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FACT SHEETS KRUGER JOHANNESBURG TO GEORGE NATIONAL PARK ± 1hour 40 minutes flight GEORGE TO CAPE TOWN ± 50 minutes flight JOHANNESBURG CAPE TOWN TO KRUGER ± 3 hour 20 minutes flight BLOEMFONTEIN KRUGER TO JOHANNESBURG ± 1 hour 05 minutes flight DURBAN GEORGE TO DURBAN DETAILS ± 1 hour 25 minutes flight FLIGHT MAP SELF-DRIVE MAP CAPE TOWN SUGGESTED FLIGHT ITINERARY JNB - GRJ - CPT - SZK/HDS - JNB ACTIVITIES MAP GEORGE AWARDS OVERVIEW DISTANCE FROM FANCOURT HOTEL 7km 15km George Airport Beach DISTANCES 12km Cinema 12km Shopping Mall 3km Grocery Store 3km Botanical Gardens GEORGE TO CAPE TOWN ± 4 hours 45 minutes drive (429,1 km) via N2 GEORGE TO PORT ELIZABETH ± 3 hour 46 minutes drive (323,4 km) via N2 R62 GEORGE TO CAPE TOWN ± 5 hours 48 minutes drive (484 km) via R62 DETAILS Paarl PORT ELIZABETH CAPE TOWN R62 GEORGE TO PORT ELIZABETH FLIGHT MAP Worcester Calitzdorp Joubertina ± 4 hour 12 minutes drive (362 km) via R62 SELF-DRIVE MAP Swellendam GEORGE Caledon Mossel ACTIVITIES MAP Bay AWARDS GPS Co-ordinates: -33.951374 OVERVIEW DISTANCE FROM FANCOURT HOTEL 22.40667 21km / 23 min 108km / 1 hour 33 min Wilderness Plettenberg Bay DISTANCES 76km / 1 hour Knysna 47km / 45 min Mossel Bay 55km / 45 min Oudtshoorn 109km / 1 hour 21 min Calitzdorp WILLOWMORE 21 KLAARSTROOM SWARTBERG PASS R407 GROOT SWARTBERG 19 NATURE RESERVE R328 18 SWARTBERG EAST 16 17 20 15 DE RUST R341 R339 CALITZDORP R62 OUDTSHOORN DYSSLEDORP KAMMANASIE NATURE RESERVE UNIONDALE BAVIAANS NATURE RESERVE R62 R62 HAARLEM JOUBERTINA R62 MISGUND 11 R62 RUITERBOS R339 GARDEN ROUTE NATURE RESERVE 10 NATURE RESERVE 09 MONTAGU PASS 07 13 08 30 R328 33 STORMSRIVER 14 06 12 29 31 32 GREAT BRAK WILDERNESS 27 34 36 SEDGEFIELD 2325 35 HERBERTSDALE 04RIVER 26 05 GEORGE 20 NATURE’S TSITSIKAMMA VICTORIA 2428 VALLEY B AY KNYSNA R327 KLEIN BRAK HERHOLDS PLETTENBERG BAY DETAILS RIVER B AY 03 HARTENBOS 02 13 Quad Biking 21 Swartberg Pass 29 Scoo-Tours FLIGHT MAP 01 MOSSEL BAY R305 22 Wine and Port SELF-DRIVE MAP 06 Coastal 14 Segway Tours 30 Hike and Tasting Scenic Flights Canoe ACTIVITIES MAP STILL BAY 07 Redberry Farm 15 Cango 23 Paddle Cruiser 31 Jukani Wildlife AWARDS and Maze Wildlife Sanctuary 08 Coffee 24 John Benn 32 Birds of Eden OVERVIEW 01 Freakin Fast 16 Olive Tasting Experience Lagoon Cruise Monkey Land Waverider 17 Meerkats 33 Tenikwa 02 Sandboarding 09 Beer Tasting 25 Sunset Cruise Buffelsdrift Wildlife ACTIVITIES 03 White Shark 10 Outeniqua 18 Cango 26 Township 34 Bloukrans Cage Diving Power Van Ostritch Farm Tours Bungy 04 Botlierskop Game Drive/ 11 Montagu Pass 19 Cango Caves 27 Knynsa 35 Tsitsikamma Horseback Safari Wine Tasting Elephant Park Treetop Canopy 05 Chocolate 12 Outeniqua 20 Hot-air Balloon 28 Whale 36 Stormsriver Experience Farmers Market Watching Nature Reserve • Manor House Boutique Hotel has been awarded • Fancourt’s La Cantina and Henry White’s the coveted Condé Nast Johannsen’s restaurant’s achieved diamond status at the Best Newcomer in Africa 2018 annual Diners Club Winelist Awards for 2018 and 2019 DETAILS FLIGHT MAP SELF-DRIVE MAP ACTIVITIES MAP AWARDS OVERVIEW • 2018 South Africa’s Leading • 2019 South Africa’s Leading AWARDS Country House Hotel Country House Hotel FANCOURT Fancourt, South Africa’s premier leisure and business resort is situated in the heart of The Garden Route. Ideally located just seven kilometres from both George Airport and the historic town of George, the resort is superbly landscaped on 613 hectares of lush countryside with the majestic Outeniqua Mountains as the perfect backdrop. Fancourt Hotel The Manor Conference 4 Restaurants Tours Desk Business House Centre Centre DETAILS FLIGHT MAP 4 Swimming 4 Tennis Gym Gym Boutique Hair Salon SELF-DRIVE MAP Pools Courts Studio ACTIVITIES MAP AWARDS OVERVIEW Hiking/Jogging Cycling Poolside The Spa 2 Pro Valet Trails Cafe Shops Parking OVERVIEW 3 Golf 3 Halfway Warm Up The Academy Courses Houses Area THE MANOR HOUSE Fancourt’s original homestead, built in 1859, now finds itself rejuvenated as the new luxury boutique hotel, “The Manor House at Fancourt.” 18 SUITES 1 MASTER SUITE Espresso/Coffee Tea and Cake Luxury Bath 13 (155 sqm) Machine Products HOMEWOOD SUITES 4 (60 sqm) OAKLANDS SUITES (73 sqm) Laundry Montagu Library Pool Service Bar Tea and Coffee Electronic Key Free Wifi International Hairdryer Direct Dial Card System Satelite TV Telephone Mini Bar Electronic Underfloor Air Shaver Concierge Fridge Safe Heating Conditioning Outlet Service THE MANOR HOUSE THE LINKS AT FANCOURT (A PRIVATELY OWNED CLUB) Sculpted into what Gary Player has described as his greatest feat as a course designer, The Links is the golfing hallmark of the Fancourt estate. Featuring an undulating, windswept terrain and dune-style landscape, the course is the collaborative handiwork of golfing icon, Gary Player, course designer, Phil Jacobs and Fancourt’s owner, Dr Hasso Plattner. The Links is currently voted number one in the country by Golf Digest South Africa. THE LINKS Pro Shop Halfway House The Links Locker Rooms The Academy Clubhouse Caddies Club Bag Warm up Shoe Rentals Storage Area Service GOLF We take pride in our three Gary Player designed championship golf courses. Montagu and Outeniqua courses rate amongst the best courses in the world and are renowned for their year round condition. The two world class parkland courses capture the natural beauty in the Garden Route and meet the exacting expectations of champions as well as the needs of the improving golfer. Montagu Outeniqua Pro Shop Golf Carts Halfway House Locker Rooms The Academy FANCOURT GOLF FANCOURT Caddies Club Bag Warm up Shoe Rentals Storage Area Service RESTAURANTS At Fancourt the appreciation of good food and wine is regarded almost as highly as the game of golf. As such, the estate’s four restaurants each caters to a different occasion, from relaxed family suppers to more bespoke experiences with fine wines to match. Dress Code: Smart casual in all restaurants HENRY WHITE’S Toast to a special evening filled with warm hospitality, creative cuisine and the historic surrounds of what was once an elegant family home. For the discerning palate, Henry White’s offers culinary excellence, superb service and a stylish ambience in which guests can enjoy an enchanting evening out, filled with delicious flavours that will linger long after they’ve left the warm-hearted embrace of this sophisticated dining venue. Savour hearty South African flavours and a menu featuring local favourites paired with the finest wines when you dine in this elegant dining destination. RESTAURANTS 19:00 to 22:30 Daily HENRY WHITE’S Dinner LA CANTINA MONET’S LA CANTINA CLUB LOUNGE “First we eat, then we do everything else” – this Italian mantra is embodied by La Cantina, which offers modern, healthy Italian cuisine combined with the warmth of Mediterranean hospitality. Enjoy a casual dining experience ranging from homemade pasta to succulent steaks. Whether you’re enjoying dinner with your significant other or treating the whole family, La Cantina brings the generosity of the Mediterranean to life in its comfortable dining setting. What’s more, as Fancourt’s breakfast restaurant of choice, La Cantina serves a RESTAURANTS wholesome breakfast buffet and extensive à la carte menu to set the tone for the rest of the day. 06:30 – 10:30 Daily 19:00 to 22:30 Daily Breakfast Dinner MONET’S Feel inspired in Fancourt’s French bistro-styled Monet’s. Savour casual café meals against the backdrop of the Outeniqua golf course and beautiful Outeniqua Mountains – the perfect setting for a light lunch, afternoon tea or coffee catch-up with friends. Boasting both local and seasonal artisan cuisine, Monet’s provides a warm ambience from morning to late afternoon. 07:00 – 11:00 Daily 11:00 to 17:00 Daily Breakfast Lunch RESTAURANTS THE CLUB LOUNGE HENRY WHITE’S Overlooking the 18th green of Montagu golf course, The Club Lounge offers indoor and outdoor seating, as well as an expansive selection LA CANTINA of steaks, burgers and platters to stave off those hunger pangs. Simple club-style meal choices ensure The Club Lounge delivers on its status MONET’S as a celebrated 19th hole, while sports enthusiasts will enjoy televised sporting events, enjoying a few drinks from the well-stocked bar. CLUB LOUNGE 10:00 to 23:30 Daily Light Meals RESTAURANTS THE SPA At the Fancourt Spa we believe each guest is unique, our treatments are inspired from rituals from around the world, the four elements, Air, Water, Fire and Earth form the basis of all our treatments. Our Spa team, draw upon their intuition to listen to your body’s needs, as well as your personal requests, to provide the ultimate spa experience created especially for you. THE SPA Roman Bath Steam Room Tepidarium 12 Treatment Rooms Jacuzzi Sauna Plunge Retail Pool.
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