CAPE TOWN CITY TOUR, INCLUDING TABLE MOUNTAIN (FULL DAY) The Cape Town full day City Tour is a geographical and cultural extravaganza, showing Cape Town, from its historical beginnings to the dazzling modern shopping malls of the Waterfront. With the Cape Town City Tour we include the spectacular view from Table Mountain (or Signal Hill, if the Cable Car is not operating), and visits to the City Centre, including Green Market Square, Castle of Good Hope, South African Museum, The Company Gardens, The Bo-Kaap, The spectacular beach views of Clifton and Camps Bay and the dazzling V&A Waterfront. A lunch stop (for own account) is included.
CAPE WINELANDS TOUR (FULL DAY) We depart to the beautiful picturesque winelands to enjoy some of the many wine estates in the Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch areas, where the personalities of the wines are influenced by the proximity to the ocean and its cooling summer sea breezes. The picturesque region boasts a multitude of wine estates and cellars where wine-tastings, cellar tours and meals can be enjoyed. You have free time to browse through the quaint village of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, the second oldest European settlement in South Africa. We visit the Village Museum Complex and Oom Samie se Winkel, a traditional general dealer. Two wine tastings and a cellar tour are included. A lunch stop (for own account) is included.
CAPE PENINSULA TOUR (FULL DAY) We depart for a full day tour of the Cape Peninsula, with our first stop being Table Mountain, where we take a short ride with the cable way (own account) to the top of Table Mountain (weather permitting, alternatively Signal Hill). Here you will experience breathtaking views of Cape Town. We continue to the quaint village of Hout Bay for some shopping and a short boat trip to Seal Island (time and weather permitting – own account). We continue via a spectacular scenic drive over Chapman’s Peak (if pass is open) to the naval town of Simons Town. We visit the Cape Jackass Penquins at Boulders Beach and the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, where we take a walk or a ride in the Funicular (own account) to the top of Cape Point. Time permitting, we travel back to Cape Town via Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens (own account). A lunch stop (for own account) is included
HERMANUS WHALE & WINE TOUR (1 Jul – 30 Nov) Our tour takes us North-East of Cape Town to Hermanus, boasting the best land-based whale watching in the world, where the Southern Right Whales visit Walker Bay every year around July to November. Hermanus is situated between the fynbos-covered mountains and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean, resulting in spectacular views. Enjoy watching the whales, walking on the beachfront and shopping in the quaint shops. Lunch (for own account) is available at one of the many restaurants in the town. Time permitting, we can visit the museum at the old harbour. After lunch we depart for a winetasting at two of the renowned Wine Estates in the area. We also include a stop at The Wine Village for optional purchases of a vast selection of top wines. Optional boat whale watching is available on request. We return to Cape Town in the late afternoon/early evening.
HERMANUS FYNBOS & WINE TOUR (1 Dec – 30 Jun) Our tour takes us North-East of Cape Town to Hermanus, situated between the fynbos-covered mountains and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean, resulting in spectacular views. Enjoy walking on the beachfront and shopping in the quaint shops. We visit Fernkloof Nature Reserve for a walk and orientation on fynbos, proteas etc. Fernkloof covers 1800 ha in the Kleinrivier Mountains above Hermanus and boasts over 1400 species of fynbos sofar been collected and identified. A lunch stop (for own account) is included. Time permitting, we can visit the museum at the old harbour. After lunch we depart for a winetasting at two of the renowned Wine Estates in the area. We also include a stop at The Wine Village for optional purchases of a vast selection of top wines. Time permitting we visit the Harold Potter Botanical Gardens, a beautiful, secluded garden encompasses 10 hectares of cultivated fynbos garden and 190.5 hectares of pristine natural fynbos. We return to Cape Town in the late afternoon/early evening.
OVERLAND PACKAGES - CAPE
GARDEN ROUTE (CAPE TOWN TO CAPE TOWN)
(3 Nights / 4 Days)
Depart: Cape Town - Return: Cape Town
Highlights:Garden Route, Cango Caves, Outshoorn, Knysna, Mossel Bay
Included:
- 3 nights 3/4 * Guest House accommodation
- Breakfast on days 2, 3 and 4
- Dinner on day 1
- Entrances (1 x Winetasting, Ostrich Farm, CangoCaves, Cango Wildlife Ranch, StormsRiver, Knysna Lagoon Boat cruise, Post Office Tree and DiazMuseum)
Itinerary: Day 1: The Garden Route is a scenic stretch of coastline between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, which boasts incredible scenery, indigenous forests, freshwater lakes, wetlands, hidden coves and long deserted beaches. We depart Cape Town and travel northwards over the spectacular Du Toits Kloof Mountain Pass, through Worcester to Robertson. We enjoy a wine tasting at one of the wine-farms in the area, and continue our journey through the mountains to the Klein (Afrikaans for ‘Little’) Karoo, where surprises await you, as scenery changes from lush farmland to semi-desert areas. This semi desert region, known as the Ostrich and Feather Capital of the world, is also home to the famous Cango Caves. Today we visit a commercial Ostrich Farm, where we learn more about these amazing desert birds and the Feather Barons who were responsible for creating a huge industry from the export of their feathers! Why not try your skill at riding one of these flightless birds? Before we depart spend a little time browsing around the farm store for that special Ostrich souvenir. Nowhere else in the world will you be able to purchase Ostrich leather-goods as cheaply! A lunch stop (for own account) is included.
Overnight: Oudtshoorn Included: Accommodation (Dinner, Bed and Breakfast basis), 1 x Winetasting, Ostrich Farm Entrance fees
Day 2:
After breakfast we depart for a visit to the famous Cango Caves discovered in 1780 by a local farmer named Van Zyl. The chamber he was first lowered down into - Van Zyl Hall - is as long as a football field! The Cango Caves is one of the world’s great natural wonders - a fascinating underground wonderland of limestone formations in a wide variety of colours, which have been sculptured by nature through the ages. Although the extensive system of tunnels and chambers go on for over four kilometers, only about a quarter of them are open to visitors.
It is advisable to wear comfortable light clothing and sensible walking shoes for the tour through the caves. We also visit Cango Wildlife Ranch, an endangered species breeding facility, which offers the rare opportunity of interacting with the hand reared cheetahs, explore the facts and fiction surrounding crocodiles and learn about the Bengal Tiger breeding programme. After an amazing morning, we continue our journey towards Knysna, which with its surrounding lakes, rivers, lagoon, mountains, forests and delectable Oysters, is one of the Garden Route’s most popular destinations. A lunch stop (for own account) is included. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure to explore the quaint village or vibrant Waterfront. Dinner for own account.
Overnight: Knysna (B) Included: Accommodation (Bed and Breakfast basis), CangoCaves Entrance fees, Cango Wildlife Ranch Entrance fees
Day 3:
After a leisurely breakfast we travel northwards along the Garden Route, passed the Tsitsikamma National Park, a supremely tranquil and pristine wonderland of forest, mountain and sea, to Storms River where we make a stop at the famous Storms River Bridge, to stretch our legs and view this spectacular gorge. This is where the highest Bungee Jump in the world - 216m - is located. We return to Knysna and can as an option, visit the Elephant Sanctuary (cost not included), where we have the opportunity to interact with these majestic beasts and, for an additional cost, experience an elephant back ride! A lunch stop (for own account) is included. We arrive back in Knysna, where the remainder of the afternoon is at leisure. At sunset we depart on a 1,5 hour cruise on the Knysna Lagoon.
Overnight: Knysna (B) Included: Accommodation (Bed and Breakfast basis), StrormsRiver Entrance fees, Knysna Lagoon Boat Cruise
Day 4:
After breakfast, we depart for Mossel Bay along the scenic coastal route. Here we visit the Post Office Tree and Diaz Museum and continue to Hermanus, renown for Whale Watching (July to December). We stop for lunch (own account) and depart through the scenic beauty of the Western Cape to Cape Town, arriving late afternoon/early evening.
Included: Post Office Tree and DiazMuseum Entrance fees
GARDEN ROUTE
(3 Nights / 4 Days)
Depart: Port Elizabeth - Return: Cape Town
Highlights: Tsitsikamma, Knysna, Oudtshoorn
Included:
- 3 nights 3/4 * Guest House accommodation
- Breakfast on days 2, 3 and 4
- Dinner on days 1 and 3
- Entrance Fees (Storms River, Elephant Sanctuary, Knysna Lagoon Boat cruise, Ostrich Farm, Cango Caves, Cango Wildlife Ranch)
Itinerary: Day 1
The Garden Route is a scenic stretch of coastline between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, which boasts incredible scenery, indigenous forests, freshwater lakes, wetlands, hidden coves and long deserted beaches.
Upon arrival in Port Elizabeth, around midday, you will be met by your JULNIC Tours representative, who will be your escort and Tour Guide for this leg of the journey through to Cape Town. We depart Port Elizabeth and commence our journey onto the Garden Route, to Storms River where we make a stop at the famous Storms River Bridge, to stretch our legs and view this spectacular gorge. This is where the highest Bungee Jump in the world - 216m - is located. We continue our journey into the Tsitsikamma National Park, a supremely tranquil and pristine wonderland of forest, mountain and sea.
Overnight at Tsitsikamma Lodge (or similar) Included: Accommodation (Dinner, Bed & Breakfast basis), StormsRiver Entrance fees
Day 2
After breakfast we depart for Knysna, which with its surrounding lakes, rivers, lagoon, mountains, forests and delectable Oysters, is one of the Garden Route’s most popular destinations. En route we visit the Elephant Sanctuary where we will have the opportunity to interact with these majestic beasts and, for an additional cost, experience an elephant back ride!
We arrive in Knysna and check-in at our hotel. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure to explore the quaint village or vibrant Waterfront. A boat cruise on the Knysna Lagoon is included. Lunch and dinner for own account.
Overnight at your hotel. Included: Accommodation (Bed & Breakfast basis), Elephant Sanctuary, Knysna Lagoon Boat cruise
Day 3
After breakfast, we depart for Oudtshoorn, situated in the centre of the Klein (Afrikaans for ‘Little’) Karoo. This semi desert region, known as the Ostrich and Feather Capital of the world, is also home to the famous Cango Caves. Today we visit a commercial Ostrich Farm, where we learn more about these amazing desert birds and the Feather Barons who were responsible for creating a huge industry from the export of their feathers! Why not try your skill at riding one of these flightless birds, before enjoying Lunch (own account) at the farm restaurant? The menu is varied, but why not sample an Ostrich omelet followed by Ostrich Steak and salad? Ostrich meat is delicious and very healthy, as it contains zero cholesterol!
Before we depart spend a little time browsing around the farm store for that special Ostrich souvenir. Nowhere else in the world will you be able to purchase Ostrich leather-goods as cheaply!
Overnight at your hotel. Included: Accommodation (Dinner, Bed & Breakfast basis), Ostrich Farm Entrance fees
Day 4
After breakfast we depart for a visit to the famous Cango Caves discovered in 1780 by a local farmer named Van Zyl. The chamber he was first lowered down into - Van Zyl Hall - is as long as a football field! The Cango Caves is one of the world’s great natural wonders - a fascinating underground wonderland of limestone formations in a wide variety of colours, which have been sculptured by nature through the ages. Although the extensive system of tunnels and chambers go on for over four kilometers, only about a quarter of them are open to visitors.
It is advisable to wear comfortable light clothing and sensible walking shoes for the tour through the caves. We also visit Cango Wildlife Ranch, an endangered species breeding facility, which offers the rare opportunity of interacting with the hand reared cheetahs, explore the facts and fiction surrounding crocodiles and learn about the Bengal Tiger breeding programme. After an amazing morning, we continue our journey (approx 480 km) through the scenic beauty of the Western Cape to Cape Town, arriving early evening.
A lunch stop (own account) will be made en route.
Drop-off will be at your hotel or Cape Town International Airport
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The Cape Town full day City Tour is a geographical and cultural extravaganza, showing Cape Town, from its historical beginnings to the dazzling modern shopping malls of the Waterfront. With the Cape Town City Tour we include the spectacular view from Table Mountain (or Signal Hill, if the Cable Car is not operating), and visits to the City Centre, including Green Market Square, Castle of Good Hope, South African Museum, The Company Gardens, The Bo-Kaap, The spectacular beach views of Clifton and Camps Bay and the dazzling V&A Waterfront. A lunch stop (for own account) is included.
We depart to the beautiful picturesque winelands to enjoy some of the many wine estates in the Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch areas, where the personalities of the wines are influenced by the proximity to the ocean and its cooling summer sea breezes. The picturesque region boasts a multitude of wine estates and cellars where wine-tastings, cellar tours and meals can be enjoyed. You have free time to browse through the quaint village of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, the second oldest European settlement in South Africa. We visit the Village Museum Complex and Oom Samie se Winkel, a traditional general dealer. Two wine tastings and a cellar tour are included. A lunch stop (for own account) is included.
We depart for a full day tour of the Cape Peninsula, with our first stop being Table Mountain, where we take a short ride with the cable way (own account) to the top of Table Mountain (weather permitting, alternatively Signal Hill). Here you will experience breathtaking views of Cape Town. We continue to the quaint village of Hout Bay for some shopping and a short boat trip to Seal Island (time and weather permitting – own account). We continue via a spectacular scenic drive over Chapman’s Peak (if pass is open) to the naval town of Simons Town. We visit the Cape Jackass Penquins at Boulders Beach and the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, where we take a walk or a ride in the Funicular (own account) to the top of Cape Point. Time permitting, we travel back to Cape Town via Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens (own account). A lunch stop (for own account) is included
Our tour takes us North-East of Cape Town to Hermanus, boasting the best land-based whale watching in the world, where the Southern Right Whales visit Walker Bay every year around July to November. Hermanus is situated between the fynbos-covered mountains and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean, resulting in spectacular views. Enjoy watching the whales, walking on the beachfront and shopping in the quaint shops. Lunch (for own account) is available at one of the many restaurants in the town. Time permitting, we can visit the museum at the old harbour. After lunch we depart for a winetasting at two of the renowned Wine Estates in the area. We also include a stop at The Wine Village for optional purchases of a vast selection of top wines. Optional boat whale watching is available on request. We return to Cape Town in the late afternoon/early evening.
Our tour takes us North-East of Cape Town to Hermanus, situated between the fynbos-covered mountains and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean, resulting in spectacular views. Enjoy walking on the beachfront and shopping in the quaint shops. We visit Fernkloof Nature Reserve for a walk and orientation on fynbos, proteas etc. Fernkloof covers 1800 ha in the Kleinrivier Mountains above Hermanus and boasts over 1400 species of fynbos sofar been collected and identified. A lunch stop (for own account) is included. Time permitting, we can visit the museum at the old harbour. After lunch we depart for a winetasting at two of the renowned Wine Estates in the area. We also include a stop at The Wine Village for optional purchases of a vast selection of top wines. Time permitting we visit the Harold Potter Botanical Gardens, a beautiful, secluded garden encompasses 10 hectares of cultivated fynbos garden and 190.5 hectares of pristine natural fynbos. We return to Cape Town in the late afternoon/early evening.
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