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Maalgate Hartenbos HARTENBOS – GLENTANA This excursion departs every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10:00 from Hartenbos station, Sit back and experience the lovely views over the Indian ocean, the river estuaries, as the railway line meanders high above the seaside resorts and past the indigenous plant life of the Cape Floral Kingdom. We make a quick comfort stop at Great Brak, and then we carry on to the Maalgate bridge to admire the stunning scenery. We turn back to Great Brak River for a two hour lunch at one of the restaurants at Great Brak River station. We are back at Hartenbos between 16:00 and 17:00. A return ticket for adults costs At the Glentana viewpoint we turn the R150 and for children under 12 it is R120. train around and depart back to Great Brak River. At 13:00 we stop for lunch at GREAT BRAK RIVER – MAALGATE one of the restaurants at Great Brak This excursion departs every Tuesday, River. Thursday and Saturday between 12:00 and 13:00 from Great Brak River station to the Maalgate bridge. We take a short break at this picturesque spot and then turn back to arrive at Great Brak River at around 14:30. Remember to pack your picnic basket. A return ticket for adults costs R100 and for children under 12 it is R80. HARTENBOS – MOSSEL BAY Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the lesser school holidays we provide a shuttle service between Hartenbos and Mossel Bay. A ONE WAY ticket costs R 40 per person and toddlers on laps travel free. SCROLL DOWN FOR MAP, SCHEDULES AND THE ON-LINE BOOKING FACILITY. WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA GEORGE MAALGATE GLENTANA GREAT BRAK RIVER HARTENBOS THE EXCURSIONS LEGEND HARTENBOS – GLENTANA GREAT BRAK – MAALGATE HARTENBOS – MOSSEL BAY MOSSEL BAY HARBOUR THE DIAZ EXPRESS APRIL, JULY & OCTOBER HOLIDAY PROGRAM THE HARTENBOS – GLENTANA EXCURSION TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS DEPART ARRIVE DEPART ARRIVE HARTENBOS GREAT BRAK LUNCH GREAT BRAK HARTENBOS 10:00 12:30 14:30 16:00 CLICK HERE FOR ONLINE BOOKING THE GREAT BRAK RIVER – MAALGATE EXCURSION TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS DEPART ARRIVE DEPART ARRIVE GREAT BRAK MAALGATE MAALGATE GREAT BRAK 12:30 13:15 13:45 14:30 CLICK HERE FOR ONLINE BOOKING THE HARTENBOS – MOSSEL BAY SHUTTLES MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS DEPART HARTENBOS ARRIVE MOSSEL BAY DEPART MOSSEL BAY ARRIVE HARTENBOS 09:00 09:35 09:45 10:20 10:30 11:05 11:15 11:50 12:00 12:35 12:45 13:20 13:30 14:05 14:15 14:50 15:00 15:35 15:45 16:20 CLICK HERE FOR HARTENBOS BOOKINGS CLICK HERE FOR MOSSEL BAY BOOKINGS CONTACT US: GENERAL INFORMATION Mobile: 082 450 7778 o FOOD AND BEVERAGES AT RESTAURANTS ARE FOR OWN ACCOUNT E-Mail: [email protected] o DEPARTURE TIMES MIGHT CHANGE, DEPENDING ON PUBLIC INTEREST.
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