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ENDEAVOR INTERNATIONAL SELECTION PANEL TRAVEL GUIDE Your Dream African Experience Starts Here ENDEAVOR INTERNATIONAL SELECTION PANEL TRAVEL GUIDE Your dream African experience starts here Over 120,000 delighted travellers since 2004 Dear Endeavor Delegates It’s an enormous privilege welcoming friends and peers across various industries to contributes to our unwavering change efforts simply by travelling with us. Through our incredible shores. Africa is not only the cradle of mankind, it is the birthplace our partnership with centres of African excellence we have seen our contributions of human potential and innovation. Daily we bear witness to the ingenuity of nurture the potential of underprivileged learners, empower forgotten communities unearthed talent which is a testament to the power that Africa has. In South by injecting resources and aid and rescue critically endangered wildlife. These Africa the concept of Ubuntu (I am because you are) is a living, breathing thing outcomes prove that no situation is hopeless in a continent that’s often thrived on that underpins everything that we do, including entrepreneurship. That’s why little else but compassion and kindness. We remain committed to the upliftment your visit is particularly exciting because I get to play a small part in unveiling the of Africa’s people, spaces and animals. magic of this land to like-minded trailblazers. As titans of your respective fields, We are thrilled to be the official travel partner of Endeavor. Having done it for more I’m sure you’ll agree that nothing inspires transformative ideas quite like a change than 14 years, we’ve been around the block a few times and would like to invite in perspective and Africa gives that and more by showing us all the strength of you to put us to the test. We are the African travel experts so please don’t hesitate possibility despite insurmountable odds. to let us know if we can help make this more than just another business trip but As the founder of the company that’s earned its reputation as a disruptor and the unforgettable experience of a lifetime that leaves you better and more inspired game-changer, I find myself particularly excited about our shared enthusiasm than when you arrived. for entrepreneurship that matters. I have no doubt that you will be in awe of the Here’s to sustainable innovation, enduring memories and especially the friendships incredible African people, wildlife and landscapes of which we are proud servants and partnerships forged over that noble pursuit – happiness. and custodians. Yours in the spirit of Africa The Rhino story began more than 14 years ago and we have since grown beyond our wildest dreams. Throughout this enormously enriching period of delivering bespoke once-in-a-lifetime African itineraries, we’ve become more resolute in our belief that tourism is a transformational industry that can provide sustainable David Ryan solutions to many of the problems our continent is facing. Every Rhino Africa client Founder and CEO, Rhino Africa - Endeavor SA member ZA NUMBER +27 21 469 2600 ABOUT RHINO AFRICA Rhino Africa is Africa’s leading safari company, but it’s no secret that we’re a lot more than that. Our unbridled passion for Africa – its people, its wildlife and its glorious landscapes – has made us an industry leader. We’ve brought over 120,000 delighted travellers to all corners of our continent for the simple reason that we want the world to experience the beauty of Africa like we do every day. Our love for our continent has propelled us to support the causes we care about most: rural education and conservation. When you travel with Rhino Africa, you, too, contribute to these causes and an ever-prospering Africa. ISPCT2018 This booking code qualifies you to book discounted safari packages and extend your stay in South Africa, either before or after the ISP. Bookings with this code will be valid for travel for 12 months with bookings available for 6 months after the ISP in Stellenbosch. ENQUIRE NOW Please contact Rhino Africa at t: +27 21 469 2600 | e: [email protected] | www.rhinoafrica.com Created by Rhino Africa | Official Travel Partner of the Endeavor SA ISP |4 This is an interactive PDF. Please feel free to click on the text to continue to the next page. CONTENTS About us & Promo code 3 - 4 Destinations 6 - 28 Safaris 29 - 32 Need to know 33 - 39 Created by Rhino Africa | Official Travel Partner of the Endeavor SA ISP |5 ZA NUMBER +27 21 469 2600 Explore our most popular destinations in South Africa SAFARI CAPE TOWN CAPE WINELANDS GARDEN ROUTE DESTINATIONS Created by Rhino Africa | Official Travel Partner of the Endeavor SA ISP |6 ZA NUMBER +27 21 469 2600 Kruger National DESTINATIONS Park SOUTH AFRICA JOHANNESBURG You’re headed to a rich, vibrant, multicultural nation on the southernmost tip of Africa. Known for its beautiful landscapes, extraordinary history and diverse population, South Africa is sure to beguile, enchant and DURBAN fascinate you. Inland safari destinations, pristine coasts, a sweeping winelands region and iconic landmarks make it one of the most visited countries on the continent. Often dubbed the Rainbow Nation, our melting pot of a country has 11 official languages and distinct colloquialisms that let you know you’re in the home of CAPE TOWN PORT ELIZABETH Nelson Mandela, the iconic Big 5 – and the STELLENBOSCH contentious Vuvuzela. TRAVELLING FROM CAPE TOWN CBD 44 min, 50km to Stellenbosch 1 hour to Port Elizabeth 2 hours to Durban and Johannesburg 2.5 hours to Kruger National Park Created by Rhino Africa | Official Travel Partner of the Endeavor SA ISP |7 ZA NUMBER +27 21 469 2600 Cape Town and Johannesburg are undoubtedly the country’s top cities. The Mother City will captivate you with its scenic landscapes, fine dining, water sports and unparalleled leisure experiences. If you’re a city slicker, The City of Gold’s bustling rhythm, luxury shopping and nightlife will keep your pulse racing. This thriving metropolis is a mere two-hours drive from the Lowveld region, a nature and safari lover’s playground where the famed Kruger National Park lies. Other must-see South African destinations are Durban in Kwazulu-Natal - with its warm beaches, bushveld and historical battlefield - and the greater Eastern Cape region which has pristine beaches, quaint towns and welcoming locals. For first-time visitors, South Africa’s diversity is of great fascination. While here, you will hear a combination of our 11 official languages which are English, Zulu, Xhosa, Southern Sotho, Tswana, Northern Sotho, Venda, Tsonga, Swati, Ndebele and Afrikaans. In Cape Town and the Eastern Cape, you’ll likely encounter English, Afrikaans and Xhosa-speaking South Africans and be lured into trying the click consonants of the latter language - don’t despair though, many have tried and failed at executing this sound. In Joburg you’ll encounter a wider mix of languages, including colloquial amalgamations of them. In fact, it’s not uncommon for locals to communicate using a mash-up of languages or to “code-switch” during a single conversation. In the Lowveld (near the Kruger National Park and Sabi Sand) Tsonga, Swati and Zulu are commonly spoken in addition to English and Afrikaans. Be sure to pick up a few Tsonga phrases if you can as this language is considered one of the most poetic indigenous languages. Created by Rhino Africa | Official Travel Partner of the Endeavor SA ISP |8 ZA NUMBER +27 21 469 2600 ROBBEN ISLAND V & A WATERFRONT DESTINATIONS CBD CAPE TOWN TABLE MOUNTAIN CAMPS BAY KIRSTENBOSCH Cape Town is a port city on South Africa’s southwest coast, on a peninsula beneath the majestic Table Mountain. A top destination for travellers the world HOUT BAY over, it is beloved for its pristine beaches, sweeping wine valleys and exceptional cuisine. Unforgettable experiences like world-class wine tastings, whale watching MUIZENBERG and visits to landmarks such as Robben Island – the notorious prison where Nelson Mandela was once held – await every person setting foot on our shores. Your arrival in this vibrant city will be in the heart of summer – when boardwalks along the Atlantic Seaboard come to life and the renowned cafes down Camps Bay’s coastline and trendy Bree Street are filled with foodies and travellers alike. Hop from one historical landmark to the other while sampling our world-class wines, or simply unwind at one of our glorious beaches, including Clifton’s TRAVELLING FROM CAPE TOWN CBD exclusive coves where pearl-white sand blankets a flank of boulders that keep the wind at bay. Along the Garden Route, take in the splendour of 11 beautiful 10 min, 4km to V&A Waterfront beaches and the scenic, wildflower-lined expanse of this popular stretch. In the Winelands region, sample the cultivars sprung from this fruitful land and 15 min, 7km to Table Mountain the restaurants that have garnered accolade after accolade. There is no end 12 min, 6km to Camps Bay CAPE POINT to the wonders of Cape Town’s landscapes and the diversions that make it a 18 min, 12km to Kirstenbosch destination of dreams. 25 min, 20km to Hout Bay 34 min, 28km to Muizenberg 1.5 hours, 70km Cape of Good Hope Created by Rhino Africa | Official Travel Partner of the Endeavor SA ISP |9 ZA NUMBER +27 21 469 2600 TABLE MOUNTAIN VICTORIA AND ALFRED WATERFRONT An internationally renowned landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town, This retail, dining and entertainment mecca situated on a historical harbour this flat-topped mountain is now a World Heritage site and a popular tourist along the Atlantic Shore is home to the incredible Zeitz MOCAA (Museum of attraction. A trip to the top by cableway will afford you some of the best views Contemporary Art Africa) and over 450 retail stories, 80 restaurants, cinemas, of the Peninsula in all four directions.
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