Travel from Johannesburg to Cape Town, Experiencing the Best That Each Area Has to Offer

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The South African Explorer Soutbound Travel from Johannesburg to Cape Town, experiencing the best that each area has to offer. Johannesburg city sites, open vehicle safaris, Swazi culture, ostrich interaction, Cape Winelands and peninsula sites are some of the highlights of this tour.

Itinerary Day 1 - Johannesburg On arrival in Johannesburg, your expert guide will meet and transfer you to your hotel (private basis).Embark on a half day city tour of Johannesburg. Highlights of this half day tour include: Johannesburg city sightseeing, Nelson Mandela Bridge, Newtown and Constitution Hill. Return to your hotel in the late afternoon. (B) Day 2 - Historical Towns Depart Johannesburg and travel via the historic towns of Dullstroom, Lydenburg and over the Abel Erasmus Pass. After passing through the J.G. Strijdom Tunnel, marvel at the mountainous scenery whilst passing through a homeland, formerly known as Lebowa. Continue to your private game lodge, near the Kruger National Park. Arrive in time for afternoon tea, followed by your evening game drive in an open safari vehicle. Return to the lodge for a diverse array of eclectic cuisine. (B,D) Day 3 - Game Drive and Panoramic Route Early morning bush walk or game drive, where you will have the opportunity to learn about the smaller species of Africas animal kingdom. After breakfast explore the breathtaking Panorama Route, featuring the Blyde River Canyon, Three Rondawels, Bourkes Luck Potholes, Gods Window and various waterfalls. Arrive at your overnight destination late afternoon. (B,D) Day 4 - Kruger National Park and Ngwenya Glass Factory Early start to your day, by entering the world famous Kruger National Park, unrivalled for its diversity of flora, fauna and bird life, seeking the Big Five. Exit the park and travel to the Kingdom of Swaziland. Visit the Ngwenya glass factory en route to your hideaway in the Mlilwane Wildlife sanctuary. (B) Day 5 - Wildlife Sanctuary Enjoy a first-hand glimpse into Swazilands rich cultural heritage by visiting the Esitjeni Umphakatsi bordering Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, and experience this original interaction with the local people of this vibrant community, (weather depending). Leave the wonderful country of Swaziland and re-enter South Africa, making your way to the town of Hluhluwe. Day 6 - Game Drive and iSimangaliso Wetland Park Early morning breakfast followed by a game drive in your closed vehicle in the Hluhluwe Game Reserve. Visit iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a World Heritage Site(previously known as the Greater St. Lucia Wetlands Park). Enjoy a river cruise on the estuary. Highlights include prolific wetlands bird life, fish eagles, hippo and crocodiles. Continue south along Indian Ocean coastline, arriving in the bustling city of Durban during the late afternoon. Drop off at your hotel in Umhlanga Rocks. (B) Day 7 - King Shaka Airport Morning at leisure. Semi-private transfer to King Shaka International Airport for your flight to Port Elizabeth (flight not included, can be booked by TDM Air). On arrival at Port Elizabeth Airport, semi-private transfer to your beachfront hotel. (B) Day 8 - Garden Route Departing Port Elizabeth, enter the Garden Route via the high forests of the Tsitsikamma Mountains and the Bloukrans and Groot River Passes. Attractions visited in the Tsitsikamma Forest area include the Big Tree. Remember to keep an eye out for the rare Knysna Loerie. Gaze in awe at the scenery whilst crossing the bridge over the Storms River, where photographic opportunities abound. After lunch (not included) continue via the millionaires playground of Plettenberg Bay to South Africas oyster capital, Knysna. Enjoy a superb dinner (not included) at one of the nearby restaurants. (B) Day 9 - Ranch Visits and Cango Caves Start the day with a scenic drive through Wildeness via Dolphin Point to George. Continue over the Outinequa Pass to Oudtshoorn. Here we visit the Safari Ostrich Ranch for a guided tour and traditional ostrich lunch (not included). After lunch, visit the Cango Caves, where a guided tour allows us to explore the ancient stalagmites and stalactites. En route back, visit

The South African Explorer Soutbound(© www.palacetours.com) 1/9 endangered animals at the Cango Wildlife Ranch (optional and time permitting). After returning to the hotel, enjoy a hearty dinner(not included). (B) Day 10 - Route 62 to Cape Town After an early breakfast, our journey to Cape Town begins. Leave the Klein Karoo; pass through the towns of Calitzdrop and Barrydale as the true diversity of landscapes is highlighted through the ever changing semi-desert areas. Over the folded sandstone mountains of the Huis River and Tradouw Passes on Route 62, arrive at the charming town of Swellendam. After travelling the plateau of expansive apple orchards in and around Grabouw, our day draws to an end with the first glimpse of Table Mountain from the top of Sir Lowrys Pass. Drop off at your hotel in Cape Town. (B) Day 11 - City Tour and Wine Tasting Full day Cape Highlights tour (English only). This full day tour includes Camps Bay; Hout Bay; Chapmans Peak (subject to the road being open); the Cape of Good Hope Reserve; Simonstown; Muizenberg; one wine tasting of South African wines at a local wine estate; the University town of Stellenbosch. (B) Day 12 - Cape Town and Transfer Private transfer to Cape Town International Airport for your homebound flight. 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.

Durban The second most populous city in South Africa, the largest city in KwaZulu-Natal, and it is famous as the busiest port in Africa. It is also a major centre of tourism due to the city's warm subtropical climate and beaches. The Golden Mile, developed as a welcoming tourist destination in the 1970s, as well as Durban at large, provides ample tourist attractions, particularly for people on holiday from Johannesburg. It lost its international holiday pre- eminence to Cape Town in the 1990s, but remains more popular among domestic tourists.

Hluhluwe

Hoedspruit Hoedspruit is a town situated at the foot of the Klein Drakensberg, in the Limpopo province of South Africa. The town, while still small, has grown in recent years due to its proximity to the private game reserves to the West of the Kruger National Park. The general area is renowned for the game reserves that surround it, as well as the residential wildlife estates that have been recently developed, and the environmentally oriented school called Southern Cross Schools. Known for its amazing lodges, wildlife and private reserves, Hoedspruit is South Africa's undiscovered gem! Hoedspruit is also home to the Timbavati which is where the White Lions reintroduction program was introduced.

Johannesburg

Known as eGoli (place of gold),it is the provincial capital of Gauteng, the wealthiest province in South Africa. The city is one of the 40 largest metropolitan areas in the world, and Africa's only officially designated global city. It houses the South African Constitutional Court - South Africa's highest court. It has the source of a large-scale gold and diamond trade, due to its location on the mineral-rich Witwatersrand range of hills. The city is considered as a transit point for connecting flights to Cape Town, Durban, and the Kruger National Park. It has many attractions places such as the Apartheid Museum, Gold Reef City- a large amusement park, and The Johannesburg Zoo. Also have several art museums, such as the Johannesburg Art Gallery and the Mandela Museum.

The South African Explorer Soutbound(© www.palacetours.com) 2/9 Knysna 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.

Mpumalanga Mpumalanga, which means "land of the rising sun" in the local SiSwati language, has it all -- from exhilarating wildlife, to secluded mountain retreats, ancient ruined cities, wild water sports, and some of South Africa's most diverse and vibrant African cultures. The Panorama, which abounds with breathtaking views from natural wonders along the eastern slopes of the escarpment. View God's Window and the world's third largest canyon and biggest green canyon, the Blyde River Canyon. You will see the astonishing Bourke's Luck Potholes and three rondawels. Passing through the quaint town of Pilgrim's Rest, a living museum dating back to the hey days of the gold rush.

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.

Swaziland A landlocked country in southern Africa, Swaziland is bordered by Mozambique to the northeast and by South Africa to the southeast, south, west and north. The country is divided in four areas known locally as the high, middle, and low or bushlands and the Lubombo Plateau. The highland on the west rises to an altitude of above 6,000 ft, and has an average altitude of 3,500 ft. The middle land averages about 2,000 ft and the lowland or bushland to about 1,000 ft. The entire country is traversed by rivers or streams, making it one of the best watered areas in southern Africa.

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* Children under 7 are not permitted Children 7 to 11 pay 50% of per person rate when sharing with 2 full paying adults. Meals: 11 breakfasts; 2 dinners Entrance fees: Three Rondawels; Bourkes Luck Potholes; Lisbon or Berlin Falls; Conservation Fee into Kruger National Park; Esitjeni Umphakatsi experience; Boat Cruise; Conservation fee for Tsitsikamma; Cango Caves; Safari Ostrich Farm

Accommodation Protea Hotel Umhlanga Ridge , Durban (4-stars) 14 Palm Boulevard, Umhlanga Ridge, Umhlanga Rocks, Durban, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa 43 Overlooking the picturesque Chris Saunders Park, the Protea Hotel Umhlanga Ridge offers 205 bedrooms, which include 50 semi self-catering family rooms and 24 semi self catering loft rooms. Other facilities include a roof-level swimming pool, conference facilities for 300 people, secure on-site parking and an upmarket 130-seater restaurant and bar, spilling out onto an outdoor deck and luscious garden. A wide range of sporting and leisure activities can be found nearby, or within a short drive. Only 20 minutes from Durban's CBD and only 15 minutes from the new King Shaka International Airport, the Protea Hotel Umhlanga Ridge is a stunning accommodation option along this popular coastline.

Facilities Air Conditioning • Bar • Restaurant • Conference Facilities seating • Satellite TV • WI-FI • Undercover Parking • Disabled Facilities • Room Facilities: Laminate timber floors and a light • Serene atmosphere perfectly suited to Durban's climate • A 32' wall-mounted LCD television • Lounge chair • Work desk • Tea / coffee making facilities • En-suite bathroom with shower • Some of the larger rooms boast both a bath and shower.

Makalali Private Game Reserve , Hoedspruit () -24° 13' 12.00", +30° 37' 12.00" Just 5-hours drive from Johannesburg Makalali is nestled on 26 000 hectares of conservancy and prevails as one of the finest private game lodges in the world. With its thatched spires and earthy walls, ancient mystical ornaments and Pan-African cuisine Makalali offers a truly unique experience.

Located close to the mighty Drakensberg mountain range, west of the Kruger National Park, this ethnic bush retreat lies in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. Considered one of the leading pioneers in ecotourism in South Africa, Makalali Private Game Reserve is home to over one thousand wild animals including Africa's "Big Five".

The lodge consists of four exclusive camps situated on the banks of the Makhutswi River each camp offers a uniquely designed swimming pool, open air boma and an enclosed dining and lounge area. Each camp has six luxury suites with en-suite bathroom, outdoor shower, fireplace and a raised private timber viewing deck (sala) set amongst the Jackalberry trees. Rooms are individually decorated in African design styles with sculptured metalwork lamp shades, taps and ceramic basins. Mosquito nets surround the kings-size beds by night.

Makalali offers personalised service and all the modern conveniences you could wish for. Dining at Makalali is a culinary adventure. Guest can expect a combination of regional African cuisine using the multitude of cooking styles left behind by centuries of exploration on this great continent. Our waiters are call Muchinda's which means a servant to the king. The Makalali team treat and respect our guests like kings and queens (and of course, princesses and princes).

The team looks for any opportunity to enhance our guests stay. For the staff at Makalali going the extra mile is not an effort, but a habit. Facilities Babysitting Makalali offers a child care service, where babysitters will attend to your children during meals and game drives, etc. Please notify your camp manager should you require the above-mentioned service. The standard fee for babysitting is R50 an hour.

The South African Explorer Soutbound(© www.palacetours.com) 4/9 Car Hire We can gladly arrange this service from an outside car hire company if you so wish. Please consult your camp manager for assistance.

Gallery The Makalali Gallery was officially opened in August of 1998 and features a unique selection of arts and crafts from all over the African continent. Please speak to your ranger or camp manager to arrange a visit to this facility.

Laundry Service A complimentary laundry service is provided for all Makalali guests.

Private Landrover Subject to availability and given prior notice, this service can be provided. Should you desire a private game-viewing vehicle to enhance your safari, we will try our best to arrange this for you. Our fee is R1750 per day per vehicle, which includes both game drives and any additional activities.

Runway A gravel airstrip available for private charters. The runway is not fenced and thus we advise to be on the lookout for animals and birds. Prior permission is required before landing.

Special Occasions Contact your camp manager in connection with special celebrations of any kind, so that champagne, birthday cakes, etc. can be arranged.

Swimming Pool Swimming towels are provided for use at the poolside and your 'michunda' will assist you, should you require anything from the bar. We kindly ask you not to use your camp swimming pool after dark unless it has been arranged with your camp manager.

Therapist Pamper yourself with a massage from our in-house therapist. Costs are available on request.

VIP turndown A romantic VIP turndown with bubble bath, candles, rose petals and sparkling wine 340 ml can be arranged at an additional cost.

Crowne Plaza Rosebank Hotel , Johannesburg () PO Box 52025, Sturdee Ave, Rosebank

Choose the Crowne Plaza Johannesburg-The Rosebank hotel for style and chic in Johannesburg's trendy Rosebank district.

Stride into the cosmopolitan Lobby at Crowne Plaza Johannesburg-The Rosebank, where earth tones combine with blue lighting and exotic colours to create a vibrant atmosphere. Glowing floor lights beckon you to the comfortable sunken lounge, while you can celebrate your arrival with cocktails in one of the private crystal-beaded pods in our Circle Bar. Your quiet room or Suite, with its iPod dock and wireless Internet, awaits. You'll find Crowne Plaza Johannesburg-The Rosebank 400 metres from the high-end shopping malls and restaurants of Rosebank, and 30 minutes' drive from Tambo International Airport. Multinationals in Sandton business district and Wanderers Cricket Stadium lie 6 minutes' drive away, while Johannesburg city centre is 15 minutes' drive from the hotel. Fine-tune your workout in the Fitness Centre with help from our personal trainer and state-of-the-art machines. Massages and treatments at Amani African Spa are based on your body's chakra points, and you can float in the calm waters of our heated rim-flow outdoor pool. Crowne Plaza Johannesburg-The Rosebank is a stunning setting for banquets and conferences, with our Crowne Meetings Director taking care of all the details. Spoil your guests with lunch or drinks in our shimmering Zen Garden.

Protea Hotel Knysna Quays , Knysna (4-stars) Waterfront Drive, Knysna, Western Cape, ZAF, 6570

The South African Explorer Soutbound(© www.palacetours.com) 5/9 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.

Casa do Sol Hotel , Mpumalanga () Sabie Road (R536), Hazyview

Welcome to Casa do Sol Hotel & Resort, where a new sun has risen over Hazyview Mpumalanga. Situated in the beautiful Mpumalanga Region, Casa do Sol is a little Eden of tranquil pools, deeply shaded glades and lush flower gardens. Coupled with enchanting sounds and smells of the bush and the warm and friendly atmosphere, Casa do Sol is the true epitome of luxury and elegance. Situated within the 500 hectare Ilanga Nature and Game Reserve with over 100 different species of indigenous bush and breeding herds of non-aggressive game. There are on-site hiking and mountain biking trails, tennis courts and swimming pools as well as a number of water activities including fishing, rowing and boating on the resort's private dam.

Casa do Sol is renowned for the excellence of its food and exceptional wines. Cozinha Velha restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sample delicious Mediterranean dishes including our famous Mozambican style peri-peri chicken and other delicious specialities. Facilities

The hotel is made up of Casa's, Villa's, Twin and Double Suites and one "Casa Grande". All rooms cater for double occupancies and have bathrooms en-suite. The Casa's lead out to the lush flower gardens whilst the Villa's have private gardens or terraces. The Twin and Double Suites each have entrance halls, spacious sitting rooms, luxury bathrooms with separate showers and toilets plus private patios with breathtaking views of the valley. The Casa Grande has a large sitting room opening onto a porticoed patio with a Jacuzzi, Sauna and private pool in an enclosed garden. On the upper level is a double bedroom with his and her bathrooms.

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 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

Protea Hotel Marine , Port Elizabeth (4 -Star) Marine Drive, SummerstrandP O Box 32124, Port ElizabethEastern CapeSouth Africa6001 Among the superior beachfront hotels in Port Elizabeth, the 4-Star Protea Hotel Marine is unparalleled. Overlooking the sun-drenched sands of Pollock Beach, with sweeping views of Algoa Bay, this hotel, in the heart of the Friendly City, is renowned for its quality facilities, personal service and luxurious atmosphere. Ideal for holidaymakers, families and executives alike, the 4-Star Protea Hotel Marine offers luxurious accommodation in a range of comfortable en-suite rooms that boast spectacular sea

The South African Explorer Soutbound(© www.palacetours.com) 6/9 views. Delicious meals can be enjoyed in the hotel restaurant and there are excellent conference facilities which can cater for up to 150 delegates. The Protea Hotel Marine is situated within walking distance of safe, sandy beaches, heated swimming pools, a casino and entertainment complex, not to mention the famous Oceanarium, Museum and Snake Park, and various sporting facilities, including golf. Facilities Wining and Dining Facilities • Bar • Restaurants • Banquet and conference facilities • Two swimming pools • In-house Gymnasium • Steam bath • Sporting facilities nearby; including golf, squash, tennis, bowls, waterskiing, sailing • Air Conditioning • M-Net Cable Television • Satellite TV • Parking • WI-FI • Valet, laundry and dry cleaning services are available • Babysitting service is available on request • Rooms Facilities: 64 standard bedrooms • Air-conditioning • Telephone • Satellite TV • 18-hour room service • Hairdryer • Electronic door locks • Electronic safes • Mini kitchenettes with microwave • Sitting room area with settee and armchair.

Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary , Swaziland () P.O. Box 311, Malkerns, Swaziland

Mlilwane, Swaziland's pioneer conservation area, is a beautiful, secluded sanctuary situated in Swaziland's "Valley of Heaven", the Ezulwini Valley, in between Mbabane and Manzini. With 24-hour access to the Sanctuary, guests are free to enjoy the neighbouring tourist hubs of Ezulwini and Malkerns, with their many unique attractions and craft shops. From the western boundary, the huge Usutu Forest provides a dramatic backdrop stretching into the distant hills.

** 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

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