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INVALID 4 Day Classic Eastern Cape Tour |
DURATION
4 days/3 nights
INCLUDES
3 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 3 dinners, accommodation, porterage, transportation, sightseeing as specified
LANGUAGE
All departures in English
ITINERARY:
DAY 1 – THURSDAY PORT ELIZABETH – GRAAFF-REINET
Travel via Jansenville to Graaff-Reinet, the oldest town in the Eastern Cape. Beautifully restored historical buildings line the streets. Explore many attractions on foot. Visit famous jointed dolerite pillars at the Valley of Desolation, with magnificent views of the surrounding countryside.
Overnight in Graaff-Reinet area [D]
DAY 2 – FRIDAY GRAAFF-REINET – CRADOCK
Travel to Nieu-Bethesda, a tiny village in a valley. Visit the extraordinary Helen Martins ‘Owl House’, a famous South African ‘visionary artist’ (Art Brut). View San (‘Bushmen’) paintings, a wool shed, and fossils found at a local farm. Enjoy typical farm lunch. Visit Mountain Zebra National Park, a renowned zebra conservancy
Overnight in Cradock area [FB]
DAY 3 – SATURDAY CRADOCK – GRAHAMSTOWN
After breakfast continue to Grahamstown. The city's pride is its cultural heritage and great care has been taken in preserving its numerous historical buildings. Visit the Settlers Monument, the Cathedral of St Michael & St George, Commemoration Church, the Observatory Museum, Albany Museum, and Rhodes University Campus.
Overnight in Grahamstown area [BD]
DAY 4 – SUNDAY GRAHAMSTOWN – PORT ELIZABETH
Travel to the evergreen Sundays River Valley, and world famous Addo Elephant Park, home to the densest elephant population on earth. Spend the afternoon enjoying the varied wildlife. Tour ends in Port Elizabeth, late afternoon. [B] Passengers may disembark, on request, at Port Elizabeth Airport.
Note: Minimum of 2 persons
Price: 5800 ZAR
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INVALID 4 Day Classic Eastern Cape Tour |
DURATION
4 days/3 nights
INCLUDES
3 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 3 dinners, accommodation, porterage, transportation, sightseeing as specified
LANGUAGE
All departures in English
ITINERARY:
DAY 1 – THURSDAY PORT ELIZABETH – GRAAFF-REINET
Travel via Jansenville to Graaff-Reinet, the oldest town in the Eastern Cape. Beautifully restored historical buildings line the streets. Explore many attractions on foot. Visit famous jointed dolerite pillars at the Valley of Desolation, with magnificent views of the surrounding countryside.
Overnight in Graaff-Reinet area [D]
DAY 2 – FRIDAY GRAAFF-REINET – CRADOCK
Travel to Nieu-Bethesda, a tiny village in a valley. Visit the extraordinary Helen Martins ‘Owl House’, a famous South African ‘visionary artist’ (Art Brut). View San (‘Bushmen’) paintings, a wool shed, and fossils found at a local farm. Enjoy typical farm lunch. Visit Mountain Zebra National Park, a renowned zebra conservancy
Overnight in Cradock area [FB]
DAY 3 – SATURDAY CRADOCK – GRAHAMSTOWN
After breakfast continue to Grahamstown. The city's pride is its cultural heritage and great care has been taken in preserving its numerous historical buildings. Visit the Settlers Monument, the Cathedral of St Michael & St George, Commemoration Church, the Observatory Museum, Albany Museum, and Rhodes University Campus.
Overnight in Grahamstown area [BD]
DAY 4 – SUNDAY GRAHAMSTOWN – PORT ELIZABETH
Travel to the evergreen Sundays River Valley, and world famous Addo Elephant Park, home to the densest elephant population on earth. Spend the afternoon enjoying the varied wildlife. Tour ends in Port Elizabeth, late afternoon. [B] Passengers may disembark, on request, at Port Elizabeth Airport.
Note: Minimum of 2 persons
Price: 6084 ZAR
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INVALID 4 Day Westbound Garden Route Tour |
DURATION
4 days/3 nights
ROUTING
PORT ELIZABETH - CAPE TOWN.
INCLUDES
3 breakfasts, 1 lunch, accommodation, porterage, transportation, and sightseeing as specified.
LANGUAGE
All departures in English. German/English on selected departures
ITINERARY:
DAY 1 – MONDAY PORT ELIZABETH – KNYSNA
Travel to Paul Sauer Bridge spanning 130 metres above the spectacular Storms River Gorge. Visit the 800 year old Outeniqua Yellowwood ‘Big Tree’ in Tsitsikamma Forest. Head to Plettenberg Bay via Bloukrans Pass and Nature’s Valley. Arrive in Knysna late afternoon.
Overnight in Knysna
DAY 2 – TUESDAY KNYSNA – OUDTSHOORN
Lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Trailer ride to top of Western Head. Walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Board Outeniqua Choo Tjoe train for short journey
Overnight in Oudtshoorn [BL]
DAY 3 – WEDNESDAY OUDTSHOORN – HERMANUS
After breakfast tour vast limestone Cango Caves then guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Continue to Hermanus, one of the world’s best shore based whale watching sites (Aug - Nov).
Overnight in Hermanus [B]
DAY 4 – THURSDAY HERMANUS – CAPE TOWN
After breakfast, depart Hermanus. Travel along the coastal road. Wine tasting on estate near Stellenbosch. Continue to Cape Town where tour ends on arrival late afternoon. [B]
Price: 6600 ZAR
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INVALID 4 Day Westbound Garden Route Tour |
DURATION
4 days/3 nights
ROUTING
PORT ELIZABETH - CAPE TOWN.
INCLUDES
3 breakfasts, 1 lunch, accommodation, porterage, transportation, and sightseeing as specified.
LANGUAGE
All departures in English. German/English on selected departures
ITINERARY:
DAY 1 – MONDAY PORT ELIZABETH – KNYSNA
Travel to Paul Sauer Bridge spanning 130 metres above the spectacular Storms River Gorge. Visit the 800 year old Outeniqua Yellowwood ‘Big Tree’ in Tsitsikamma Forest. Head to Plettenberg Bay via Bloukrans Pass and Nature’s Valley. Arrive in Knysna late afternoon.
Overnight in Knysna
DAY 2 – TUESDAY KNYSNA – OUDTSHOORN
Lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Trailer ride to top of Western Head. Walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Board Outeniqua Choo Tjoe train for short journey
Overnight in Oudtshoorn [BL]
DAY 3 – WEDNESDAY OUDTSHOORN – HERMANUS
After breakfast tour vast limestone Cango Caves then guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Continue to Hermanus, one of the world’s best shore based whale watching sites (Aug - Nov).
Overnight in Hermanus [B]
DAY 4 – THURSDAY HERMANUS – CAPE TOWN
After breakfast, depart Hermanus. Travel along the coastal road. Wine tasting on estate near Stellenbosch. Continue to Cape Town where tour ends on arrival late afternoon. [B]
Price: 7340 ZAR
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Half Day Port Elizabeth Cultural Tour |
Experience unforgettable diversity of the ‘townships’. Enjoy drinks (own account) and dinner (included) at a carefully selected ‘shebeen’ (tavern). Convivial hospitality and community atmosphere.
Includes
- dinner
Excludes
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal Expense
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 persons to operate.
Price: 380 ZAR
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Half Day Port Elizabeth Cultural Tour |
Experience unforgettable diversity of the ‘townships’. Enjoy drinks (own account) and dinner (included) at a carefully selected ‘shebeen’ (tavern). Convivial hospitality and community atmosphere.
Includes
- dinner
Excludes
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal Expense
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 persons to operate.
Price: 380 ZAR
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Half Day Port Elizabeth Cultural Tour |
Experience unforgettable diversity of the ‘townships’. Enjoy drinks (own account) and dinner (included) at a carefully selected ‘shebeen’ (tavern). Convivial hospitality and community atmosphere.
Includes
- dinner
Excludes
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal Expense
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 persons to operate.
Price: 396 ZAR
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Half Day Port Elizabeth Cultural Tour |
Experience unforgettable diversity of the ‘townships’. Enjoy drinks (own account) and dinner (included) at a carefully selected ‘shebeen’ (tavern). Convivial hospitality and community atmosphere.
Includes
- dinner
Excludes
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal Expense
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 persons to operate.
Price: 478 ZAR
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Half Day Port Elizabeth Cultural Tour |
Experience unforgettable diversity of the ‘townships’. Enjoy drinks (own account) and dinner (included) at a carefully selected ‘shebeen’ (tavern). Convivial hospitality and community atmosphere.
Includes
- dinner
Excludes
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal Expense
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 persons to operate.
Price: 399.99 ZAR
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Half Day Port Elizabeth Cultural Tour |
Experience unforgettable diversity of the ‘townships’. Enjoy drinks (own account) and dinner (included) at a carefully selected ‘shebeen’ (tavern). Convivial hospitality and community atmosphere.
Includes
- dinner
Excludes
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal Expense
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 persons to operate.
Price: 430 ZAR
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Half Day Port Elizabeth Cultural Tour |
Experience unforgettable diversity of the ‘townships’. Enjoy drinks (own account) and dinner (included) at a carefully selected ‘shebeen’ (tavern). Convivial hospitality and community atmosphere.
Includes
- dinner
Excludes
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal Expense
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 persons to operate.
Price: 399.99 ZAR
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Full Day Addo Elephant Park Tour |
Only an hour's drive from Port Elizabeth you will find the beautiful Addo Elephant Park, home to the densest elephant population in the world. Once in the reserve you will be taken on a game drive deep into the heart of the reserve. This allows for great opportunities for spotting elephant, buffalo, black rhino, zebra, jackal, bushbuck, kudu & other species of antelope. A casual lunch will also be enjoyed.
Includes
- Picnic Lunch
- Pick-up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
Please Note
- Please contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
Price: 730 ZAR
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Full Day Addo Elephant Park Tour |
Only an hour's drive from Port Elizabeth you will find the beautiful Addo Elephant Park, home to the densest elephant population in the world. Once in the reserve you will be taken on a game drive deep into the heart of the reserve. This allows for great opportunities for spotting elephant, buffalo, black rhino, zebra, jackal, bushbuck, kudu & other species of antelope. A casual lunch will also be enjoyed.
Includes
- Picnic Lunch
- Pick-up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
Please Note
- Please contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
Price: 970 ZAR
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Full Day Addo Elephant Park Tour |
Only an hour's drive from Port Elizabeth you will find the beautiful Addo Elephant Park, home to the densest elephant population in the world. Once in the reserve you will be taken on a game drive deep into the heart of the reserve. This allows for great opportunities for spotting elephant, buffalo, black rhino, zebra, jackal, bushbuck, kudu & other species of antelope. A casual lunch will also be enjoyed.
Includes
- Picnic Lunch
- Pick-up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
Please Note
- Please contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
Price: 1167 ZAR
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Full Day Addo Elephant Park Tour |
Only an hour's drive from Port Elizabeth you will find the beautiful Addo Elephant Park, home to the densest elephant population in the world. Once in the reserve you will be taken on a game drive deep into the heart of the reserve. This allows for great opportunities for spotting elephant, buffalo, black rhino, zebra, jackal, bushbuck, kudu & other species of antelope. A casual lunch will also be enjoyed.
Includes
- Picnic Lunch
- Pick-up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
Please Note
- Please contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
Price: 1249.99 ZAR
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Full Day Addo Elephant Park Tour |
Only an hour's drive from Port Elizabeth you will find the beautiful Addo Elephant Park, home to the densest elephant population in the world. Once in the reserve you will be taken on a game drive deep into the heart of the reserve. This allows for great opportunities for spotting elephant, buffalo, black rhino, zebra, jackal, bushbuck, kudu & other species of antelope. A casual lunch will also be enjoyed.
Includes
- Picnic Lunch
- Pick-up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
Please Note
- Please contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
Price: 1170 ZAR
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Half Day Private game Reserve Tour |
Tavel to Pumba Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 6 000 hectare malaria free reserve. Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in search of the "Big Five" including rare white lion and numerous species of antelope. A traditional lunch is served at a "boma" restaurant in the heart of the reserve (weather permitting).
Includes
- Dinner
- Local Beverages
- Pick up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
- Kindly contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- Pick-up from other hotels may be requested upon booking.
Price: 1300 ZAR
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Half Day Private game Reserve Tour |
Tavel to Pumba Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 6 000 hectare malaria free reserve. Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in search of the "Big Five" including rare white lion and numerous species of antelope. A traditional lunch is served at a "boma" restaurant in the heart of the reserve (weather permitting).
Includes
- Dinner
- Local Beverages
- Pick up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
- Kindly contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- Pick-up from other hotels may be requested upon booking.
Price: 1300 ZAR
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Half Day Private game Reserve Tour |
Tavel to Pumba Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 6 000 hectare malaria free reserve. Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in search of the "Big Five" including rare white lion and numerous species of antelope. A traditional lunch is served at a "boma" restaurant in the heart of the reserve (weather permitting).
Includes
- Dinner
- Local Beverages
- Pick up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
- Kindly contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- Pick-up from other hotels may be requested upon booking.
Price: 1429 ZAR
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Half Day Private game Reserve Tour |
Tavel to Pumba Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 6 000 hectare malaria free reserve. Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in search of the "Big Five" including rare white lion and numerous species of antelope. A traditional lunch is served at a "boma" restaurant in the heart of the reserve (weather permitting).
Includes
- Dinner
- Local Beverages
- Pick up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
- Kindly contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- Pick-up from other hotels may be requested upon booking.
Price: 1823 ZAR
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Half Day Private game Reserve Tour |
Tavel to Pumba Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 6 000 hectare malaria free reserve. Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in search of the "Big Five" including rare white lion and numerous species of antelope. A traditional lunch is served at a "boma" restaurant in the heart of the reserve (weather permitting).
Includes
- Dinner
- Local Beverages
- Pick up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
- Kindly contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- Pick-up from other hotels may be requested upon booking.
Price: 1823 ZAR
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Half Day Private game Reserve Tour |
Tavel to Pumba Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 6 000 hectare malaria free reserve. Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in search of the "Big Five" including rare white lion and numerous species of antelope. A traditional lunch is served at a "boma" restaurant in the heart of the reserve (weather permitting).
Includes
- Dinner
- Local Beverages
- Pick up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
- Kindly contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- Pick-up from other hotels may be requested upon booking.
Price: 1823 ZAR
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Half Day Private game Reserve Tour |
Tavel to Pumba Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 6 000 hectare malaria free reserve. Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in search of the "Big Five" including rare white lion and numerous species of antelope. A traditional lunch is served at a "boma" restaurant in the heart of the reserve (weather permitting).
Includes
- Dinner
- Local Beverages
- Pick up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
- Kindly contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- Pick-up from other hotels may be requested upon booking.
Price: 1849.99 ZAR
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Half Day Private game Reserve Tour |
Tavel to Pumba Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 6 000 hectare malaria free reserve. Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in search of the "Big Five" including rare white lion and numerous species of antelope. A traditional lunch is served at a "boma" restaurant in the heart of the reserve (weather permitting).
Includes
- Dinner
- Local Beverages
- Pick up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
- Kindly contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- Pick-up from other hotels may be requested upon booking.
Price: 1849.99 ZAR
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Half Day Private game Reserve Tour |
Tavel to Pumba Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 6 000 hectare malaria free reserve. Enjoy an open vehicle game drive in search of the "Big Five" including rare white lion and numerous species of antelope. A traditional lunch is served at a "boma" restaurant in the heart of the reserve (weather permitting).
Includes
- Dinner
- Local Beverages
- Pick up from selected Summerstrand hotels
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional Activity costs
Please Note
- This tour requires at least 2 passengers.
- Kindly contact us to confirm if pick-up from your hotel is available.
- Pick-up from other hotels may be requested upon booking.
Price: 1850 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 5050 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 6286 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 5650 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 6886 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 6490 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 8215 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 6489.99 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 8214.99 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 6490 ZAR
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4 Day Garden Route Coach Tour |
Itinerary / Activity Schedule
DAY 1 TUES - PORT ELIZABETH - KNYSNA
Head west via Tsitsikamma Mountains and indigenous forests to Knysna. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in Knysna.
DAY 2 WED - KNYSNA
Enjoy shops and atmosphere of this quaint town before lagoon cruise to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Enjoy trailer ride to top of Western Head and walk back through Milkwood trees for lunch. Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast, Lunch]
DAY 3 THURS - KNYSNA - OUDTSHOORN
Travel via Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Guided tour of an Ostrich Show Farm. Tour vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves. Overnight in Oudtshoorn. [Breakfast, Dinner]
DAY 4 FRI - OUDTSHOORN - CAPE TOWN (Community visits)
Travel Route 62 via the ‘Klein Karoo’ and Montagu to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon where tour ends. [Breakfast]
Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
COMMUNITY VISITS
AUS INFORMATION CENTRE
On the initiative of locals, members of the Aus community established the Aus Community Conservation Trust (ACCT) in 2004. With money from development aid and nature conservation funds, the Aus Information Centre was eventually built. The most important goals are:
- Increase visitor awareness of the attractions of the area, and the facilities of the centre.
- Raise funding for community projects through rental income and sale of handicrafts and homemade cakes and pastries
- Tourism training opportunities for the young people in the community
- Increase community awareness of the ecological and economic significance of nature
OVAHIMBA VILLAGE
A guided tour to this village allows an insight into today’s way of life of the OvaHimba people; their ancient traditions and beliefs combined with the influence of “civilisation”. Income generated through visitors helps to sustain this tribe and support the many orphaned or abandoned children, enabling them to grow up in the self-conscious spirit of their ancestors as well as to receive school education to face the challenges of the future.
THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE MAFWE PEOPLE opened in February 2008 and gives an authentic insight into the traditional culture of the Mafwe. Locals in the little village of Singalamwe demonstrate their traditional craftsmanship and entertain through singing, dancing and games. The Living Museum brings direct benefit to the Mafwe community through entrance fees and sales of traditional crafts from the museum shop as well as maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
LUCKY KINDERGARDEN IN “DRC” SETTLEMENT
The Lucky Kindergarden was founded in 2000 by Meme Ndeshi Launa Paulus in the Democratic Resettlement Community, “DRC”, the poorest suburb of Swakopmund. Meme Launa currently cares for 27 children, who would otherwise be spending their days alone or on the streets while their parents search for work. The crèche is funded by private donations and contributions by parents where possible. Meme Launa, through her dedication and kindness, is helping to make a difference in the lives of some of the most vulnerable children.
Includes
- 3 Breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 1 Dinner
- Accommodation
- Porterage
- Transportation and sightseeing as specified
Excludes
- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs
Please Note
- Passengers may be dropped off, on request, at Cape Town International Airport.
- All departures are in English. German/English commentaries are available during selected departures.
Price: 7870 ZAR
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