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Cape Town and Sabi Sand Safari - 7 Days (S18) |
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The Cape Town and Sabi Sand Safari is an exclusive South Africa safari package which combines two of South Africa's top destinations. Cape Town is explored in the company of an experienced African Sky Guide before flying to the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve which forms part of the Greater Kruger National Park.
At Lion Sands two game drives are included on open 4X4 vehicles daily. The Game drives are conducted by an experienced ranger and tracker. Meals are included on a full board basis. The Cape Grace and Lion Sands Ivory Lodge are two of the most exclusive properties in South Africa. This safari experience is aimed at the discerning traveling party who wishes to enjoy only the finest that South Africa has to offer in terms of service and lodgings. |
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South Africa Safari Detail |
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| Prices vary depending on the time of year and the size of your traveling party. Please send us a request with your particular requirements. We will return a detailed no obligation quotation to you within 24hrs of receiving the request. We can quote you in any currency of your choice. Bookings confirmed with a deposit more than six months in advance are subject to a discount of 5%. |
| Safari Price: |
From R49 428 to R51 888 (South African Rand) per person sharing |
| Safari Starting Date: |
Any date specified by clients |
| Safari Starting Point: |
Anywhere in Cape Town |
| Safari Ending Point: |
Anywhere in Johannesburg or Pretoria |
| Guided By: |
African Sky Guide / Resident Rangers at Private Lodges |
| What is Included: |
Below the detailed itinerary |
| What is Excluded: |
Below the detailed itinerary |
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South Africa Safari Itinerary |
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Day 1: Cape Town
Guests are met upon arrival at Cape Town International from where they are transferred to their hotel situated on the famous V & A Waterfront. Some time for relaxation is followed by a Sunset Champagne cruise in Table Bay. The cruise offers one of the most spectacular sunsets at sea with the Mass of Table Mountain towering over the city of Cape Town. It also affords unsurpassed views of Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for a large part of his 27 year sentence. Upon completion of the cruise guests are accompanied back to their hotel. |
| Overnight: Cape Grace |
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| Meals: Dinner |
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Day 2: Cape Town
The morning is devoted to a cable card ride which brings guests to the top of Table Mountain. The main feature of this mountain is a level plateau of 3 km which is bordered to the East by Lions Head and to the west by Signal Hill. It is one of the most recognizable natural landmarks in the world. The cable car ride of about 5 minutes offers exceptional views of the Cape Town City Bowl. On reaching the top we devote some time to visiting different viewpoints from which spectacular views of the Cape Peninsula can be enjoyed.
The tour then makes its way to the Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden. The gardens cover an area of 528 hectares with 36 hectares of cultivated garden. The gardens are a celebration of South African flora - showcasing only indigenous South African plants. Fynbos, proteas, cycads and rolling lawns are intermingled with streams and ponds. The gardens are home to a great diversity of birds, and some incredible views can be enjoyed from the upper slopes. Following the Kirstenbosch visit, we make our way back to the hotel.. |
| Overnight: Cape Grace |
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| Meals: Breakfast and Dinner |
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Day 3: Cape Town
Traveling along the N1 the tour makes its way to the Paarl where a visit is made to one of the notable wineries in the spectacular Paarl Valley. Here the wine making process is explained, guests can sample some of the wines produced before entering a working cellar where the aging process comes to life. The safari then travels to the Town of Franschhoek which was established by the first French inhabitants of South Africa. The town is set amongst rigid mountains and surrounded by wineries where some of South Africa's finest wines are produced. We pay a short visit to one of the wineries in the Franschhoek Valley before traveling to Stellenbosch via the imposing Hellshoogte Pass.
Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa, its streets are lined with oak trees and it is considered the heart of the South African wine industry. A visit to one of the historic wineries in Stellenbosch is followed by a return journey to Cape Town. |
| Overnight: Cape Grace |
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| Meals: Breakfast and Dinner |
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Day 4: Sabi Sand Safari
Breakfast is followed by a transfer to Cape Town International for a flight to Kruger Mpumalanga Airport where guests are met and transferred to the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve. The reserve borders the Kruger National Park and is home to most of the finest Safari Lodges in South Africa. Some time for a late lunch and some relaxation is followed by an afternoon safari in the Sabi Sand. The game drive is conducted by a resident ranger who is supported by a local tracker. Their experience and knowledge of the behavior and habits of the different species will contribute to the success of sightings and makes the safari very informative and interesting. |
| Overnight: Lion Sands Ivory Lodge |
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| Meals: Full Board |
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Day 5: Sabi Sand Safari
Sunrise and a cup of coffee precede a Sabi Sand Safari led by your resident ranger. The highlight of the morning drive would be the opportunity of viewing members of the Big Five in close proximity, The Lion, Leopard, Buffalo, Elephant and Rhino all grace this wilderness area, and the frequency of sightings is rivaled nowhere else. Even the Leopard which is the most illusive of Africa's predators are spotted almost on a daily basis. The safari then returns to camp for a sumptuous breakfast before allowing guests some time for relaxation.
An afternoon safari is conducted and stretches into the evening. The large predators are at their most active during this period and the possibility of sighting one of the large cats going for the kill is sure to make for interesting conversation around the dinner fire. |
| Overnight: Lion Sands Ivory Lodge |
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| Meals: Full Board |
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Day 6: Sabi Sand Safari
The ever changing moods of this land will capture your soul as the day is once again devoted to two open 4X4 safaris accompanied by an experienced ranger and tracker in the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve. The Sabi Sand is home to no fewer than 330 tree species, 45 fish species, 30 amphibian species, 110 reptile species, 500 bird species and an incredible 145 species of mammal. The wildlife sightings in the Sabi Sand are amongst the finest in Africa and it especially notable that this private reserve offers the greatest frequency of Leopard sightings on the African continent. |
| Overnight: Lion Sands Ivory Lodge |
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| Meals: Full Board |
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Day 7: Departure
A last morning game drive is followed by breakfast after which guests are transferred to a local airstrip for a flight to Johannesburg where an unforgettable African Safari experience ends. |
Overnight: None |
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| Meals: Breakfast |
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| African Sky has been conducting overland South Africa Safari experiences in the Kruger National Park and fly in African Safaris to lodges in South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and Zambia for over 10 years. If none of our standard packages meet with your approval we will gladly tailor make an African Safari Package to suit your requirements. |
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- Accommodation as specified in the Itinerary
- Flight from Cape Town to Johannesburg
- Round trip flight from Johannesburg to the Sabi Sand
- Round trip flight from Johannesburg to Livingstone in Zambia
- Services of a Registered African Sky Guide/Resident Rangers
- Meals as specified in the Itinerary
- Tourism Levy
- All Applicable Taxes
- All Land Transportation in air conditioned vehicles
- All Activities and Entrance fees to places mentioned in the itinerary
- All Park Fees if Applicable
- International Airfare (Getting to South Africa and getting back home)
- Personal and Medical Insurance
- Activities not specifically stated in the itinerary
- Drinks
- Gratuities
- Meals not specifically stated in the itinerary
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