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Things to do for the non-hunter (please note that everything is payable in South African Rand and there for the dollar rate may vary.) General information: 1 If entrance fee is required for the guide and vehicle this will be the clients responsibility. 2 Some of the trips are quite a distance to travel and I would recommend staying over for a day or 2 depending on what you would like to do, in order to enjoy it fully. 3 Some of the trips have a cost for the vehicle to drive to and from different places. Please speak to Ria in connection with this. 4 If a group or individual will need a guide to accompany them on the daytrips it will be $100 per guide per vehicle per day. There might be price increases later in the year on some activities, depending on the economy. The prices above are just an indication, but might vary from season to season. Contact Ria for more information and quotes. Cape Town Trips: http://www.capediversitytours.com/ (from any lodge) Visit the famous Table Mountain, Robben Island or do Deep Sea Fishing, the Wine tours of Shark dive. Include flights from OR Tambo to Cape Town and back, accommodation and trips specified with a guide. S.Q. Victoria Falls: http://www.maplanga.co.za/index.php (from any lodge) Visit Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, 3 days, 2 nights Accommodation (B & B), flights to and from OR Tambo airport as well as shuttle service to and from Town. Excl airport taxes and visa cost. S.Q. Madikwe Nature Reserve: http://www.madikwe-game-reserve.co.za/ (only from the Main Lodge) Stay a couple of days at Madikwe after your hunt or do a 1 day 3 hour game drive in the famous Madikwe Nature Reserve, home of the Big Five and wild dogs. Depends on availability. S.Q. Kruger National Park: http://www.sanparks.org/parks/kruger/ (mainly from Sable Lodge) About an hour and a half drive from Sable Lodge, Musina. Drive with your own vehicle on your own time. Accommodation will be needed. Entrance fee R280 $24 pp Sun City/Lost City: http://www.suninternational.com/sun-city/Pages/default.aspx (only from the Main Lodge) It is almost like a little Vegas in the African Bush, the whole theme is Africa with lots of interesting shops, curios and entertainment available. Lost City is true to its name, it is an ancient lost city restored and it serves as an exceptionally luxurious hotel and it is really awesome to see. Sun City Entrance R120 $8 pp Accommodation at Sun City: http://www.suninternational.com/suncity/accommodation/Pages/default.aspx (only from the Main lodge) Since there are so many different things to do around Sun City, you might need to stay over, since Sun City is about an hour and a half drive from the main camp. There are different types of accommodation starting from Kwena Gardens up to the Palace. You decide. S.Q. Pilanesberg Nature Reserve: http://www.pilanesberg-game-reserve.co.za/about_pilanesberg/index.php (only from the Main Lodge) Surrounds Sun City. Do game drives with your own vehicle and own time. Home to the Big Five. Entrance Fee R110 $7 p p Gametrackers @ Sun City Pilanesberg: http://www.gametrac.co.za/ (only from the Main Lodge) Game Drives in Pilanesberg: Go on a game drive in the Pilanesberg Nature Reserve. R510 $34 pp Hot Air Balloon Safari: The Hot Air Balloon Safaris are offered every morning, depending on the weather and number of passengers. Guests are collected at their hotel and taken through the park to rendezvous with the balloon crew. The flight is approximately an hour’s duration and on landing sparkling wine is served. A leisurely game drive is then taken through the park to a game lodge where breakfast is served, after which guests are returned to their hotel. R4250 $283 pp Quad bike drives: Go on a game drive with Quad Bikes. Per person per hour R625 $42 pp Kwena Gardens Crocodile Sanctuary: http://www.kwenachalets.co.za/crocodiles/crocodile_sanctuary.php (only from the Main Lodge) The crocodile sanctuary and home to the world’s largest captive crocodile. R100 $6 pp Predator World: http://www.predatorworld.co.za/ (only from the Main Lodge) See all the different predators up close. (Like a little zoo) R100 $11 pp Marakele Predator Park: http://www.marakelepredatorcentre.co.za/ (only from the Main Lodge) Come and take a ride on the wild side in our purpose built LION MOBILE, play with baby lion cubs and learn more about other cats in the centre. R200 $13 pp Elephant Back Safari: http://www.elephantsafari.co.za/index.php?id=5 (only from the Main Lodge) The guests would have the unique experience of viewing the surrounding bushveld, the Big Five and an abundance of other wildlife and bird species from the back of an African elephant, whilst the handlers educate them about elephants and their world. R1050 $70 pp Ukutula Lion Park: http://www.ukutula.com/ (only from the Main Lodge) Play with the babies and wrestle with the Devils R550 $37 pp Walk with Lions R750 $50 pp Day package (Interaction with lions as well as lion walk) R950 $63 pp De Wild Cheetah Centre: http://www.dewildt.co.za/ (only from the Main Lodge) See the Cheetah and King Cheetah up close. Cheetah run & 3 hour guided tour R400 $27 pp Only 3 hour guided tour R300 $20 pp Bush babies Monkey Sanctuary: http://www.monkeysanctuary.co.za/ (only from the Main Lodge) The bush babies sanctuary is one of several sanctuaries in a group of sanctuaries that provides for orphaned and abused animals. It provides an environment where monkeys (primates) can be given their freedom in a natural environment. 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MOTSOMI SAFARI BODYCARE $70 HEATED BASALT STONE MASSAGE SALON ROOM 1HR $60 FULL BODY MASSAGE 1HR HAND & FEET $30 BACK AND NECK MASSAGE 30 MIN $33 FOOT RITUAL 45min $30 AFRICAN HEAD MASSAGE mini pedicure 30 MIN $30 HAND RITUAL 45min mini manicure WAXING $35 FOOT & LEG MASSAGE $15 BIKINI WAX 45min $10 LIP SKINCARE $10 BROW SHAPING $40 AFRICAN SOOTHING FACIAL TINTING $10 LASH TINTING $10 BROW TINTING $10 LASH & BROW TINT .
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