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Package: South AfricaYour consultant

Nadine Badianyama

nadinek@ae.co.za

Experience16 years experience in the Tourism industry. • Diploma in Marketing and Sales Management • Travelled in more than 7 African Countries

InterestsTourism and Conservation. • African Hip Pop dance and music

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PackageBougainvilliea South Africa (600.12368)13 days / 12 nights

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visitsMeal plan Overnight Cat.*

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Meet and Greet and Transfer • Day Tour: Johannesburg, Soweto (o)

B BJohannesburg area: Sitatunga Guestlodge

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2Blyde River Canyon and Potholes(n)

D B BKruger Park: Nkambeni Safari Camp

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34x4 game drive Full Day (Schedule)(o)

D B BKruger Park: Nkambeni Safari Camp

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Cultural show (only)(n) • Piggs Peak Discover(n) • Ngwenya Glass Factory(n)

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Swaziland: Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary

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Guided Walk (2.5 hours)(o) • Manzini Market(n) • Lavumisa Discover(n)

D B BHluhluwe: Zulu Nyala Heritage Safari Lodge

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63 hour Game Drive (Hluhluwe)(o) •

L(o) B B Durban North Coast: The Saffron House

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Cultural Show(o)

74x4 Afternoon Game Drive(o) B

Addo: Addo Elephant Rest Camp

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Tsitsikamma Storm River(n) • Cruise and Oyster tasting Sparkling (o)

B BKnysna: Stannards Guest Lodge

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Wilderness Discover(n) • Heritage Tour(n) • Ostrich Farm Demonstration(o)

B BOudtshoorn: Swartberg Country Manor

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Post Office Tree(n) • Museum: Mossel Bay Diaz Complex(n) • Swellendam City Tour(n)

B BCape Town area: Bergzicht Guest House

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Franschhoek Tour with Museum and Memorial(n) • Tram Tour(o) • Stellenbosch Orientation(n) • Stellenbosch Village Museum.(n) • Table Mountain Aerial Cableway (Afternoon)(o)

B BCape Town area: Bergzicht Guest House

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Houtbay Seals Island boat trip(n) • Cape of Good Hope National Park(n) • Boulders Beach(n) • Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens(n)

D(o) B BCape Town area: Bergzicht Guest House

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13Cape Town City Tour(n) • Helicopter flip 10-15 min(o) • Victoria & Alfred

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D1: Johannesburg OR Tambo - Johannesburg (32 kms)

Meet and Greet and Transfer • Day Tour: Johannesburg, Soweto (o)

- Meet and greet and transfer from OR Tambo International Airport. Our guide will meet you at the airport upon your arrival, assist you with any queries you may have before you embark on your holiday, and transfer you to your hotel.

- Collection from your hotel for a half-day tour of Johannesburg, Soweto and Newtown. Your tour begins with a vibrant and intoxicating visit to the Newtown Cultural Precinct in downtown Johannesburg. This area was once a hotbed of protest theatre, poetry and music during the apartheid era and today is the heart and soul of Johannesburg’s cultural landscape. It is jam-packed with art galleries, museums, dance studios, live music venues, restaurants and nightclubs that know no colour barrier and embrace artistic expression from all walks of life. Your Jozi adventure then moves to Soweto for a thoughtful tour through the Hector Pieterson Museum and Memorial, named after the young boy who was accidentally killed by police crossfire in the infamous 1976 student uprisings in the township. Opened in 2002, the museum retraces the events that culminated in the student riots and, according to some historians, to the beginning of the collapse of the apartheid era. Return transfer to your hotel included. (Optional rates: D1:Joburg & Soweto HD PM)

17:30 - Pick up your vehicle Europcar SA Classic Plus Category M Early Booker(1-6 days ) at Johannesburg - Drop Off Durban airport (Day 7 08:09) - 6 days Livraison de votre véhicule à l hôtel à Johannesburg

- Overnight: Sitatunga Guest Lodge (Superior Room - Bed and Breakfast )

D2: Johannesburg - Kruger Park (401 kms)

Blyde River Canyon and Potholes(n)

- Breakfast- Travel to Three Rondavels- Meander down a seemingly endless river canyon with a visit to the Blyde River Canyon and Bourke’s Luck Potholes. This

awe-inspiring stretch of landscape is filled with some of the most beautifully scenic vistas in South Africa where one breathtaking view follows the next. The Bourke's Luck Potholes mark the beginning of the canyon and comprise intriguing geological formations at the confluence of the Blyde and Treur rivers. The canyon itself is one of the largest in the world, covered in lush sub-tropical vegetation with an average depth of 750 metres and 25 kilometres in length. It consists mostly of red sandstone and has some of the deepest precipitous cliffs of any canyon on the planet. (suggestion not included in rates)

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- Travel to Kruger Park- Dinner: Nkambeni Safari Camp - Overnight at the Camp: Nkambeni Safari Camp (Tent - Dinner, Bed and Breakfast)

D3: Kruger Park

4x4 game drive Full Day (Schedule)(o)

- Breakfast- Full day 4x4 game drive in the Kruger Park. Your scheduled departure will leave from Hazyview at dawn as you set out on

board an open 4x4 safari vehicle for a short drive to one of the park's gates and into the Kruger National Park. It is one of the largest game reserves in Africa, stretching across a vast 18 989 square kilometres in the provinces of Limpopo and Mpumalanga. With over 12 000 elephants, 27 000 African buffalo and 1 000 leopards, the Big Five is well represented. White rhino sightings are frequent, while spotting a black rhino may require some patience and a bit of luck. Lions are plentiful with over 2 000 stalking the plains. Overall, the Kruger supports 147 free roaming mammal species. Of the 517 species of birds here, 253 are resident and the reserve supports six diverse eco-systems. Your morning safari concludes at one of the rest camps inside the reserve giving you the opportunity to stretch, refresh. Set off for a second round of action-packed wildlife discoveries. The 4x4 vehicle will allow you to get very close to the surrounding vegetation while your experienced ranger follows fresh animal spoor. Your safari concludes in the late afternoon before returning to Hazyview. (Pick up in Hazyview Only) (Optional rates: D3:Kruger 4x4 game drive Full Day)

- Dinner: Nkambeni Safari Camp - Overnight at the Camp: Nkambeni Safari Camp (Tent - Dinner, Bed and Breakfast)

D4: Kruger Park - Swaziland (273 kms)

Cultural show (only)(n) • Piggs Peak Discover(n) • Ngwenya Glass Factory(n)

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- Visit to the Matsamo Cultural Park. Located at the Jeppes Reef border, not far from the Kruger National Park, this educational cultural village offers visitors an introduction to the Swazi people, their culture and traditions. It opened in 2000 to showcase the Swazi way of life and as a means for the Swazi people to celebrate their own culture, reminding younger generations of their rich heritage. The tour combines singing and dancing shows with an educational experience, highlighting the differences between Swazi and Western lifestyles and revealing why these differences have come about. Your visit will include rhythmic dancing performances, age-old folk songs and music with authentic African instruments. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Traverse the mountains towards Piggs Peak. Tucked away in the north western corner of Swaziland, Piggs Peak is a region once made famous for its spectacular gold mining and now an important supplier of timber. The beautiful mountainous landscape has led to the area often being referred to as the ‘Switzerland of Africa’, filled with sparkling waterfalls, three of the highest peaks in the Kingdom of Swaziland, Bushmen paintings, nature reserves and picturesque indigenous bushland. The town itself is filled with colourful African art and craft shops while slightly further afield you will find the historic Bulembu village, Emlembe, the highest mountain in Swaziland and the Maguga Dam. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Admire glass-masters at work at the Ngwenya Glass Factory. This glass blowing factory forms the central hub of an arts and craft village in Swaziland where visitors can watch craftsmen at work as they shape and mould molten glass into a variety of gorgeous pieces. The factory makes use of approximately 500 kg of recycled glass a day that is crushed down and then melted in a furnace before the upcycle process begins and the hot glass lava is transformed into new and beautiful shapes. As part of Ngwenya’s social upliftment programme, community members ranging from school children to adults are encouraged to collect discarded glass objects and bring them to the factory in return for payment. The village is also home to numerous other arts and crafts outlets, restaurants, cafes and a children’s playground area, making for an ideal family outing. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Travel to Swaziland- Overnight: Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary (Rest Camp Hut - Bed and Breakfast)

D5: Swaziland - Hluhluwe (252 kms)

Guided Walk (2.5 hours)(o) • Manzini Market(n) • Lavumisa Discover(n)

- Breakfast- Embrace eco-tourism on a guided nature and wildlife walk. At just under 6 000 hectares, the Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary

may be small, but is considered a pioneer conservation area where diverse habitats support a surprisingly extensive species list. Due to the relative absence of dangerous game, the sanctuary is ideal for walking safaris, where visitors can pass by herds of grazing antelope and soak up the distant views of Nyonyane Mountain (Execution Rock) with its striking granite peaks. Mlilwane’s wildlife is widely regarded as unusually tolerant of human presence, allowing for unparalleled experiences and photographic moments that are not easily captured anywhere else. Your Swazi guide will focus on your specific interest, be it birding or wildlife, as you explore the area’s diverse habitats of woodland, grassland, forest and river. Your walk includes bottled water. (Optional rates: D5:Mlilwane Guided Walk)

- Behold a kaleidoscope of colour at the Manzini Market. The main tourist drawcard in the village of Manzini is its colourful and lively market, filled with community craft and a great variety of locally made, unusual and unique goods. This

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bohemian and eclectic space is typical of an African market, filled with a daily buzz of activity and colourful stalls selling everything from fruit and vegetables to traditional medicines, herbal cures to ailments, and a versatile mix of traditional and contemporary artefacts. Handicrafts from Swaziland and elsewhere in Africa are all on display with many of the stalls operated by women who manufacture their wares at their villages and make their way to the market to sell them. The market is closed on Sundays and public holidays. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Admire the contrasting landscape at Lavumisa. Swaziland is a tiny, independent country locked between the provinces of Mpumalanga and Kwa-Zulu Natal in South Africa and Mozambique. The plains in the south-western part of Swaziland contrast sharply with the mountainous landscapes of the north and here you will discover lush sugarcane fields alternating with bush savannah dotted with Swazi kraals. Near the southern border post of Lavumisa, the Lubombo Mountains loom majestically in the near distance. This sweeping mountain range covers practically the entire eastern side of the country and forms the natural border between Swaziland and Mozambique. It is home to many game reserves and is also rich in birdlife. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Travel to Hluhluwe- Dinner: Zulu Nyala Heritage Safari Lodge - Overnight: Zulu Nyala Heritage Safari Lodge (Standard Room - Dinner, Bed and Breakfast)

D6: Hluhluwe - Durban North Coast (259 kms)

3 hour Game Drive (Hluhluwe)(o) • Cultural Show(o)

- Breakfast- Three-hour 4x4 game drive in the Hluhluwe Game Reserve. This 96 000 hectare reserve is the oldest proclaimed game

reserve in Africa and boasts a wealth of wildlife, including the Big Five and the endangered African wild dog. Your safari will explore the northern side of the park, a scenic, hilly area with patches of dense bush. The reserve is well known for its black and white rhino conservation efforts and there are currently approximately 1 500 white rhino and 360 black rhino in Hluhluwe. The area is also well stocked with a variety of antelope species, including kudu, impala, waterbuck, bushbuck and nyala. This picturesque reserve has a number of excellent viewing hides that overlook the watering holes, allowing visitors the opportunity of close up wildlife viewing. (Optional rates: D6:Hluhluwe 4X4 game drive AM)

- African lunch: DumaZulu Traditional VillageExperience traditional hospitality at the DumaZulu Cultural Village. This informative and authentic Zulu village is located in Hluhluwe, KwaZulu-Natal, offering visitors a peek into the lifestyle and culture of the Zulu nation. The village acts as a living museum of traditional Zulu customs, crafts and way of life where you can feel the beat of the Zulu drums and discovery the rich cultural significance of the tribe’s famous beadwork, weaving and pottery that intricately integrate Zulu social values. The village is the largest in South Africa and not only affords guests the opportunity to learn about the rich history of tribal Africa but also serves as a means for the local community to continue practicing their rural ways of living as well as earning an income from selling their crafts. Enjoy stepping into the life of this colourful and friendly tribe and be awed by their fantastic and energetic dancing abilities. Your visit includes an African lunch. (Optional rates: D6:Zulu Cultural Show + African lunch)

- Visit to DumaZulu Cultural Village. Experience traditional hospitality and learn about Zulu life at this informative and authentic cultural village in Hluhluwe, KwaZulu-Natal. The village is a living museum of traditional Zulu customs, crafts

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and way of life where you can feel the beat of the Zulu drums and discover the rich cultural significance of the tribe's famous beadwork, weaving and pottery. Zulu social values are integrated into their arts and crafts and their artefacts, besides being beautifully made, also hold strong cultural significance. The village is the largest in South Africa and not only affords guests the opportunity to learn about the rich history of tribal Africa but also serves as a means for the local community to continue practicing their rural ways of living as well as earning an income from selling their crafts. Other interesting activities on offer include tastings of locally crafted beer and dancing demonstrations.

- Travel to Durban North Coast- Overnight: The Saffron House (Standard Room - Bed and Breakfast)

D7: Durban North Coast - Addo (73 kms)

4x4 Afternoon Game Drive(o)

- Breakfast- Flight Arr 00:00 Durban - Port Elizabeth (Economy Class) (Optional rates: D7:Flight Durban-Port Elizabeth)

11:09 - Pick up your vehicle Europcar SA Classic Plus Category M Early Booker(7-13 days ) at Port Elizabeth Airport - Drop Off Cape Town airport (Day 13 18:09) - 7 days

- 4x4 afternoon game drive through the Addo Elephant National Park. The park provides exceptional opportunities for game viewing and bird watching and is home to the densest population of elephants in the world. It stretches from the semi-arid Karoo in the north, over the Zuurberg Mountains and through the Sundays River Valley, and includes Bird Island and St Croix Island. There is therefore a wide range of landscapes and flora and fauna on offer in this vast reserve. Besides being guaranteed of seeing elephants, a night drive will also afford you a good chance of spotting more nocturnal animals such as the scrub hare, porcupine, striped polecat and caracul. Antelopes such as eland, duiker and kudu will be on their way to their resting spots, while predators such as lions begin their nightly prowls. (Optional rates: D7:Addo 4x4 Afternoon game drive)

- Overnight: Addo Elephant Rest Camp - Rest Camp (Forest Cabin (HF4) - Accommodation only)

D8: Addo - Knysna (311 kms)

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Tsitsikamma Storm River(n) • Cruise and Oyster tasting Sparkling (o)

- Travel to Plettenberg Bay- Walk along the suspension bridge of the Tsitsikamma forest, where lies one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in

the world, home to the Garden Route National Park.The Tsitsikamma National Park, part of the Garden Route National Park in South Africa, is a place where you can experience the outdoors, stunning marine life and an adventure filled vacation. The suspension bridge that hangs over the red-brown waters of the Storms River Mouth spans 77 metres and remains one of the most popular tourist attractions of the Tsitsikamma region of the Eastern Cape. Situated within the Tsitsikamma National Park, it was originally built in 1969.It hangs just seven metres above the churning waters of the river as it enters the foamy Indian Ocean. The pathway leading to the suspension bridge covers 900 metres of the Tsitsikamma forest. There are plenty of steps to negotiate, but it remains a fairly easy route, particularly if covered slowly. The walk is well worth the magnificent views.A steep decline takes visitors to the bridge. Adventure sport is increasingly popular in this part of the world and it is not uncommon to see groups of paddlers and divers heading out to explore the rugged terrain and wild waters. Standing on this dramatic piece of engineering, visitors are able to take in the unspoilt beauty around them. The Mouth Trail is the most popular walk in the Tsitsikamma and starts at Sandy Bay and takes one along a winding board walk through indigenous forest to the mouth of the Storms River. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Travel to Knysna- Sunset lagoon cruise to the Knysna Heads on the John Benn, a fully enclosed luxury ferry. Step it up a notch as you gently

cruise out onto the Knysna lagoon while sipping sparkling wine and savouring the delights of locally produced fresh, succulent oysters. The explosion of wonderful flavours in your mouth will only be matched by the riot of gorgeous colours on the skyline as the sun begins to set in hues of deep gold, pink and red. As the chill of the evening begins to encroach, enjoy the cosy, warm atmosphere inside the fully enclosed John Benn with its rich yellowwood decks and friendly hospitality. The ferry itself is steeped in history and named after a legendary pilot of a bygone era. A cruise on this unique vessel is not to be missed and will make for fond and lasting memories. (Optional rates: D8:John Benn cruise + 4 Oysters + Sparkling Wine)

- Overnight: Stannards Guest Lodge (Standard Room - Bed and Breakfast)

D9: Knysna - Oudtshoorn (239 kms)

Wilderness Discover(n) • Heritage Tour(n) • Ostrich Farm Demonstration(o)

- Breakfast- Discover Wilderness. Lying at the foothills of the Outeniqua Mountains in a region of incomparable beauty, Wilderness is

an attractive holiday village with vast stretches of beautiful beaches and numerous vantage points from which to watch the whales and dolphins. The long stretch of beach embraces the mouths of the Touw and Kaaimans Rivers, and is backed by northward cliffs over which the fringe of the forest reaches down to sea level. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Travel to Oudtshoorn- Visit to the Cango Caves in Oudtshoorn, a top tourist destination in South Africa and one of the world's greatest natural

wonders, sculpted by nature over millions of years. The Cango Caves are located within the Swartberg Mountain range and form part of the Cape Floral Kingdom World Heritage site. These amazing caves are a must-see for locals and visitors alike, carved into the mountains, holding hidden treasures and astounding sights. They are the biggest show cave system

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in Africa and the oldest tourist attraction in the country. There are three main caves, connected by a series of chambers and tunnels and here you will find a collection of the oldest stalagmite formations on the planet, some dating back as far as 4 500 million years ago. Only the first cave is open to visitors; the other two are kept closed to preserve the pure, crystalline beauty of the dripstone formations. As you descend into the first chamber you will feel the warm humid air and be amazed at its enormity. Van Zyl's Hall is 98m long and filled with illuminated stalagmites, stalactites and helictites. From there travel deeper into this ancient and mystical wonderland for more astoundingly beautiful subterranean sights. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Visit to the Safari Ostrich Show Farm just outside Oudtshoorn. Situated in the Klein Karoo, Oudtshoorn provides the perfect vegetation and climatic conditions for breeding and rearing ostriches. During your tour on this working farm you will see large flocks of ostriches, from chicks to young adults, to mature breeding birds. Begin in the breeding camp to uncover the rustic ostrich nests and get the opportunity to test the strength of the eggs by standing on them! If breeding season is in full swing, your tour will also include a fascinating investigation of the incubation process and hatchery. Newly born chicks are surprisingly soft and fluffy and kept in the incubators for a few days before being taken out into special 'nursery' camps. Try your hand at sitting on an ostrich and the more adventurous can even ride one. Your tour will also include a visit to Welgeluk, the ostrich palace that was built in 1910 at the height of the feather boom and is now a national monument. End this informative and fun excursion watching an ostrich derby where the local jockeys display their ostrich riding skills. (Optional rates: D9:Ostrich farm Tour)

- Overnight: Swartberg Country Manor (Standard room - Bed and Breakfast)

D10: Oudtshoorn - Cape Town (522 kms)

Post Office Tree(n) • Museum: Mossel Bay Diaz Complex(n) • Swellendam City Tour(n)

- Breakfast- Trace the beginnings of the South African postal system at the Post Office Tree, located within the Diaz Museum Complex

in Mossel Bay. History documents that early Portuguese explorers hung an old boot in this large milkwood tree in order to leave letters for others who came ashore. Thus a tradition was born, where sailors bound for the East left messages and packets for others making their way back to Portugal. The Post Office Tree is still operational to this day and letters can be posted in the boot-shaped post box at the foot of the tree. Why not give a loved one back home a treat and send them a letter from the oldest existing postal tree in southern Africa. The tree is over 500 years old and has been declared a heritage site. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Visit to the Bartolomeu Diaz Museum Complex in Mossel Bay. Bartolomeu Diaz was the first explorer to sail around the southern tip of Africa, landing in Mossel Bay in the 14th century. The grounds of the museum complex are on the shores of the Indian Ocean, the very site that European explorers first came into contact with indigenous African people. There are many attractions at the centre but one of the most popular is the post office tree, the first official post office in the country. This large and beautiful Milkwood tree is now a national monument and you can still post your letters from the location today. Other attractions include the Maritime Museum boasting a huge, life-size replica of the ship in which Diaz first sailed to southern Africa. Here you can also follow the fascinating maritime history of the early Dutch, Portuguese and English navigators. The Shell Museum houses a collection of shells from around the world, a whale and dolphin exhibit and a touch tank and aquarium where you can learn about sea life along the South African coastline. The Granary

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at the entrance of the museum displays a live specimen table with examples of plants and flowers found in and around the Mossel Bay area. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Travel to Swellendam- Familiarise yourself with the history and sights of Swellendam. This agricultural town lies midway between Cape Town

and George. It is noted for its large number of provincial heritage sites and holds many fine examples of Cape Dutch architecture. The town is surrounded by the Langeberg Mountains, among the most beautiful in South Africa, and rests adjacent to the Breede River, the largest navigable river in the Western Cape. The colourful town is full of art, music and good food with a multitude of restaurants to choose from, dishing up everything from traditional South African fare to home baking. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Travel to Cape Town- Overnight: Bergzicht Guest House (Twin/Double - Bed and Breakfast)

D11: Cape Town (111 kms)

Franschhoek Tour with Museum and Memorial(n) • Tram Tour(o) • Stellenbosch Orientation(n) • Stellenbosch Village Museum.(n) • Table Mountain Aerial Cableway (Afternoon)(o)

- Breakfast- Discover the wine producing village of Franschhoek. This charming town is a little green gem that lies nestled between

steep mountain slopes just outside Cape Town, situated in the heart of the Cape’s wine producing region. It is world-renowned for the excellent wines produced here and it is also regarded as the food and wine capital of South Africa, with its streets lined with many excellent cafes and restaurants. Franschhoek was originally established by French Huguenot settlers in the late 1600s and your tour will include a visit to the Huguenot Memorial Museum, displaying a large number of artefacts that illustrate the early life of the Huguenots, and the beautiful French-inspired Huguenot Monument, dedicated to the cultural influences that the Huguenots brought to the Cape Colony. Enjoy strolling through tree-lined streets as you explore art galleries, organic markets, boutiques and award-winning restaurants. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Depart from Franschhoek station and climb aboard a tram for a tour of the Franschhoek wine region. The Franschhoek Valley is home to some of the oldest and most distinguished wine estates in South Africa and is also an area of immense scenic beauty and splendour. The tram tour is one of the best ways to sit back and enjoy the true essence of Franschhoek as you stop at various wine estates to savour wine tasting at your leisure. Depart the tram when the fancy takes you to have lunch, stroll through the vineyards or sample some wines and then simply pick the tram or bus up again when you are done. The open-sided tram takes passengers right into the heart of the Franschhoek Valley, with a narration focusing on the history of village and wine cultivation. (Optional rates: D11:Franschhoek Wine Tram)

- Wander through the oak-lined streets of Stellenbosch. Lying at the foot of the Simonsberg mountains and within the grandiose Cape Winelands, Stellenbosch is internationally renowned for its award-winning wines, fantastic restaurants, trendy culture and historic buildings. The town is the perfect place to explore on foot with its many side-walk cafes and buzzy student vibe, owing to the large and prestigious university that is an icon of Stellenbosch culture. Many leading wine estates are found here including Spier, Tokara and Delheim, as well as some of the country’s best restaurants where dining can be an informal al fresco affair or something more elegant and black tie. Art lovers can explore the copious

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galleries while outdoor enthusiasts have plenty of nature activities available to them at Jonkershoek. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Relive history at the Stellenbosch Village Museum. The historic village of Stellenbosch was developed around a Cape Dutch style town and the Stellenbosch Village Museum is composed of four different period houses, each representing the way people lived at that time and a different era in the architectural development of Stellenbosch. The Schreuder House was built in 1707 and depicts a modest pioneer cottage while the Bletterman House is a Cape Dutch H-shaped dwelling and an example of a gabled house from the 18th century. The Grosvernor House is a grand old mansion, whose furniture is indicative of the increasing influence of British taste on local design when neo-classicism was at the height of fashion. End your journey through time at the O.M. Bergh House, reflecting a typical middle-class Stellenbosch home during the mid-1800s. Guests may also stroll through the V.O.C. Kruithuis, the only remaining powder magazine in South Africa. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Marvel at the sights of Cape Town from the aerial cableway and plateau on Table Mountain. The Mother City is synonymous with the elegant mountain that is flanked by Devil’s Peak to the east and Lion’s Head to the west, providing a dramatic backdrop to the city. Table Mountain holds an unusually rich biodiversity and forms part of the Cape Floral Region, a protected area. Rock hyrax, or dassie as they are locally known, are often seen scampering through the scrub and the views from the summit over Table Bay, Robben Island and the Atlantic seaboard are breathtaking. The cable cars depart every 10 to 15 minutes and rotate 360 degrees as they travel up to 302 metres above sea level, giving passengers panoramic views over the city. Five minutes is all it takes to reach the summit and once there you can marvel at the views, have a bite to eat in the restaurant or do a bit of shopping at the extensive curio shop. The cableway only operates when weather permits. (Optional rates: D11:Table Mountain Aerial Cableway)

- Overnight: Bergzicht Guest House (Twin/Double - Bed and Breakfast)

D12: Cape Town (142 kms)

Houtbay Seals Island boat trip(n) • Cape of Good Hope National Park(n) • Boulders Beach(n) • Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens(n)

- Breakfast- Boat cruise from Hout Bay Harbour to Duiker Island. The island is a sanctuary for thousands of Cape Fur seals (actually

sea lions originating from the Antarctic) as well as a variety of seabirds including gannets, cormorants and sea gulls. It is illegal to land on the island, but the trip takes you within arm's reach of the seals who seem to know they're the centre of attention and put up a fantastic performance, diving and twisting with amazing speed and agility (weather permitting). (suggestion not included in rates)

- Visit the Cape of Good Hope Nature reserve: It is recognized globally for its extraordinary land formation, rich and diverse fauna and unique flora. The legendary Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope, were key beacons for the early explorers and are the source of many myths and legends. In 1488, Bartholomew Dias named the Peninsula the Cape of Storms. King John II of Portugal later gave it it's actual name. The Cape of Good Hope is a scenic wonder, where soft white sandy beaches alternate with rugged stretches of rock and breathtaking cliffs.The mingling of the icy Atlantic Ocean with the warmer Indian Ocean results in a unique coastal environment and one of the most productive marine zones worldwide. (suggestion not included in rates)

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- Get acquainted with African penguins at Boulders Beach. Named for the large, smooth, round boulders that form this coastline, Boulders Beach is one of the few remaining locations in the country where African penguins are able to roost and nest without interference from humans. While the beach itself is a popular bathing spot, it is equally shared with these black and white marine birds that are frequently seen sunning themselves on the rocks or taking a dive into the coolness of the Atlantic Ocean. The adjacent fynbos area holds their delicate nesting grounds, and raised, fenced walkways allow visitors to enter the area without disturbing the birds. Look for nests hidden in the sand and among the scrubland as breeding pairs carefully nurture and protect their eggs. African penguins are classified as endangered species and Boulders Beach is the only location in the world where humans can get close to these birds in their natural habitat. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Discover Cape flora of every variety at the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens. Delve into the immense wealth of biodiversity as you explore the Fragrance Garden, Medicinal Garden and Water Wise Garden. Focal points at Kirstenbosch include the Peninsula Garden, containing many of the 2 500 plant species found on the Cape Peninsula, and the Protea Garden with numerous displays of the king protea, South Africa's national flower. The gardens were established in 1913 to promote, conserve and display the extraordinarily rich and diverse flora of southern Africa and today there are over 7 000 species in cultivation. Kirstenbosch is a World Heritage Site, covering 36 hectares set within a 528 hectare estate that contains protected mountainside supporting natural forest and fynbos along with a variety of animals and birds. (suggestion not included in rates)

- Dinner: Gold RestaurantPrepare for a mind-blowing gastronomic experience at GOLD Restaurant. This Pan-African experience melds African culinary traditions with modern flavours, serving up a sophisticated African feast that changes seasonally. Just as African food is traditionally shared between family and friends, guests are given a 14-dish tasting menu served in individual and shared portions, as the country of origin, cooking techniques and spicing are explained. While you are dining, archetypal African stories are told through the form of live entertainment with the superb GOLD team, dressed in authentic traditional garments, bringing ambience, warmth and knowledgeable service to your table. The 14 dishes incorporate starters, street food, main courses and two desserts, taking you on an exotic flavour tour across the African continent. (Optional rates: D12:Gold Restaurant Dinner)

- Overnight: Bergzicht Guest House (Twin/Double - Bed and Breakfast)

D13: Cape Town (8 kms)

Cape Town City Tour(n) • Helicopter flip 10-15 min(o) • Victoria & Alfred Waterfront(n)

- Breakfast- Tour of Cape Town. Also known as the Mother City, Cape Town is a rare cultural gem, resulting from the amalgamation of

different nationalities and indigenous tribes. Alongside high-rise office blocks, a harmonious blend of architectural styles has been meticulously preserved, including Edwardian, Victorian and Cape Dutch. Narrow, cobblestone streets and the Islamic character of the Bo-Kaap enhance the cosmopolitan ambiance. During the tour you will see the Castle of Good Hope – this pentagon-shaped fort is the oldest surviving building in South Africa, and the Company's Garden – a large public park, originally Jan van Riebeeck's vegetable garden, which he grew to feed the original colony as early as 1652. The tour of this beautiful city introduces you to a rich culture and history. (suggestion not included in rates)

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- Soar with the birds on a helicopter ride over Table Bay. There is no better way to take in the scenic beauty and majestic mountains of Cape Town than with a helicopter flip over the coastline. The Cape Peninsula is home to some of the finest coastal scenery around and if you are lucky you may even catch sight of dolphins frolicking in Table Bay or a southern right whale riding a wave with her calf. Table Bay is dominated by the flat-topped and iconic Table Mountain and considered one of the most beautiful bays in the world, where high-end hotels rub shoulders with pristine beaches and a rich variety of indigenous vegetation. Don’t miss out on your bird’s eye view of the Mother City with a thrilling and uplifting 15 minute helicopter flip. (Optional rates: D13:Helicopter flip)

- Take your time to explore the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. The V&A Waterfront is situated on South Africa’s oldest working harbour in the centre of Cape Town and offers over 450 retail outlets selling everything from high-end fashion and jewellery to food and crafts. It is one of Cape Town’s most popular destinations, attracting in excess of 23 million visitors a year. Besides offering vibrant and chic indoor and outdoor shopping and restaurants there is the added bonus of watching fishing boats dock with fresh fish or see a container ship being towed into the harbour by a tug boat. Draw- bridges over the water open and close every so often to allow smaller sailing vessels access to the docks, while the Cape Wheel gives unsurpassed 360 degree views of the city, and the outdoor amphitheatre plays host to music, dance and theatrical performances throughout the year. There is also a variety of other activities on offer ranging from historical walking tours to air charters and kids clubs. (suggestion not included in rates)

- End of our services

Note: Distances indicated in the itinerary are calculated from the GPS coordinates for each service included in the itinerary, they are given as an indication. The photographs displayed in the itinerary serve as general illustration of the destination and providers only and do not constitute a contractually binding description of specific services.

Package Rates (IN 22/12/19)

Services Basis Type Unit Rate

Services as per project 2 Per Person sharing ZAR 21,392.90

Single Supplement ZAR 5,885.70

Third adult sharing reduction ZAR -647.36

Fourth adult sharing reduction ZAR -420.08

Optionals:D1:Joburg & Soweto HD PM 2 Per Person ZAR 928.00

D3:Kruger 4x4 game drive Full Day

2 Per Person ZAR 1,145.45

D5:Mlilwane Guided Walk 2 Per Person ZAR 797.80

D6:Hluhluwe 4X4 game drive AM

2 Per Person ZAR 743.94

D6:Zulu Cultural Show + African lunch

2 Per Person ZAR 371.21

D7:Flight Durban-Port Elizabeth

2 Per Person ZAR 3,000.00

D7:Addo 4x4 Afternoon game drive

2 Per Person ZAR 648.09

D8:John Benn cruise + 4 Oysters + Sparkling Wine

2 Per Person ZAR 524.24

D9:Ostrich farm Tour 2 Per Person ZAR 111.67

D11:Table Mountain Aerial 2 Per Person ZAR 454.55

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Cableway

D11:Franschhoek Wine Tram 2 Per Person ZAR 360.00

D12:Gold Restaurant Dinner 2 Per Person ZAR 536.67

D13:Helicopter flip 2 Per Person ZAR 2,823.49

Notes:

3 adults in a room not accepted at

- Nkambeni Safari Camp - Tent - Dinner, Bed and Breakfast

- Sitatunga Guest Lodge - Superior Room - Bed and Breakfast

- The Saffron House - Standard Room - Bed and Breakfast

- Stannards Guest Lodge - Standard Room - Bed and Breakfast

- Swartberg Country Manor - Standard room - Bed and Breakfast

- Bergzicht Guest House - Twin/Double - Bed and Breakfast

4 adults in a room not accepted at

- Bergzicht Guest House - Twin/Double - Bed and Breakfast

- Swartberg Country Manor - Standard room - Bed and Breakfast

- Stannards Guest Lodge - Standard Room - Bed and Breakfast

- The Saffron House - Standard Room - Bed and Breakfast

- Sitatunga Guest Lodge - Superior Room - Bed and Breakfast

- Nkambeni Safari Camp - Tent - Dinner, Bed and Breakfast

- Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary - Rest Camp Hut - Bed and Breakfast

- Zulu Nyala Heritage Safari Lodge - Standard Room - Dinner, Bed and Breakfast

Rooming Lists

PaxList 1 (Main) No. of passengers: 2 (1 Twb)

Our Rates Include

- 12 nights accommodation as per program- 11 breakfasts and 3 dinners- Luggage porterage (except for self-catering accommodation and camp site)- Car rental: from Day 1 17:30 (Johannesburg area) to Day 7 08:09 (Durban area), from Day 7 11:09 (Port Elizabeth) to Day 13 18:09 (Cape Town area)- Local taxes as VAT or bed levy are included at the rate applicable at the time the costing is done and can change without notice.

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Optional

- Visit: Joburg & Soweto HD PM (Day 1), Kruger 4x4 game drive Full Day (Scheduled) (Day 3), Hluhluwe 4X4 game drive (3 hrs) (Hylton Ross) (Day 6), Zulu Cultural Show + African lunch (Duma Zulu) (Day 6), 4x4 Afternoon game drive (Day 7), John Benn cruise + 4 Oysters + Sparkling Wine (Day 8), Ostrich farm Tour on (Safari ostrich farm) (Day 9), Purple Line (Franschoek Wine Tram) (Day 11), Table Mountain Aerial Cableway (Afternoon) (Day 11), Dinner (Day 12), Helicopter flip 10-12 min (Day 13)- Accommodation: Mlilwane Guided Walk (2.5 Hrs) (Day 5)- Air Transport: Durban - Port Elizabeth (Economy Class) (Day 7)

Our Rates Exclude

- International flights- Tips and personal expenses- Unless otherwise indicated, our rates do not include the entrance fees for parks or game reserves. They are to be settled by the clients directly at the entrance. Unless otherwise indicated, our rates do not include the meals.- Regarding Europcar SA, Addo Elephant Rest Camp, please check special conditions at the end of this document.

Payment Conditions

African Eagle accepts no responsibility for the progress of the confirmed services in the case of non-compliance to the following conditions of payment.

25%7 Days from Booking100%-30 Days before 1st Service

Cancellation Policy

Following your confirmation of the file, cancellation will result in the invoicing of cancellation fees according to the following schedule. Please note that we have no choice but to be very strict in the application of this clause.

25% 30 Days before 1st Service 75% 14 Days before 1st Service 100% 1 Days before 1st Service

Special Conditions

Europcar SA - Classic Plus Category M Early Booker(1-6 days ) (Day 1 - Day 7 - 6 days), Europcar SA - Classic Plus Category M Early Booker(7-13 days ) (Day 7 - Day 13 - 7 days): SALES CONDITIONS EUROPCAR

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CLASSIC PLUS COVER 2018/19Rates include:- Theft and Collision Damage Waiver (CWD and TW)- Personal Accident Insurance (PAI)- Unlimited Mileage- Airport Surcharge- Tourism Levy- Value Added Tax at 15 %- Carbon Emissions Tax- All Additional driver per rental- Assessor’s Fee - Windscreen- Water and under-carriage damage to vehicles- Tyre and rim damage, hubcaps- Damage due to sandblasting- GPS UnitRates exclude (To be billed directly to the renter): - Fuel- E-tolling Fees- Young driver surcharge (R360.00 per day, per driver*)- Optional equipment (i.e. baby seats – R500.00* per rental per seat)- One way drop-off charges (Fees available on request)- Delivery and collection fees (Fees available on request)- Cross border charges (Fees available on request)- Contract fee (R99.00*)- Traffic Fine Handling Fee (R310.00*)- Claim Handling fee (R975.00*), applicable to damage excluded from waivers- No show fee: 1 day rental (extension rates)- Additional Spare wheel (Group W only) (R1500 .00 per tyre)Guide: One Way feesOne way between RO Tambo International and Sandton: R210.00*One way between OR Tambo International and Lanseria Airport: R210.00*One way between George, Plettenberg Bay and/or Knysna: R340.00*InternationalSouth African and Botswana: R2500.00*South African and Lesotho: R1600.00*South African and Namibia: R7500.00*South African and Swaziland: R1600.00*Delivery and Collection South Africa & NamibiaDuring office hoursWithin 25 km radius - per delivery and/or collection: R500.00*Over 25 km radius – additional charge of R20.00* per kilometreAfter hours (between 17:00 and 08:00 weekdays, on weekends and public holidays)Within 25 km radius - per delivery and/or collection: R800.00*Over 25 km radius – additional charge of R20.00* per kilometreCross border chargesNon-refundable amountsBotswana: R1250.00*Swaziland: R1250.00*Lesotho: R1250.00*Mozambique: R3000.00*

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Zambia: R3000.00*Zimbabwe: R3000.00** All amounts given as guide only and subject to change without notice.

Addo Elephant Rest Camp - 4x4 Afternoon game drive (Day 7), Addo Elephant Rest Camp - Forest Cabin (HF4) - Accommodation only (Day 7): GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL PARKS (REST CAMPS)Conservation Fee- Rates do not include the daily Conservation Fee, calculated per person per day (currently R204 adult; R102 child, subject to change without prior notice). Payable at the Rest Camp on checking out.Code of Conduct- Visitors must remain in their vehicles unless in a designated area. - The speed limit is 50 km/h on tar roads and 40 km/h on gravel roads. - Check In from 14:00; Check Out before 10:00- A stringent noise restriction is enforced between 21:30 and 06:00. The use of cell phones is permitted only in camps, gates and in cases of emergency. - Driving around the Park before sunrise or after sunset is not allowed. This is regulated through entrance and camp gate times which must be strictly adhered to avoid a fine or being refused entry to the park. Guards at the entrance gates will refuse entry should there be insufficient time to reach the camp. Gate Times: Kruger National Park- Depending on the season: Entrance Gates Open 05:30-06:00; Camp Gates Open 04:30-06:00; All Gates Close 17:30-18:30.Kruger National Park: Minimum Travelling Time from closest gate to Rest Camp:Berg-en-Dal from Malelane Gate: 20min; Crocodile Bridge from Crocodile Bridge Gate: 0min; Letaba from Orpen Gate: 2hr30min; Lower Sabie from Crocodile Bridge Gate: 1hr; Malelane from Malelane Gate: 0min; Mopani from Phalaborwa Gate: 2hr15min; Olifants from Orpen Gate: 2hr15min; Orpen from Orpen Gate: 0min; Pretoriuskop from Numbi Gate: 20min; Punda Maria from Punda Maria Gate: 20min; Satara from Orpen Gate: 1hr15min; Shingwedzi from Punda Maria Gate: 1hr15min; Skukuza from Paul Kruger Gate: 20minGate Times: Other National Parks- For certain gates the times vary depending on the season.- Addo Elephant National Park: Main Entrance Gate Open 07:00 Close 19:00; Matyholweni Gate Open 07:00 Close 16:00; Main Game Area Gate Open 06:00- 07:00 Close 17:30-18:30; Southern Gate (Addo Heights Gate) Open 06:00-06:30 Close 17:00-18:00- Augrabies Falls National Park: Open 07:00 Close 18:30- Golden Gate Highlands National Park: No gate. Office Hours 07:00 - 17:30- Karoo National Park: Open 05:00 Close 22:00 Check-in after 19:00 only by prior arrangement- Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park: Open 05:30-07:30 Close 18:00-19:30

Cancellation policy The cancellation of a reservation or any modification which results in the amount of the revised reservation being less than the original booking will be subject to cancellation fees which are calculated according to the following schedule and strictly adhered to.

Percentage Schedule

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50% 45 days before date of service 100% 29 days before date of service

General Conditions

- Unless “Booking Confirmed” appears in the heading of the programme, the quotation is subject to the availability of hotels (and flights when applicable) upon your confirmation.- Check In – Check Out: the standard check in time is from 14h00, and check out time is before 11h00. - Game reserves: for game reserves offering a fully inclusive package, check in is before lunch and check out is after breakfast. Fully inclusive packages include 3 meals per day and 2 activities. Our programmes indicate Lunch, Dinner and Breakfast. OUR RATES- Taxes are included at the current applicable tax level for each country. In case of a change in the amount or percentage of tax applicable, this change will be immediately reflected in our rates in accordance with new tax regulations.- For annual rates, and unless otherwise indicated, the rates are not valid for Christmas, New Year, Chinese New Year or any major event in each of the countries visited. Applicable supplements are available on request.- Rates do not include cancellation, luggage, medical assistance and repatriation insurances.

South AfricaVISAS, TAXES and FEESWhen travelling on a self-drive:- Rates do not include the entrance fees for private game reserves or game parks. These are to be settled by the guests directly at the entrance gate or at the lodge.- In Swaziland: it is necessary to complete formalities on both sides of the border and a road tax of 85 ZAR (subject to change) is payable for non-Swaziland registered vehicles.- An international driver's licence is obligatory. Please plan for this accordingly to obtain it in your country of residence prior to travelling.FORMALITIES FOR CHILDRENAll minors under 18 years of age travelling to and from South Africa have to present additional documents. These new regulations apply to all travellers, regardless of the nationality. It is important to carefully check the different requirements as otherwise entering or leaving South Africa will be refused.For further information, please contact the South African embassy / consulate in your country.PLEASE NOTE- Malaria prophylaxis is recommended for the Kruger Park, Swaziland and Durban regions.- Except transit less than 12 hours at the airport only, yellow fever vaccination obligatory if arriving from a country with yellow fever (Ivory Coast, Senegal, Kenya, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Tanzania, etc.), complete list of countries with presence of yellow fever on www.who.int. Vaccination international notebook required to be presented upon arrival.KRUGER PARKThere is a maximum threshold of visitors that can enter the park daily. If this threshold is reached, only visitors with pre-booked overnight accommodation will be permitted access. You are advised to get to your gate of choice as early as possible, particularly over peak season periods.

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- The park gates open and close at sunrise and sunset, between 05h30 and 06h00, and 17h30-18h00, depending on the season.- Traffic in the park is prohibited after closing time. If you sleep in the park, please take into account the travel time (average speed 40-50km/h) between the gate and the camp in which you stay overnight to get there before the park closes.TIPSIt is customary in the country to leave tips to service professionals, which includes in particular servers in restaurants (10% of the bill), porters in hotels (15 ZAR/piece of luggage/trip) and of course the guides, drivers or rangers you will meet during the trip (40 ZAR/day/person for the guide or driver-guide, 20 ZAR/day/person for the driver, 30 ZAR/day/person for the rangers).None of these tips are mandatory, and the amounts shown here are only an indication of what is normally expected by the country's professionals.

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