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This 258-page guidebook to Cape Town presents the city's highlights in a comprehensive but portable format, with the following key features: The Best of Cape Town.

Cape Town Airport Transfer, Full Day Four Passes Tour, Full Day Hermanus Tour, Full Day Hinterland Tour, Full Day Peninsula Tour, Full Day Robben Island Tour, Full Day West Coast Tour, Full Day Winelands Tour, Half Day City and Waterfront Tour, Half Day Table Mountain Tour, Half Day Table Mountain Hiking Tour, Half Day City Walking Tour, Full Day West Coast Wild Flower Tour, Full Day Hermanus Whale Tour, Cape Town By Night Tour, Cape Town Private VIP Tours, Travel Information, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Northern Cape, North West, Mpumalanga, Free State, Limpopo, Photo Albums, Garden Route Tours, Kruger National Park Tours, Wildlife Tours, Farmers Tours, Wine Tours, Wild Flower Tours, West Coast Tours, Western Cape Tours


14 Day South African Wildlife Safari Coach Tours
14 Day 13 Night Tour: Departing from Johannesburg to Cape Town

Tour Highlights:
Johannesburg Nelspruit - Kruger National Park - Crocodile Bride Gate - Lower Sabie Hazyview Paul Kruger Gate - Skukuza, Satara, Orpen Gate, Impala, Wildebeest, Giraffe and Zebra, Lion ,Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo, Leopard Lataba - Phalaborwa Bourkes Luck Potholes, Pilgrems Rest, Graskop, Sabie Swaziland - superb crafts and colourful indigenous culture, Swazi candle factory Hluhluwe - Zulu village, Itala Game Reserve, game drive, Durban Port Elizabeth - Addo Elephant Park, Tsitsikamma National Park, Bloukrans Bridge, Natures Valley, Plettenberg Bay Knysna - Featherbed Nature Reserve Oudtshoorn - Ostrich farm, Cango Caves Mossel Bay - Old Post Office Tree, Dias Museum Hermanus Cape Town - V & A Waterfront, Robben Island

Day 1: Hazyview
07:00 Collection at the Southern Sun Hotel in Johannesburg. Depart from Johannesburg the city of gold and make our way through the Mpumalanga province en-route to the Drakensberg Escarpment. We spend the day visiting the scenic sights along the Panoramic Route including: God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes and the Three Rondawels at the magnificent Blyde River Canyon. Tonight we will have a South African Braai. Overnight in Hazyview. LDBB
Day 2: Hazyview
Early morning departure and travel into the Kruger National Park at the Paul Kruger Gate. We will visit Skukuza and travel north for a full day safari. We will also visit Satara on route to the Orpen Gate. Your safari will include leisurely game drives through herds of Impala, Wildebeest, Giraffe and Zebra. We shall pause for photographic opportunities and keep an eagle eye open for Lion ,Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo, the elusive Leopard and other exciting occurrences. In addition, we shall be driving to various waterholes where we shall wait in silence to anticipate the magnificent view of game coming down to slake their thirst. Overnight in Hazyview. LDBB
Day 3: Hazyview
Early morning departure to enter the Kruger National Park at the Orpen Gate and travel north for a full day safari. We shall have leisure breaks at different waterholes. In addition to viewing African wildlife, you will also view other breathtaking scenes of nature. View difference landscapes ranging from bushveld, sandveld, open savanna and riverine forests. We will travel via Lataba to the Phalaborwa Gate. Overnight in Phalaborwa. LDBB
Day 4: Nelspruit
After breakfast we departure from Phalaborwa in the Limpopo Province we shall travel south to Nelspruit. On route we will visit Bourkes Luck Potholes, Pilgrems Rest, Graskop and Sabie. Overnight in Nelspruit. LBB
Day 5: Mbabane
This morning we head for Swaziland an independent Kingdom within the borders of South Africa, known for its lovely scenery, superb crafts and colourful indigenous culture. First stop today is a Swazi candle factory, manufacturers of a wide range of beautifully crafted candles for export. After checking into your hotel, the rest of the day is yours to relax or explore the local area. Overnight in Mbabane. LDBB
Day 6: Hluhluwe
This morning we re-enter South Africa. Arrive at a traditional Zulu village for lunch and a display of local culture. Travel to Hluhluwe, renowned for its work in saving the rhino. Overnight at the Itala Game Reserve. LDBB
Day 7: Durban
There's a last opportunity to enjoy a very early game drive before we travel to Durban, South Africa's chief seaport and popular resort. Overnight in Durban. LBB
Day 8: Durban
Day at leisure in Durban. Overnight in Durban. BB
Day 9: Port Elizabeth
Transfer to Durban Airport for your flight to Port Elizabeth. Port Elizabeth is known as the 'Friendly City', Port Elizabeth has a wonderful climate and offers plenty to see and do. We will go for a short city tour and a visit to the Addo Elephant Park. We will also visit a citrus fruit farm. Overnight in Port Elizabeth. LDBB
Day 10: Knysna
We head west along the Garden Route, which follows the Indian Ocean coastline, and is bordered inland by soaring mountain ranges. This is one of the world's most beautiful coastlines and receives its name from the wealth of lakes, rivers, lagoons, pristine beaches and lush green vegetation. We will visit Tsitsikamma National Park with a walk in the forest, Bloukrans Bridge, Natures Valley and Pletenberg Bay. Knysna is known as the oyster box of South Africa, it nestles on the banks of a beautiful lagoon in the heart of the Garden Route. Overnight in Knysna LBB.
Day 11: Knysna
A leisurely start to the day, you'll enjoy a lagoon cruise to the Featherbed Nature Reserve, where you can take a trailer ride to the top of Western Head to enjoy panoramic views of the town and lagoon, returning for an included lunch under the Milkwood trees. Overnight in Knysna LDBB.
Day 12: Oudtshoorn
We travel to Oudtshoorn, the centre of the world's Ostrich farming industry. We'll visit an Ostrich Farm for a guided tour, before taking a tour of the spectacular limestone caverns of the Cango Caves, one of the world's great natural wonders, sculpted by nature through the ages. Overnight in Oudtshoorn LDBB.
Day 13: Cape Town
We have an early departure to Mossel Bay for lunch and a visit to the Old Post Office Tree and the Dias Museum. In the afternoon we travel on the N2 to Cape Town via Hermanus to arrive in the late afternoon. Overnight in Cape Town LBB.
Day 14: Cape Town
Today we will travel to the V & A Waterfront for a trip to the world famous Robben Island. Drop off at the Southern Sun Waterfront Cape Town. B End of tour.


OVERNIGHT TOUR PRICE: Per person sharing: R 24,900.00 Single supplement: R 6,880.00 valid until 30/10/2010
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Included: Luxury 30 Seater Coach Transport with toilet and air-conditioning, professional tourist group leader, guest house and hotel accommodation, entrance fees, 7 Dinners, 13 Breakfasts, 12 Lite Lunches, Porterage, South African - guide book and maps, flights from Durban to Port Elizabeth.
Excluded: All cost of a Personal Nature, Laundry, Airport Taxes, Drinks, horse rides.
All Day Tours, Overnight Tours and transfers are conducted according to the terms and conditions of TISA.

We suggest you will need to consider the list below when preparing for your holiday - [Wildlife Tour]. Although personal tastes differ we suggest you pack: Comfortable brown or beige or kaki color casual cloths that included: Long trousers, shorts, underwear, tracksuits, light walking shoes, long socks, 12 light shirts, long-sleeved shirt, sweater, bathing costume, light rainproof jacket or anorak and hat. Smart-casual clothes for eveningwear, although a few up-market destinations will expect something more formal. Essential Equipment: Water bottle, personal toiletries, lip balm, sunscreen SPF 30+, insect repellent, waterproof copy of ID document / passport / plain tickets. Seasons Summer: November - March 14 - 25 ºC Autumn / Fall: April - June 11 - 22 ºC Winter: July - August 06 - 17 ºC Spring: September - October 13 - 20 ºC If you are traveling north Malaria tablets, insect repellent and (if you are going to the Kruger National Park or Northern KwaZulu-Natal) a mosquito net. Prescription medications: Make sure you have enough to last during your trip, as well as a copy of the prescription's. Over-the-counter anti-diarrhea medicine (just in case!) if you think you'll have trouble finding a pharmacy on your trip. Visa or MasterCard credit card and/or Travelers Cheques - Diners and American Express are not always accepted. Keep travel documents in a safe place - many airlines no longer resubmit lost tickets and require a police affidavit if you want to avoid paying the full fare for their replacement. Optional Equipment: Sunglasses, camera, binoculars, compass, maps.

African Elephant [LOXODONTA AFRICANA]:
The largest of all land mammals, the Elephant is unmistakable, with its long trunk, and ivory tusks. The trunk of an elephant is the most fascinating organ, it is extremely dexterous, able to pick up very fine objects, with it the elephant is also able to drink and to cool itself off, by sucking water up into its trunk and spaying it out, either into its mouth or over its back in a shower. It is also used to feed with, plucking leaves and branches off trees, grass, branches and fruit. Elephants are hunted for their ivory tusks. The Knysna herd is virtually hunted to extinction. The Addo Elephant and Kruger National Park protect large herds. Due to rigorous conservation measures the elephant population in South Africa has grown from a estimated 120 in 1920 in 4 locations, to 10 000 at 40 locations to date. The Elephant’s trunk is very sensitive and can even detect water under ground. There are as many as 50 000 muscles in an elephant’s trunk. The sensitive finger-like appendages at the tip of the trunk enables them to pick the smallest twig or flower. Although their skin is up to 3 cm thick, it is quite sensitive. An elephants hearing and smell are excellent but eyesight is moderate and best in dim light. Their tusks are actually their upper incisors, and grow continuously until they die at around 60 years old. The tusks of the Elephant are used as general tools, for tasks such as digging and stripping trees of bark, but they can make formidable weapons as well. Elephants range widely for food. Elephants are voracious feeders which in a day consume up to 272 kg of grass, tender shoots and bark from trees. An adult Elephant can drink up to 200 liters of water in a single session. A single elephant deposits upwards of 150 kg of dung every day. Elephants feet are cushioned, acting as shock absorbers thus allowing the animal to move very quietly for an animal of its size. The Elephant size is 3.3 meters in height. The Elephant weight up to to 7000 kg. The massive tusks of older bulls can weigh up to 50 or 60 kilograms, but tusks weighing up to 90 kilograms have been recorded. Tusks record mass is 102,7 kg. Tusks record length 3,48 meters. The Elephant lifespan is 70 years. The Elephant voice has a loud trumpeting and belly rumbling.

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