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| Cape Town area - Cooking Tour The Bo-Kaap
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| Sa 21/12 | |
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| Cooking tour in Bo-Kaap. Join Zainie Misbach for a stroll through Bo-Kaap's colourful cobbled streets against the slopes of Signal Hill, visit a spice shop and return to Zainie's home where you will learn how to make traditional Cape Malay chicken curry, rootis and daaltjies (chilli bites), and how samoosas are prepared and folded. Zainie, a long-term resident of Bo-Kaap and accredited for opening the first Cape Malay restaurant in South Africa, will entertain you with local recipes and stories of food, culture, history and life of the Cape Malay community. The cooking tour ends with a sit-down lunch to enjoy the traditional food prepared during the cooking lesson. |
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| Cape Town area - Table Mountain Aerial Cableway (Afternoon)
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| Marvel at the views of Cape Town from the aerial cableway and plateau on Table Mountain. The Mother City is synonymous with the striking mountain that is flanked by Devil’s Peak to the east and Lion’s Head to the west, providing a dramatic backdrop to the city. Table Mountain holds an unusually rich biodiversity and forms part of the Cape Floral Region, a protected area. Rock hyrax, or dassie as they are locally known, are often seen scampering through the scrub and the views from the summit over Table Bay, Robben Island and the Atlantic seaboard are breathtaking. The cable cars depart every 10 to 15 minutes and rotate 360 degrees as they travel up to 302 metres above sea level, giving passengers panoramic views over the city. Five minutes is all it takes to reach the summit and once there you can marvel at the views, have a bite to eat in the restaurant or do a bit of shopping at the extensive curio shop. The cableway only operates when weather permits. |
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| Cape Town area - Table Mountain Aerial Cableway (Afternoon)
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| Marvel at the views of Cape Town from the aerial cableway and plateau on Table Mountain. The Mother City is synonymous with the striking mountain that is flanked by Devil’s Peak to the east and Lion’s Head to the west, providing a dramatic backdrop to the city. Table Mountain holds an unusually rich biodiversity and forms part of the Cape Floral Region, a protected area. Rock hyrax, or dassie as they are locally known, are often seen scampering through the scrub and the views from the summit over Table Bay, Robben Island and the Atlantic seaboard are breathtaking. The cable cars depart every 10 to 15 minutes and rotate 360 degrees as they travel up to 302 metres above sea level, giving passengers panoramic views over the city. Five minutes is all it takes to reach the summit and once there you can marvel at the views, have a bite to eat in the restaurant or do a bit of shopping at the extensive curio shop. The cableway only operates when weather permits. |
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| Cape Town area - The Hopper+/-12 minutes (CPT Sport Helicopters)
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| Soar with the birds on a 10-12 minute helicopter flight over Table Bay. There is no better way to take in the scenic beauty and majestic mountains of Cape Town than with a helicopter flip over the coastline. The Cape Peninsula is home to some of the finest coastal scenery around and if you are lucky you may even catch sight of dolphins frolicking in Table Bay or a southern right whale riding a wave with her calf. Table Bay is dominated by the flat-topped and iconic Table Mountain and considered one of the most beautiful bays in the world, where high-end hotels rub shoulders with pristine beaches and a rich variety of indigenous vegetation. |
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| Drakensberg area - Sani Pass Tours - Sani Pass Mokhotlong Tour
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| Sa 21/12 | |
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| Depart at 07h00 for a 4x4 drive up the Sani Pass stopping at breathtaking viewing sites and the South African and Lesotho border posts. Once you reach the summit break for tea at Sani Top Chalet, home to the highest pub in Africa, then continue to Black Mountain for a short walk to view Thabana Ntlenyana, the highest peak in southern Africa. Head down to the beautiful Sehonghong Valley and the remote Mokhotlong, a former trading post of the British empire, for lunch. Learn about the Basotho trading system, admire old colonial buildings and the rare spiral aloe, Lesotho’s national plant, before revisiting Sani Top for afternoon tea. Return to Underberg arriving at approximately 18h00. |
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| Durban area - Durban Beach Horse Ride and Picnic
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| Horse ride and picnic on the beach in Durban. This intimate ride is perfect for couples and those wishing to celebrate special occasions and will lead you along 12 kilometres of scenic coastal paths before taking you down to the beach. Here you will alight for a romantic and intimate picnic for two as you stretch out on your beach mat and sample the gourmet fare. This unique and special activity is not only one of the best ways to experience the natural beauty of Durban's coastline, but also a wonderful way to turn a romantic gesture into a truly special and unforgettable occasion. Picnic hampers are made up to clients' tastes and you can choose from either regular or halaal. Your meal includes a bottle of non-alcohol champagne. This activity is suitable for riders of all competencies and you will be given instructions on how to control and ride your horse before embarking on the trail. Your ride to and from the beach will be accompanied by a guide. |
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| Kruger - Sunset Interaction, Elephant Walk & Sundowners
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| Touch and ride an elephant. This amazing and delightful elephant interaction session begins in the late afternoon as you assist with preparing the elephants for their evening routine. You may choose to walk or ride your lofty steed as you amble along pathways through the bush en route to their paddocks and their evening meal. More often than not the ellies choose to stop at the watering hole for a drink, and at this time of the day they can be particularly playful so watch out for mischievous elephants spraying water out of their trunks. As the sun begins to set you will reach the main camp where the elephants prepare to settle in for the night and your enchanting encounter concludes with sundowners and snacks amidst the glowing beauty of the Lowveld. You will be accompanied by experienced guides on your tour. |
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| Plettenberg Bay - Dolphin Watching-In Summer (CPT DT)
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| Dolphin watching in Plettenberg Bay. Hop aboard for an experience of a lifetime as you cruise out into the Indian Ocean to meet some of the friendliest sea creatures around. Your tour will leave from Central Beach in Plettenberg Bay and travel east to Keurbooms Beach before heading towards Arch Rock. Here the fun and excitement begins as bottle nose dolphins frolic and play in the water around you. If you are lucky you may also spot the rare Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin and a few species of shark. From there you cruise out further into the ocean for more dolphin viewing action. Sea birds are also a common sight here and if the season is right you may even see some majestic whales. As your cruise begins its journey back to Plettenberg Bay, you will pass a Cape fur seal colony and be given an informative presentation of the history of the area. |
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| Soweto - Soweto Bicycle Tour 4 hours + Lunch
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| Explore Soweto on two wheels with a four-hour bicycle tour. Opt for an unusual and memorable township tour that can be experienced on the ground instead of through the sealed windows of an air-conditioned tour bus, as you pedal the streets to the beat of the resident’s kwaito music and smell the street food sold from sidewalk vendors. Soweto is a vibrant and famous South African township near Johannesburg that was once the home of Nelson Mandela and many other figures synonymous with the fight against apartheid. Attractions are plentiful and varied and, depending on which route you take, include Nelson Mandela’s former house, the Hector Pieterson Memorial, a now reformed old apartheid worker’s hostel, the scene of the 1976 Soweto uprisings, shebeens and much more. Meet the colourful community of Meadowlands and stop to sample a local brew or try a treat from a street eatery as you enjoy this unique adventure. |
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| Winelands - Wine Tasting Nederburg
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| Wine tasting at the Nederburg Wine Estate. Nederburg was first established in the Paarl Valley in 1791 and today is one of South Africa’s most trusted and awarded brands, winning recognition locally and internationally. In 1990 the stunning farm became the first in the country to be declared a conservation area and the stately and grandiose Manor House is now a national monument. The Paarl Wine Route is legendary for the noble red wines it produces and Nederburg’s range of wines is extensive, so you are bound to find one that is perfect for you. The cellar tour gives insight into how wine is made as you are taken through the state-of-the-art facilities and the old Cellar Museum, while wine tasting takes place in the Visitor’s Centre under the guidance of knowledgeable sommeliers. |
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