South Africa’s Beautiful Road Trip
Tsitsikamma Day Tour
Tsitsikamma is also referred to as “the place of much water”. It protects a wonderland of inter-tidal life, reef and deep-sea fish. Dolphins frolicking in the waves, surfing and playing for the sheer joy of life, and the gentle giant of the ocean, the southern right whale visits here, coming inshore to breed.
Knysna Forest Day Tour
Experience the splendour of the Knysna indigenous forest with its Stinkwood and Yellowwood giants; Visit a 800 year old Outeniqua Yellowood tree; walk in the forest with a visit to Jubilee Creek and the Millwood Mines. Tea & scones served in a mining ghost village.
Oudtshoorn Day Tour
This tour covers the magic of this unique area with visits to the vast limestone caverns of the Cango Caves, an ostrich show farm, where you can see, touch and ride an ostrich as well as the Cheetah Wildlife Ranch, where you will find white tigers, lion, cheetah, crocodile and many more animals.
Knysna Township Tour
This tour offers a wealth of insight into South Africa's history (educational, political, social, tribal and ethnic). You have a chance to talk to the people, gather information and experience it firsthand. See the culture, traditions, dress, religion, beliefs and history of many cultures, particularly the Xhosa culture.
Full Day Addo Elephant National Park Tour
Visit South Africa’s third largest National Park, just 75 kilometres from Port Elizabeth. This scenic Park protects a finely tuned Eastern Cape eco-system that supports elephant, lion, buffalo, black rhino, spotted hyena, leopard, jackal, zebra, kudu and other species of antelope.
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Caprivi
In the far north of Namibia, the Caprivi region provides a stunning contrast to the rest of this arid country. Bordered by Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana this strip of land is transformed into verdant paradise washed by waters of four great perennial African rivers – the Kwando, Kavango, Chobe and the mighty Zambezi.
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Etosha National Park
Etosha National Park, the ‘place of dry water’ with is vast mirage-inducing saltpan and abundant animal and birdlife is the premier game-viewing destination in Namibia. The Park is a 22 270 square kilometre (8598 square mile) reserve that encompasses Etosha Pan, a relic of an ancient lake.
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Damaraland
Damaraland, also known as the Kunene Region, is a vast area covering the north-west and central parts of Namibia that is famed for its extraordinary rugged, untamed scenery. It is characterised by ancient dry watercourses with valleys, open plains and grasslands, massive rocky outcrops and deep gorges.
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