoramic view of where the two oceans meet, ships pass and Southern Right whales play in spring and early summer.
Arrive in the sleepy little coastal town of Arniston with its azure sea, cobalt sky and peace and quiet; where the practices of generations of fishermen quietly continue without interruption.
Leisure time on Arniston Beach or exploring the magnificent limestone cave which can be accessed at low tide.
Overnight Venue : Elegant Luxury Guest House in Cape Agulhas or Hotel in Arniston
Day 8 : ARNISTON, HERMANUS & CLARENCE DRIVE
Travel along the Whale Coast (Seasonal : Spot whales along the journey – from July to November)
Hermanus, one of the top holiday villages in South Africa during summertime with options :
Seasonal (July to November) : Whale Watching – Hermanus is considered to be the “Whale Capital of the world”. Hermanus provides the best land-based whale watching spot in the world and the intelligent graceful Southern Right Whales, as large as 10 elephants, can be seen up to 20 metres from the rocky shores and cliff paths.
Wine Tasting in Walker Bay
Return to Cape Town via scenic Clarence Drive, considered one of the top 10 scenic drives in the world. It hugs the coastline and its magnificent sea cliffs on the one side and is snug against the majestic mountain slopes on the other. This road travels via the coastal villages of Gordon’s Bay, Rooi Els, Kleinmond and Betty’s Bay.
Optional : At Betty’s Bay we visit Stoney Point with it’s Jackass penguins (Jackass penguins, these days known as the African Penguin, the most Northern of all penguin species in the world)
Arrive back in the “Mother City” (Cape Town)
Payment Terms & Methods :
* Some Advance Percentage of total booking amount
* Airfare/Transport fare to be paid full at one time in advance.
Cancellation & Refund Policy :
* Upon cancellation, refund will be made after deducting the Retention Amount.
* Retention Amount varies as per the number of days left before your package start date.
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