ZAR 1925 per single traveller
Includes: Return transfers from Johannesburg,  accommodation, open vehicle safari drives, meals as per itinerary, local beverages
Kambaku Safari Lodge consists of eight beautiful thatched chalets and 3 inter-leading family units erected in a semi-circle around a waterhole. You can relax on your private veranda and watch animals coming down to drink. The central lodge areas are built to blend in with the surrounding bush and offers a swimming pool, bar, boma, library and curio shop. There is a game viewing hide and Wi-Fi is available, as well as spa treatments on request. All the accommodation is stylishly designed and decorated for comfort and peace. Room facilities include 4-poster beds draped with mosquito nets, overhead fans, a safe and en-suite bathroom with shower and bath.
The lodge sleeps a maximum of 20 guests in 10 chalets or rooms, most of which sporting a small veranda with camping chairs and with views of the river, while others have views of a small plains area with a watering hole. Accommodation is comfortable and suitable for those looking for a value for money option in the Sabi Sand. All rooms are en-suite and airconditioned. Some rooms are set up to allow families or small parties of three friends with separate but connected rooms. Umkumbe has three Standard and seven Superior rooms, with the latter larger with outdoor en-suite showers.
The lodge can accommodate 44 guests in 22 individual chalets, with units decorated in contemporary style with earthy colours/ Each unit comes fitted with mosquito nets, sports a balcony with a view, en-suite bathrooms, outside shower, air conditioning, telephone, mini-bar a fireplace and seating area. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas.Dinner comprising traditional cuisine is served at the restaurant or around a boma fire under the stars. In addition to the main lodge guests can also book in one of the two additional camps.
Elephant Plains Game Lodge opened its doors in 1998 and has been in the same family ever since. The lodge is situated on the dry Manyeleti riverbed, overlooking an open veld and watering hole. The main building houses a reception area, dining areas, lounge, bar and wine cellar, as well as a curio shop for those souvenirs.  It can accommodate a maximum of 24 guests, guaranteeing a warm, friendly atmosphere and personal service.
The Cape Peninsula in Cape Town is a dramatic and iconic natural landmark. Extending from Table Mountain to the southernmost tip of Cape Town, it is part of the Table Mountain National Park known for its remarkable biodiversity. The Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve within the peninsula protects various animal species, including antelope and the rare Cape mountain zebra, as well as a multitude of marine birds. Cape Point, often mistaken as the southernmost tip of Africa, features national heritage monuments dedicated to renowned explorers Vasco da Gama and Bartolomeu Dias.
Book an overnight safari to the Kruger National Park with The Kruger Safari Co and get a 20% discount on this tour. Start your adventure with a Cape Peninsula day tour, beginning in Cape Town City Bowl. Journey through the Atlantic Seaboard suburbs, passing Green Point, Sea Point, Clifton, and Camps Bay, while soaking in the breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and Twelve Apostle mountains.
Continue to Hout Bay, where you can choose to embark on a boat cruise to Seal Island or explore the charming mariner wharf. Drive along the scenic Chapman’s Peak Drive to reach Noordhoek, a delightful coastal town. From there, venture to the awe-inspiring Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and Cape Point.
At the reserve, make your way to the iconic Cape Point Lighthouse. Take a leisurely stroll or opt for the funicular railway to the top, where you’ll be treated to sweeping views and the opportunity to spot whales and dolphins in the bay.
In Simons Town, a historic naval town overlooking False Bay, immerse yourself in the famous penguin colony at Boulders Beach or meander through the town’s main street, exploring its shops and museums. Indulge in a delightful meal and refreshing drinks at Simons Town Mariner Wharf.
After lunch, follow the picturesque False Bay coastal route back to Cape Town. Pass through Fish Hoek, Kalk Bay, St James, and Muizenberg, where you can browse unique bookstores, vintage clothing shops, and surf shops. Pause to admire the skillful surfers in Muizenberg, keep an eye out for whales during their season, and capture the vibrant Victorian-era beach huts on camera.
Conclude your memorable tour with a drop-off at your hotel or guest house, scheduled between 17:30 and 18:00.
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