Contrasts of the Cape
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Escorted Group Tours
Safari
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South Africa’s two most southerly provinces offer everything from thriving cities to classic safaris, exceptional scenery to world-class wine tasting. Our 'Contrasts of the Cape' South Africa holiday packages it all up into one incredible trip. Explore Cape Town, including its extraordinary botanical garden below Table Mountain. Look out for the Big Five as we take a thrilling late afternoon safari in the Kariega Game Reserve. Stand in awe of the Valley of Desolation’s 120-metre-high columns of Dolerite rock. And toast the end of your adventures with a fantastic fine-dining experience in Franschhoek’s winelands.
Included with every escorted tour
- VIP door-to-door travel service
- Knowledgeable tour managers
- Included excursions
- Selected meals and international flights
Including
27 meals
- 14 breakfasts
- 5 lunches
- 8 dinners
Accommodation
14 nights in hotels and 2 in flight
Transport
Travel in destination by coach
Excursions and visits
- Excursion to Kirstenbosch and Cape Town orientation tour
- Visits to Hermanus; Storms River Mouth; and Cango Ostrich Farm
- Walking tour of Arniston
- Cruise on the Keurbooms River
- 4 game drives and activities at Kariega Game Reserve
- Guided tour to the Valley of Desolation
- Drive along the spectacular Route 62 from Oudsthoorn to Franschhoek
- Franschhoek wine tram pass
- Fine-dining dinner in Franschhoek
Overview
2 passengers
16 nights . 23 Jan 2025
Africa . South Africa . Knysna . Cape Town . Hermanus . Table Mountain
Based on London Heathrow Airport, check for other options
Multiple
27 meals: 14 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 8 dinners
Moderately active
Itinerary
Duration: 17 days
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