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Information Is Worthless Your Southern African Travel Specialist TAILOR MADE BABYMOONS Congratulations, youre going to have a baby soon and your whole life as they say is about to change! Before this happens however, how about a little RnR for the both of you? Time together to reflect on your lives ahead before the little one arrives, a special destination to escape to and be quiet together in Africa. This is your Babymoon! Let us tailor a truly special Babymoon for you, designed exactly the way you want to spend a holiday together. Have a look at this sample tailored Babymoon holiday to whet your appetite: JUST THE TWO OF US BABYMOON (7 nights) Highlights: Slow and leisurely self drive Secluded, intimate Boutique guesthouses Optional spa treatments Sumptuous cuisine Day 1: Arrive at Cape Town International Airport. One of the African Pathfinder girls will meet you in the Arrivals hall, assist you with the hired car and personally escort you to the secluded Camps Bay Retreat guest house where you spend 3 nights: CAMPS BAY RETREAT Camps Bay is one of the most requested areas to be because it is simply the most beautiful seaside area in Cape Town. Unlike other hotels and guesthouses in the area, Camps Bay Retreat is exactly that a retreat! Tucked away in a lush, expansive estate youd hardly realise that youre in the middle of the hustle and bustle of this famous tourist region. Winding paths lead you through the beautiful gardens to the Deck House suites. Amble down the path to Glen Beach or a little further to Camps Bay beach. There is also a fabulous on-site spa for added pampering treats! Days 1 3: Spend your days lazing at the poolside or on the white sandy beaches. Enjoy a full body massage in the Spa and let the stresses of life ebb away. Or take some time to explore the beautiful city of Cape Town, dine on delicious cuisine at the many great restaurants and retire back to your tranquil suite for a good nights rest. Day 4: Enjoy a lazy morning before packing up and checking out. Take a leisurely drive along the coast to the quaint town of Hermanus. Spend a night at the gorgeous Ocean Eleven Guesthouse: Information isis worthless,worthless, Knowledge isis pricelesspriceless Make sure you arrange your African holiday with those in the know Tel: +27 (0) 21 790 6061 Fax: +27 (0) 21 790 0902 email: [email protected] www.africanpathfinder.com Your Southern African Travel Specialist OCEAN ELEVEN GUESTHOUSE Take a deep breath and let the fresh sea-air fill your lungs. Located on the cliffs, Ocean Eleven offers exquisite views over Walker Bay. At certain times of year, you can enjoy sightings of the Southern Right Whale without even having to leave the guesthouse! It is an ideal destination to spend quality time together, in a breath-taking setting. Spend the afternoon strolling along the cliff-path and listen to the waves crash below. Browse the shops and markets in the town, stop in at a coffee shop for tea and cake and return to the guesthouse for a lazy afternoon nap in the sun. Day 5: No need to rush today so take your time before checking out. Your journey winds its way through open farmlands, over beautiful mountain passes and down into the winelands valley known as Franschhoek. Here you spend 2 nights at Le Petite Ferme: LA PETITE FERME La Petite Ferme is famous mostly for its great wines and restaurant cuisine. But we also love it for the guest suites. Each suite has a private plunge pool and sweeping views across the vineyards and valley. Theyre beautifully decorated, spacious and simply understated luxury. They are perfect for those wanting to spend quality time together in a secluded, beautiful location. Days 5 & 6: Enjoy sumptuous cuisine at the award-winning restaurant. Retreat to your suite for the day, laze around the pool, take a stroll around the farm or pop down to the village and browse the art galleries, boutique shops and bistros. Day 7: Meander through the winelands en-route to the airport. If time allows, enjoy a delicious light picnic at Boschendal estate, shaded by tall trees and surrounded by vineyards and towering mountains. Drop off the hired car at the airport and check in for your flight home. PRICE: From R8,000 per person sharing The price shown above is based on the sample itinerary, accommodation on a B&B basis (or more where stated), flights, transfers and activities specific to this trip (excl international flights to and from South Africa). Where prices fluctuate throughout the year, the price is based on low season rates and where various room types are available on the most affordable option. We would be delighted to put together a current and 100% accurate quotation based on your specific travel requirements, so please contact us to assist you with your specific tailored babymoon holiday. TAILORED TO SUIT YOU! Our speciality lies in tailoring each holiday itinerary to suit specifically you, so you can enjoy the holiday exactly how you want it, exactly when you want it, and for exactly as long as you want it. We have exceptional first-hand knowledge of these and many other wonderful destinations to suggest for you and we are on hand to help you design a very special trip. > Like it? Book it now? > Would you like us to contact you about this and other babymoon packages? Information isis worthless,worthless, Knowledge isis pricelesspriceless Make sure you arrange your African holiday with those in the know Tel: +27 (0) 21 790 6061 Fax: +27 (0) 21 790 0902 email: [email protected] www.africanpathfinder.com.
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