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The 3 Day 2 Night Tour Departs from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth Driving Palace Tours - Luxury Tours Collection 20 Wall Street, Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA Telephone: +1-800-724- 5120 Call Us 1-800-724-5120 The Magical Garden Route The 3 day 2 night tour departs from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth driving along the Route 62, visiting the Cango Caves, an Ostrich Farm, Knysna, Storms River Bridge and Tsitsikamma Forest. Itinerary Day 1 - Departing Cape Town Depart Cape Town via Sir Lowrys Pass. After travelling the plateau of expansive apple orchards in and around Grabouw, arrive at the charming town of Swellendam and continue through the folded sandstone mountains of the Huis River and Tradouw Passes. Route 62 highlights the true diversity of landscapes and ever changing semi-desert areas of the Klein Karoo. Pass through the towns of Barrydale and Calitzdorp to Oudtshoorn. Enjoy a hearty dinner (not included) (B) Day 2 - Cango Caves, Wildlife Parks, Scenic Drives After breakfast, start the day with a visit to the world famous Cango Caves for a fully guided tour. Time permitting an optional tour of the Crocodile and Cheetah Park is also available. Visit the Safari Ostrich Farm for a glimpse at how a working ostrich farm works. After lunch (not included) continue to George over the Outeniqua Pass. Scenic drive via Dolphin Point to Wilderness and on to South Africas oyster capital Knysna. Enjoy dinner (not included) at one of the wonderful local restaurants that the Waterfront has to offer. (B) Day 3 - Millionares Playground and Storms River Departing Knysna we continue via the millionaires playground of Plettenberg Bay to the Tsitsikamma Forest area. Remember to keep an eye out for the rare Knysna Loerie when visiting the Big Tree. After lunch (not included) at the scenic Storms River Mouth, gaze in awe at the scenery whilst crossing the bridge over the Storms River, where photographic opportunities abound. Leaving the Garden Route via the high forests of Tsitsikamma, we arrive in Port Elizabeth for drop off at your hotel or at Port Elizabeth Airport. Destination Information Cape Town Cape Town is the most beautiful and popular tourist destinations in South Africa due to its good climate, natural setting, and relatively well-developed infrastructure. It is the provincial capital of the Western Cape, as well as the legislative capital of South Africa, where the National Parliament and many government offices are located. Also famous for its harbor as well as, its natural setting in the Cape floral kingdom, including such well-known landmarks as Table Mountain and Cape Point. Many tourists visit Cape Town's beaches, which are popular with local residents. Knysna The Magical Garden Route(© www.palacetours.com) 1/5 Knysna is a town in the Western Cape Province, and one of the Garden Route's best known travel destinations. The town nestles between the impressive Outeniqua Mountains and the Indian Ocean. It was primarily built on the northern shore of a large warm-water estuary, fed by the Knysna River. The estuary opens to the ocean after passing between two large headlands known as the "The Heads". Also it is famous to be the the end point of the Outeniqua Choo Tjoe steam railway, and as home to the fabled Knysna forest elephant. Knysna offer visitors an unforgettable holiday, from the very adventurous holidaymakers, to those who prefer relaxing in the sun, strolling through the cool forests or taking scenic day drives. Oudtshoorn The largest town in the Little Karoo region of South Africa, it is also home to the world's largest Ostrich population with a number of specialized ostrich breeding farms such as the Safari Show Farm and the Highgate Ostrich Show Farm. The area in which Oudtshoorn is situated was originally inhabited by the Bushmen, as evidenced by the many rock paintings that are found in caves throughout the surrounding Swartberg Mountains. The town has many tourist attractions places, such as the Cango Caves, the Cango Wildlife Ranch and the CP Nel Museum. Port Elizabeth Port Elizabeth is situated in the Eastern Cape Province, and is one of the major seaports in South Africa. Port Elizabeth was founded as a town in 1820 to house British settlers as a way of strengthening the border region between the Cape Colony and the warlike Xhosa tribe. The city has many wonderful attraction can be seen whilst taking a 5 km stroll along the Donkin Heritage Trail which makes its way through the city centre. Start with the Donkin Reserve; witch was created in honor of Sir Rufane Donkin's wife, Elizabeth, after whom the city is named. It is a park on a hill overlooking the central district of the city and the waterfront, and contains a lighthouse and a small stone pyramid. Also, Fort Frederick (1799) witch was built by British troops to protect against a possible landing of French Troops. Visit the Horse Memorial, was erected to honor the horses which died during the Second Boer War. Price Chart * Children under 7 are not permitted Children 7 to 11 pay 50% of per person rate when sharing with 2 full paying adults Accommodation Protea Hotel Knysna Quays , Knysna (4-stars) Waterfront Drive, Knysna, Western Cape, ZAF, 6570 One of the best hotel locations in South Africa, the 4-star Protea Hotel Knysna Quays enjoys a spectacular perspective of the popular coastal town of Knysna. The hotel is nestled in the heart of the Garden Route and offers you a unique GUEST experience with premium accommodation accentuated with scenic beauty and natural surrounds. Facilities Air Conditioning • Bar • Restaurant • Conference Facilities seating • M-Net Cable • Television • Satellite TV • Disabled Facilities • Parking • Swimming Pool • WI-FI • Rooms Facilities: En-suite bathrooms with separate bath and shower • Air-conditioning • In-room fridge • Coffee and tea making facilities • Hair dryers • Electronic safes • Telephone and Satellite television. Protea Hotel Riempie Estate , Oudtshoorn (3-Star) Baron Van Reede Street, Oudtshoorn, Western Cape, ZA Situated in a farm-like setting on the outskirts of Oudtshoorn, the Protea Hotel Riempie Estate is a charming hotel with well-appointed thatched rondavels, only 20 minutes away from the Cango Caves and moments The Magical Garden Route(© www.palacetours.com) 2/5 away from the crocodile and ostrich farms for which Oudtshoorn is famed. Dine in the excellent restaurant and enjoy the best in country fare and hospitality. Golf, squash, tennis, bowls and gym facilities are all to be found nearby. Conference facilities are available and cater for up to 120 GUESTS, country-style. Facilities Air Conditioning • Bar • Restaurant • Conference Facilities seating: 80 • M-Net Cable Television • Disabled Facilities • Swimming Pool • Playpark • WI-FI ** The above accommodations are for reference and all efforts will be made to give these accommodations. In some circumstances if they are not available, alternate arrangements will be made in similar hotels Terms & Conditions The Magical Garden Route(© www.palacetours.com) 3/5 Palace Tours Contact Information If at any time you have questions, concerns or feedback, please do not hesitate to contact us via any of the below methods: On the Web: www.palacetours.com By e-mail: [email protected] By phone: 1-800-724-5120 USA: Princeton, NJ: 609-580-1372 New York, NY: 212-920-2543 Houston, TX: 832-446-2709 International: Spain : +34 912919229 United Kingdom: 800-8456-201 Hong Kong: (852) 30518159 South Africa : (+27)11-46133299 Australia: 1800-156-671 New Zealand: 0800-442-510 By FAX: 1-609-683-9772 By postal mail: Palace Tours Ltd. 20 Wall Street Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA DIRECTIONS TO OUR CORPORATE OFFICE Please call ahead for hours and appointments! By Car: From Princeton area: Our office is located on the north side of Route 206 in Princeton, New Jersey. We are in the Research Park office complex, directly opposite from the Princeton Airport. From points North: Via Route 1: Take Route 1 South towards Trenton. After you pass Forrestal Village Campus, you will begin to see signs for “Downtown Princeton & Shopping”. Turn right on Washington Road. Follow Washington Road for approximately 1.5 miles. Turn left on Nassau Street (Route 27). Turn right on Stockton Street (Route 206 North) & follow for approximately 4 miles. Turn right onto Wall Street. Via Route 287: Take Route 287 South towards Somerville. Take exit 17 for Route 206 South (Somerville). You will pass through a traffic circle – follow signs for Route 206 South. Follow Route 206 South for approximately 12 miles. Turn left onto Wall Street. From points South: Via the Garden State Parkway: Take the Parkway North/South to exit 98 for Route 138 West toward Trenton. Route 138 West becomes Route 195 West. Follow 195 West for approximately 17 miles. Merge onto Route 295 North toward Trenton. Follow directions below. Via Route 95/ 295: Take Route 95 North until it becomes Route 295 North toward Trenton. Take exit 67A and merge onto Route 1 North. Follow Route 1 North for approximately 5 miles. Take the exit for Washington Road. The Magical Garden Route(© www.palacetours.com) 4/5 Turn right on Washington Road. Follow Washington Road for approximately 1.5 miles. Turn left on Nassau Street (Route 27). Turn right on Stockton Street (Route 206 North) & follow for approximately 4 miles. Turn right onto Wall Street. By train: Princeton Junction is the main train station along the Northeast Corridor for Amtrak and New Jersey Transit. Visitors can take a cab from here to Princeton or transfer to a one-car train to Princeton called the "Dinky". The train ride takes about 5 minutes, and drops you at University Place across from McCarter Theatre. If you choose this option, be sure to purchase a rail ticket to “Princeton” for presentation upon boarding the Dinky.
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