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The Classic: Cape Town + Garden Route + Private Safari (Kruger National Park)

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The Classic: Cape Town + Garden Route + Private Safari (Kruger National Park) Cape Town - Sedgefield - Kruger National Park

10 Days / 9 Nights

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Date of Issue: 03 February 2020

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Introduction "The Classic" itinerary is for first-time visitors’ to South Africa , this covers the top “must-do” destinations and

experiences that reveal the gems that South Africa is famous for.

Cape Town is famous for its utter beauty, urban-nature close connection, eclectic, cosmopolitan, hip lifestyle, vast

array of activities and superb foodie destinations.

The Garden Route is resplendent in lakes, estuaries, green mountains, never-ending white beaches, arty towns and

fun activities.

A private safari tops it off with close encounters with Africa is it has always been – wild and majestic. This routing

includes “Kruger” as the safari destination, which incurs a domestic flight cost (to cut out a long drive). It is Africa’s

flagship conservation area since 1898 and stretches 360km from north to south. The park is designated by

the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as an International Man and

Biosphere Reserve.

The itinerary is offered at a 4 and 5 star level. the accommodation illustrated in this publication is the 5-star level.

Key

B&B: Bed and Breakfast

Price Groups of 6 -12 pax (larger to any size on request & customisation)

Priced on per person sharing; single supplement is extra for single occupancy

4 star: R25 100 (R7 050 single supplement)

5 star: R53 700 (R25 950 single supplement)

Included Accommodation x 9 nights as per hotels above (or similar, based on availability)

Accommodation Type Destination Basis Duration

Victoria & Alfred Hotel Cape Town B&B 4 Nights

→ Southern Sun Cape Sun alternate

→ SunSquare Cape Town City Bowl alternate

Kambaku @ Sea Sedgefield B&B 3 Nights

→ Sedgies on the Water alternate

Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge Kruger National Park B&B 2 Nights

→ Mdluli Safari Lodge alternate

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Daily transport (07h30-17h30) for activities & routing as per above only; none over "free" time. 6-8 Pax in driver-

guide, private vehicle; 10+ pax in small, luxuary coaches

Tour guide services daily (07h30 - 17h30); none over "free" time. None for safari transfers or during safari (provided

by Lodge).

Breakfast daily, 2 lunches, 3 dinners (all drinks for own account). 5* option has L included on Day 9.

Entrance fees & guiding for all named activities above

Hidden gems: These add valuable local flavour, insight and unique experiences to this product.

Excluded OPTIONALS:

Table Mountain: Return tickets for cable car to top of Table Mountain provided on request at price on

request. Weather dependent. Usually closed July 23 - August 5 for annual maintenance.

Afternoon Game Drive 4* only: Additional safari afternoon game drive at price on request.

EXTRAS:

Single supplement: Additional to package price as noted above

Flights: George or Port Elizabeth - Johannesburg (GRJ/PLZ - JNB). Johannesburg - Kruger Park return (JNB -

HDS/MQP/SKZ). Prices will be subject to change until paid for & passenger names provided with passport copy.

EXCLUSIONS:

Gratuities: Tipping for guides & drivers should be made on completion of their services. Recommend

R20/person/day

Bottled water: Spirit of Africa does not provide bottled water in in line with its environmental practices & principles

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Day 1: Victoria & Alfred Hotel, Cape Town

Day Itinerary

Welcome to Cape Town , "The Mother City", where you will discover a diverse culture combining European , Eastern

and African influence in a setting of outstanding natural beauty.

You will be met by your local travel staff at the airport for your group transfer to the hotel for check-in (from 14h00

onwards).

The rest of the day and evening is free for recovery, relaxation and exploration of your home in the heart of the

city. Choose from the many Indian restaurants nearby for dinner or try one of the award-winning restaurants Cape

Town is famous for.

South Africa

This vast country is undoubtedly one of the most culturally and geographically diverse places on earth. Fondly known

by locals as the 'Rainbow Nation', South Africa has 11 official languages and its multicultural inhabitants are

influenced by a fascinating mix of cultures. Discover the gourmet restaurants, impressive art scene, vibrant nightlife

and beautiful beaches of Cape Town; enjoy a local braai (barbecue) in the Soweto township; browse the bustling

Indian markets in Durban; or sample some of the world’s finest wines at the myriad wine estates dotting the Cape

Winelands. Some historical attractions to explore include the Zululand battlefields of KwaZulu-Natal, the Apartheid

Museum in Johannesburg and Robben Island, just off the coast of Cape Town. Above all else, its remarkably untamed

wilderness with its astonishing range of wildlife roaming freely across massive unfenced game reserves such as the

world-famous Kruger National Park. With all of this variety on offer, it is little wonder that South Africa has fast

become Africa’s most popular tourist destination.

Cape Town

Resting at the confluence of the Indian and Atlantic oceans, sandwiched between the slopes of the iconic Table

Mountain and the glistening sapphire waters of Table Bay, the exceptionally scenic city of Cape Town is in a class of

its own. Some cities boast rich culture, vibrant nightlife, a cosmopolitan atmosphere and extraordinary architecture,

while others boast breathtaking landscapes and extraordinary natural wonders. Cape Town is lucky enough to be

blessed with all of these attractions and so much more. With its bustling harbour, world-class beaches, top-notch

vineyards, and its mountainous surroundings brimming with diverse flora and fauna, Cape Town consistently

captivates the hearts of all who visit.

Overnight: Victoria & Alfred Hotel View iBrochure

History and modern luxury merge to create ageless beauty at the Victoria & Alfred Hotel, which was built in 1904 as

the North Quay Warehouse. This iconic establishment was named after Queen Victoria and her son, Prince Alfred

who played an intrinsic role in the establishment of the Breakwater Basin – now the V&A Waterfront.

The hotel is located in the very heart of this internationally acclaimed destination and is a sophisticated retreat amid

the buzz. It offers some of the most enviable views of Cape Town Harbour, Table Mountain and the slick city that

stretches out at the foot of this Natural Wonder. Timeless elegance and personalised luxury are found at the award-

winning Victoria & Alfred Hotel.

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Attention to detail, its elegance and an outstanding reputation have set this hotel apart as one of Cape Town’s finest

establishments. A luxurious stay awaits at each of the 94 well-appointed, contemporary rooms, with views of the

Alfred Basin, Table Mountain or the piazza. Warm personal service makes guests feel at home instantly.

Alternate: Southern Sun Cape Sun

Situated at the southern tip of Africa, this is where traditional Cape hospitality is at the heart of your experience. The

luxury and elegance of Southern Sun Cape Sun lies in the centre of downtown Cape Town, and is complimented by

spectacular views over Table Mountain, Robben Island, Table Bay and the spectacular Green Point Stadium.

Alternate: SunSquare Cape Town City Bowl View iBrochure

With so much to do and see in Cape Town, you need to stay somewhere central. Situated, on the corner of

Buitengracht and Strand Street, the bustling location of SunSquare Cape Town City Bowl inspires visitors to explore

the hip surroundings and get to know the city. This new Cape Town hotel has 5 levels of basement parking for those

travelling by car and planning to explore beyond the City Bowl.

The hotel has 202 bedrooms made up of standard rooms with queen size beds, family rooms each with 2 double

beds, 5 executive rooms, 2 suites and 2 wheelchair-accessible rooms.The stylish bar on the 18th floor is a welcome

retreat for SunSquare guests looking to relax in style. The bar also offers access to the enclosed pool deck and opens

onto an outdoor patio overlooking the picture perfect Cape Town harbour and Lions Head.

The gym located on the top floor of the hotel will satisfy guests looking to keep fit or work up an appetite before

venturing out into the surrounding foodie district. With panoramic views of Table Mountain, you can determine this

wondrous mountain’s mood before stepping out of the hotel.

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Basis

Bed and Breakfast

Excluded

Lunch & dinner for own account

Day 2: Victoria & Alfred Hotel, Cape Town

Day Itinerary

After breakfast, included at the hotel, you are taken to the stunning vantage point of Signal Hill, on the side of Table

Mountain. This is the best place to get 360-degree views over the city where your guide can introduce you to the

lay-out of Cape Town , its neighbourhoods, famous sites, nature attractions and history behind it all.

Signal Hill forms part of Table Mountain and is named for the cannon that still fires at noon everyday -

Capetownians' official time check. It offers picnic spots, gentle walks and the launch site for paragliding. If you are

lucky you will spot the fury Cape Dassie (Rock Hyrax) roaming around.

(Should a guest prefer to purchase a cable car ticket to ascend Table Mountain - they will be dropped off en route to

Signal Hill and can read the information boards at the top that explain much of what the guide will be teaching the

group at Signal Hill).

A stop for lunch will be made, followed by a guided exploration of Cape Town's historic and current cultural centers -

The Castle of Good Hope and the Bo Kaap.

At the end of this active and informative day, you will be dropped off at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront for a free

evening to enjoy the shopping and culinary options.

Activities

Morning Signal Hill

Afternoon The City Past & Present through the lense of The Castle & Bo-Kaap

V&A Waterfront

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Optional

Signal Hill

For awesome views of Table Mountain, the City, the harbour, Waterfront, 2010 Stadium, the suburbs of Green Point

& Sea Point and sunsets.

V&A Waterfront

In the heart of Cape Town's working harbour, built of renovated harbour sheds, the V&A Waterfront is, today, Cape

Town's premier retail, dining and entertainment precinct. With the CBD behind it, world famous Table Mountain as

its backdrop and the ocean waters lapping at the sea-walls, "The Waterfront" has become South Africa's most visited

destination, by both locals & visitors, and is an enticing place to explore.

Table Mountain

Without a doubt it is Table Mountain that makes Cape Town the unique city it is. Rising up over 1000m above sea

level, it is the icon that makes Cape Town instantly recognizable. It is a symbol, a playground, a spiritual retreat and a

big draw card for tourists. So intertwined with the identity of Cape Town is Table Mountain that a visit to the city

isn’t complete without having walked or taken the cable car to the top.

Basis

Bed and Breakfast

Morning Table Mountain

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Excluded

Lunch and dinner for own account

Day 3: Victoria & Alfred Hotel, Cape Town

Day Itinerary

The Cape Peninsula tour is a day spent exploring the coasts and mountain range that defines the geography of Cape

Town.

This coach trip winds nearly 100km through the greater Table Mountain National Park, which features the Cape Of

Good Hope (Cape Point) at its southern turning point; the place at which legend claims the Atlantic and Indian

Oceans merge. You will also visit Simons Town, the South African navy's main port, and Boulders Beach that is home

to a land-based breeding colony of the rare African penguin. Commencing in downtown it will lead you over the nek

between Table Mountain and Lions Head into Camps Bay - Cape Town's premier beachside suburb, from where it

winds its way along the Atlantic Seaboard to Houtbay - a beautiful harbour town. From here it continues up

Chapman's Peak Drive and through lovely quiet districts of Noordhoek, Kommetjie and Misty Cliffs to Cape Point -

the South Western most tip of Africa where guests will have a chance to explore the dramatic landscape. Exiting

Cape Point Reserve the journey now embraces the Indian Ocean coast where there is a stop at Boulders Beach,

home to a land-based breeding colony of the rare African penguin. Proceed through Simonstown, the port of South

Africa's Naval headquarters, and then onwards towards Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens.

Activities

Cape Point Peninsula tour

The 75 mile trip around the Cape Peninsula, a sliver of land formed by the Table Mountain range rising out of the

Indian and Atlantic Oceans, is world famous for it scenic jewels: beaches and wild coastline, mountain passes, nature

reserves and wildlife, interspersed with quaint towns and harbours. Visits include the Cape Point National Park and

lighthouse marking the Cape of Good Hope; dramatic Chapman's Peak Drive; Simonstown, the South African navy's

main port; Boulders Beach, home to one of the only land-based breeding colonies of the rare and protected African

penguin; and round off the day at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens, set on the slopes of Table Mountain and

dedicated to the Cape Floral Kingdom's and South Africa's indigenous flora making it internationally acknowledged

as one of the most beautiful national gardens in the world.

Basis

Bed and Breakfast

Morning Cape Point Peninsula tour

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Included

Lunch provided

Excluded

Dinner for own account

Day 4: Victoria & Alfred Hotel, Cape Town

Day Itinerary

Free day for choice of many activities in Cape Town. A list of possibilities will be provided & can be booked in

advance.

Activities

Basis

Bed and Breakfast

Excluded

Lunch & dinner for own account

Free time

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Day 5: Kambaku @ Sea, Sedgefield

Day Itinerary

An early check-out allows you to embrace all that this scenic trip "up" the Garden Route offers.

The Garden Route is a magnificent stretch of coastline along the south-eastern shore of South Africa, extending from

Mossel Bay in the Western Cape to the Storms River in the Eastern Cape. The name comes from the verdant and

ecologically diverse vegetation encountered here. Ten nature reserves embrace the varied ecosystems of the area,

as well as unique marine reserves, home to soft coral reefs, dolphins, seals and a host of other marine life. Various

bays along the Garden Route are nurseries to the endangered Southern Right Whale which come there to calve in

the winter and spring (July to December). The coast is dotted with excellent beaches, while inland you’ll find

picturesque lagoons and lakes, rolling hills and eventually the mountains of the Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma ranges,

that divide the Garden Route from the arid Little Karoo. The ancient indigenous forests that line the coast from

Wilderness to Knysna offer adventure trails and hiking, birdwatching, canoeing on the rivers, sliding through the tree

canopy or simply taking an easy walk through the forest to gasp at the size of a yellowwood tree that's over 600

years old. Wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy spotting brilliant green and red Knysna loeries or maybe even catching sight

of one of the near-mythical elephants said to inhabit the forest.

Sedgefield

Dotting South Africa’s beautiful southern coast, the resort town of Sedgefield overlooks the mouth of the Swartvlei

lagoon on the famous Garden Route. It features long golden beaches and sand dunes that stretch off into the

distance in both directions. The town serves as a great base from which to explore the scenic surrounds, which

provides a habitat for a treasure trove of varied and beautiful bird species, many of which can be spotted from the

numerous hiking trails and bird hides in the area. Other highlights include: sampling fresh oysters, visiting the Pledge

Nature Reserve, and exploring the Red Elephant Forest Walk. Visitors can also enjoy a vast range of outdoor

activities such as swimming, kayaking, kite surfing, paragliding, horse riding, mountain biking and magnificent scenic

cycling routes. Don’t miss the wealth of fantastic farmer’s markets in the area.

Overnight: Kambaku @ Sea View iBrochure

Stand on the shore, feet sinking in sand as the water laps at your feet. These waters are the home of the rarest

species of seahorse on earth, the Knysna/Cape Seahorse. We welcome you to Kambaku @Sea.

Before you, the mountains. Behind you, the forest. On this expanse of forty hectares, our boutique hotel waits to

envelop you in the beauty of this rich, natural environment.

Here, you are part of our family. Our dedicated team cannot wait to meet you – to make your experience one of self-

renewal and re invigoration. Wake up to the scent and sound of an untouched habitat. Wildlife like bush buck, honey

badgers, otters and tortoises call this place home, and we cannot wait to share it with you.

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Alternate: Sedgies on the Water

A stunning waterfront property located at Sedgefield on Sea, Knysna’s most extensive unspoilt beach, this is a

magical holiday destination for families or couples. At the water's edge on the Sedgefield estuary, and 200m from

the beach, we can accommodate 8 guests in 4 lovely double rooms, all with water views, self catering for the whole

house, or bed and breakfast on request. With a breathtaking outlook across the Swartvlei Estuary, this property has

one of the most superb positions on the Garden Route.

Basis

Bed and Breakfast

Included

Lunch and dinner provided

Day 6: Kambaku @ Sea, Sedgefield

Day Itinerary

A visit to the Garden Route is complete with a day spent in the picturesque town of Knysna, known as "South Africa's

favourite town", settled on the banks of a shimmering lagoon . It lies in a natural paradise of lush indigenous forests,

tranquil lakes and golden beaches adorns South Africa’s unspoilt southern coast. Beaches, lakes, mountains and

rivers provide endless opportunity for leisure and outdoor adventure. Within the town, craft shops, flea-markets and

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cosy cafe’s beckon with small-town charm and hospitality. Knysna has been voted South Africa's "favourite town"

for many years in a row and is a pleasure to explore.

A boat trip on the lagoon is featured to enhance your experience of this water wonderland.

Activities

Knysna

Sandwiched between the towering Outeniqua Mountains and the Indian Ocean, Knysna is known as the ‘Garden of

Eden’. It is surrounded by world-renowned forests, lovely lagoons and pristine beaches. Visitors can look forward to

an array of markets offering delicious food and organic locally-made goods, explore the town’s picturesque

waterfront and quaint streets, adventure through the lush forest, skip over streams and catch a glimpse of the

multicoloured Knysna Loerie, take a ferry trip to the famed Knysna Heads and sample the local oysters. Don’t miss

the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of exciting activities including: surfing, swimming, yachting, jet skiing, boating,

fishing, and golfing.

Featherbed Paddle Cruiser

The Paddle Cruiser is South Africa's only paddle-driven vessel, offering a unique and unforgettable experience on the

Knysna Lagoon.

Cruise in style on the Lagoon to the famous Knysna Heads aboard this unique paddle-driven vessel. Enjoy a fine

dining experience complimented by contemporary decor and luxury with great ambience. Revel in the magnificent

360° Lagoon views. Great for cocktails and sundowners.

A wonderful dinner venue - leave at sunset, see the Heads at twilight and return under the stars. Savour speciality

Mediterranean cuisine with superb service. Our menu caters for all dietary requirements. There are two full bars,

one on each deck.

The Paddle Cruiser is fully enclosed and not dependant on the weather. Oyster and sparkling wine cruises are

available with prior arrangement.

This vessel is a unique function and wedding venue as well as an unconventional conference venue.

Please note a minimum of 10 pax are required for all our departures.

Morning Knysna

Afternoon Featherbed Paddle Cruiser

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Basis

Bed and Breakfast

Excluded

Lunch & dinner for own account

Day 7: Kambaku @ Sea, Sedgefield

Day Itinerary

Today you get the rare pleasure of “living like a local” by joining the community of Sedgefield at their multiple

award-winning WILD OATS Community Farmers' Market. This small, rustic but internationally famous farmers'

market attracts the enthusiastic attention of proud locals and discerning travellers who consistently return for more

of its festive fare. It blends people from diverse backgrounds, uniting urban and rural in a mix where important

educational experiences about local food sources, nutrition, environmental awareness and agricultural issues all

blend into an unusual festive spirit of community.

Every Saturday morning throughout the year, this authentic producers’ market is brimming with the choicest locally-

produced foods. Wild Oats calls special attention to the global need for developing local food security, local skills,

local and seasonal food awareness and local community-mindfulness. Started in 1999 believe truly authentic country

markets offer a healthy community-building opportunity that stands in sharp contrast to the dominating "corporate

shopping experiences" that disengage shoppers from their local context, from seasonal produce and from producers

themselves. Fresh local foods and a beautiful country atmosphere inspire a deep pride in our local landscape and

broaden a positive sense of a community-connected.

Alongside Wild Oats Farmer’s Market is a the best art and craft market on the Garden route. The contributing factor

to the success of this market is that the majority of the stall holders have crafted their own products, which makes it

entirely unique and original. You will find original art, handmade clothing, metal work, wooden products, hand spun

wool, ceramics and many more. You will also have the opportunity to meet the real people who have used their

creative talents to produce the most unusual array of merchandise.

After the markets close in the afternoon, there is free time to enjoy a walk on the endless beach, swimming in the

sea or relaxing at the lagoon's edge.

Basis

Bed and Breakfast

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Excluded

Lunch & dinner for own account

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Day 8: Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge, Kruger National Park

Day Itinerary

After breakfast, you head to the airport for a short flight to Johannesburg to connect for your flight to the

Kruger National Park for your SAFARI!

The Kruger national Park was founded by the government in 1926, thanks to the dedication of people who, in the

face of a society that was of a very different mind, believed that the eastern part of South Africa needed to be

preserved in its glorious, untouched state. Today, Kruger National Park encompasses nearly 12,000 square miles

(larger than Israel) of wildlife safari country and supports more than 800 species of animals living in their natural

habitats. The park, rich in biodiversity, stretches for 350 km from south to north along the Mozambican border

before meeting up with the Zimbabwean border in the north. This is a paradise for the wildlife enthusiast and is a

world leader in dynamic environmental management techniques and policies based on experience gained over more

than a century.

Transfer to your Lodge and settle in.

(The 5 star service includes a late afternoon game drive).

Kruger National Park

Stretching over more than two million hectares, the Kruger National Park is one of the world’s largest game reserves

and a truly remarkable destination. Owing to its exceptional size, visitors are able to experience fantastic diversity –

from changing scenery and ecosystems to an impressive array of animals, plant life and birdlife. The park is home to

over 130 mammals and over 500 bird species. Visitors can look forward to learning about the area’s prehistoric past,

enjoying a host of accommodation options, and viewing abundant wildlife including the famed Big Five. The diversity

sheer density of wildlife makes Kruger National Park an unforgettable and potentially life-changing experience.

Overnight: Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge View iBrochure

Deep in the bushveld overlooking a waterhole and an open plain, lies a lodge that pulses to the rhythm of Africa’s

heartbeat. Bush Lodge has earned a reputation of a “luxury home in the bush”, service excellence, personalised

attention and offers an unrivalled 5-Star family safari.

Each stunning air-conditioned suite features sumptuous linens and fabrics, beautiful leather and wood furnishings,

and an en-suite glass fronted bathroom with indoor and al-fresco shower leading onto a private patio.

Families with children of all ages are welcome and well-catered for at Bush Lodge and at the EleFun Centre where

fun and games with trained caregivers are aimed at nurturing a deeper understanding and love for the surrounding

bush.

There is ample space to relax, unwind and savour the tranquility of the bush. The two swimming pools and

enormous covered viewing decks overhanging the Msuthlu riverbed are an invitation to cool off in the filtered water

or sit in comfort while spotting game at the nearby pan. An exquisitely furnished lounge, atrium and intimate bar

area are perfect meeting places for friends old and new. As an extra indulgence, the Amani Spa at Bush Lodge offers

the ultimate African spa experience.

Sabi Sabi is home to an astonishing variety of wildlife - including over 200 mammal and 300 bird species. Morning

and evening safaris are enjoyed in open safari vehicles where close encounters with the Big 5 are a regular

occurrence.

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Alternate: Mdluli Safari Lodge

Nestled in the south-western region of the Kruger National Park, Mdluli Safari Lodge is accessible through a private

road near Numbi Gate. Inspired by the rawness and beauty of the African bush, the lodge is home to 50 double, air-

conditioned, en-suite tents, each featuring a private patio and outdoor shower. Guests can expect to indulge in

delicious meals for breakfast, lunch and supper, with the option of enjoying a group dining experience in the Boma.

Facilities include a swimming pool, rock pool, a gym and spa, as well as a restaurant and bar overlooking the river.

Activities available for guests to partake in include traversing in open game vehicles and guided Big Five bush walks.

Basis

Bed and Breakfast

Included

5-star service: Dinner provided

Excluded

4-star service: dinner for own account, no afternoon game drive

Day 9: Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge, Kruger National Park

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Day Itinerary

Your day follows the flow of Lodge life with an early morning game drive, leisure around the lodge and pool during

the day and a late afternoon game drive again (optional on the 4-star itinerary).

A MUST when visiting South Africa is your game drives in 4x4 open-top vehicles. Highly qualified game rangers and

trackers share their in-depth knowledge on a variety of wildlife habit and habitat as well as delicate eco-systems,

ensuring an unbeatable viewing experience.

Early morning is the best time to catch wildlife going about their morning routines before the heat of the day sets

in. Enjoy ever magical moment!

Activities

Kruger National Park

Stretching over more than two million hectares, the Kruger National Park is one of the world’s largest game reserves

and a truly remarkable destination. Owing to its exceptional size, visitors are able to experience fantastic diversity –

from changing scenery and ecosystems to an impressive array of animals, plant life and birdlife. The park is home to

over 130 mammals and over 500 bird species. Visitors can look forward to learning about the area’s prehistoric past,

enjoying a host of accommodation options, and viewing abundant wildlife including the famed Big Five. The diversity

sheer density of wildlife makes Kruger National Park an unforgettable and potentially life-changing experience.

Basis

Bed and Breakfast

Included

5-star itinerary: Lunch & dinner provided

Excluded

4-star itinerary: Lunch & dinner excluded; afternoon game drive excluded (optional for own account)

Morning Kruger National Park

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Day 10: End of Itinerary

Day Itinerary

Soak in the final moments of bliss in the bush.

Mid-morning check-out and transfer to the airport for the short flight to Johannesburg and your connecting flight

home.

Excluded

Lunch & dinner for own account

Terms and Conditions

Itinerary Terms and Conditions

DISCLAIMERS

Markets: Market days are specific. If final dates don't fit market days, alternatives will be discussed.

Outdoor activities: All outdoor activities are weather dependent and not guaranteed. Alternatives will be discussed

when tour is booked.

Flights - routing: Seat availability is limited on the routes in this itinerary. Day 8 departure alternatives are George

(1hr transfer) or Port Elizabeth Airport (3 hr. transfer); safari destination airport will be either Hoedspruit (HDS),

Nelspruit (MQP) or Skukuza (SKZ).

Flights - booking & timing: If Spirit of Africa is not booking clients' flights, take careful note of timing instructions such

that the itinerary is not compromised:

Day 8: GRJ on Kulula 09h20. If flight to Kruger is sold out, a 4-hr overland transfer will be provided.

Day 10: If flights out of Kruger are sold out, a 4hr overland transfer will be provided. International flight departure

must allow for 3-hour-prior check-in following return from Kruger Park. Earliest 18h00 or later flight is advisable.

Baggage allowances: Domestic flight baggage allowances will be lower than the international arrival and departure

flights'. Luggage is restricted to 1x20kg checked bag & 1x5kg hand luggage. Any extra will be charged for on check-

in.