Make your way to Ballina Airport.
Board QF2063 departing at 11h35 to Sydney, arriving at 13h05.
On arrival, collect your luggage and make your own way to the hotel.
Make your way to Sydney International Airport board QF 063 departing at 09h30 to Johannesburg, arriving at 16h10 in business class.
As you disembark the aircraft you will be met by my representative from NAS Colossal Aviation Services and fast-tracked through immigration, assisted with your luggage.
Meet a driver from Jarat Tours in the arrival hall, and transfer in a private vehicle to the hotel.
After breakfast, meet a driver from Jarat Tours in reception at 09h00 and spend some time exploring Constitution Hill.
The driver is at your disposal for half the day.
In the evening, catch either an Uber or ask the Hotel to arrange a taxi to Marble for your dinner reservation at 19h30.
After breakfast, check out and meet a driver from Jarat Tours at 08h30 in reception.
Transfer in a private vehicle to the airport.
Board Airlink 4Z 494 departing at 11h35 to Victoria Falls, arriving at 13h20
On arrival, clear immigration and collect your luggage.
Australian Passport Holders will need to purchase a visa to enter Zimbabwe. The cost is US$30 per person payable in cash.
In the arrival hall, you will be warmly greeted by a guide from Matetsi and assisted with your luggage.
Transfer to Zambezi National Park, game viewing along the way to Matetsi.
Settle into camp and head out on an afternoon game or boat cruise.
Your stay at Matetsi will include
Scheduled tour of the Falls, safari activities, sunrise or sunset boat cruise on the Zambezi River, three meals daily, house selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, laundry, conservation contribution to ongoing conservation work in the reserve, emergency medical evacuation
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Another fabulous day on safari.
After breakfast, check out and transfer back to Victoria Falls Airport.
Board Airlink AZ 477 departing at 14h00 bound for Mpumalanga International Airport, South Africa
You will be arriving at 15h40.
Clear immigration and collect your luggage.
Meet a driver from Dulini and transfer to camp.
This transfer will take up to two hours - once inside the Sabi Sands Reserve - a game view to the lodge.
On safari, enjoy morning and afternoon game drives on safari with your guide, tracker and fellow guests.
Typical daily schedule (subject to change and times may vary slightly in winter/summer)
- 05:00/5:30 am – Wake up call
- Meet in lounge area for morning tea and muffins
- 06:00 am – Depart on a shared game drive
- 09:30/10:00 am – Breakfast
- Relax and unwind /read/swim
- 1:00 pm – Lunch (Some lodges may offer high tea)
- 4:00 pm – High tea & afternoon shared game drive departs (includes sun-downer stop)
- 7:00/7:30 pm – return to the lodge for dinner
On safari, enjoy morning and afternoon game drives on safari with your guide, tracker and fellow guests.
After breakfast and your morning game drive (time permitting).
Meet a driver from Sable Tours at 08h30 and transfer to the Skukuza Airport
Board Airlink AZ 652 departing at 11h40 to Cape Town, arriving at 14h25.
On arrival, disembark and collect your luggage.
Meet a driver from Jarat Tours in the arrival hall and transfer in a private vehicle to the hotel.
After breakfast, meet a guide from Jarat Tours at 08h00 and embark on a Full day City Tour including Table Mountain, Robben Island
Discover why Cape Town continuously tops the lists of must-visit travel destinations on this day-long tour highlighting the bucket list landmarks of the Mother City.
Join us as we explore the natural wonders of Table Mountain and Lion’s head, with the option to stretch your legs on the mountain hiking trails. Witness the sunrise on the famous ‘table top’ and take in the 360-degree views from the Cableway.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Scenic natural beauty of Table Mountain and Lions Head
• Cultural heritage of Bo Kaap and the Castle of Good Hope
• Urban gardens at Company’s Garden
• Moving history and insights from Robben Island
Below are some suggested activities and sightseeing to do whilst in Cape Town (excluded from your pricing);
- Table Mountain: Walk, hike (and abseil), or take the cable car to the top of Table Mountain.
- Cape Point: The most southern point of the Cape Peninsula and where legends tell us that the two oceans, the Atlantic and the Indian, meet. This conservation area is breath taking and will leave an impression that will stay with you for ever.
- Signal Hill: Watch the historic firing of the Noon Day Gun on the slopes of Signal Hill
- Company Gardens: Feed the squirrels and enjoy tea in the Company Gardens - peace within a buzzing urban metropolis
- Township Cultural Tours: An excellent opportunity to be guided around the townships, interacting with the locals and even having a drink or meal at a sheebeen (tavern) or restaurant.
- Horse ride: On Noordhoek Beach and experience breath-taking views of the ocean and Chapman’s Peak
- Robben Island: Visit this World Heritage Site where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years
- Helicopter Flights: Get a bird’s eye view of Cape Town and take in the sights from a different perspective.
- Paraglide: Over the shores of Camps Bay, boasting some of the most spectacular views in the world
- Beaches: Relax at one of Cape Town’s famous beaches, Clifton, Camps Bay or Llandudno
- Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens & the Boomslang Walkway: This world renowned garden is host to a huge range of South African flora. The Botanical Gardens are well respected for the research they do to protect some of the most endangered species of plants found in the Peninsula. Pack a picnic and enjoy lunch in the Gardens.
- Sundowners: Enjoy your favourite sundowner at one of the many restaurants and pubs in Green Point
- Underground Tunnel & Dungeon Tour: During the early days of Cape Town canals and rivers acted as routes of travel and supplied the Company Gardens and ships with fresh water. Still in existence today these tunnels – approximately two meters in diameter – are located under the busy streets of the CBD and now help with storm water drainage, channel fresh run-off water from Table Mountain (straight into the sea).
- Oranjezicht City Farm - inner city garden: celebrating local food, culture and community through urban farming in Cape Town
- Explore Cape Town on a City Walking Tour: St Georges Cathedral (hear about Desmond Tutu), The Parliament and Presidents house (the land of many capitals), The Old Strand and Old Mutual Building (African style architecture and where the beach used to be), City Hall (where Mandela gave his world famous speech), Green Market Square (“Africa made in China”), The Parade and the Castle of Good Hope (an early pentagon), District Six, The Flower Market (meet South Africa’s National flower “in person”), The Slave Lodge (where thousands of slaves were kept), and Company Gardens (with probably the world’s oldest pear tree and the begging squirrels)
- Experience Bo Kaap on a Walking Tour & Cape Malay Cooking Experience: Long Street (hear about the party street of Cape Town), Auwal Masjeed (the oldest mosque in Cape Town founded by “Tuan Guru” himself), The old tailors house, The Doctors house (where it all started with the different colored houses), Biesmiellah Malay Restaurant and also Cape Malay food, The Atlas Spice Trading Centre (where you can smell the spices of the east and maybe do some shopping), Chiappini Street (arguably the most beautiful street in town – where the cameras start clicking), and Bree Street (trendy cafes, restaurants and bars)
- Enjoy high tea: Spend an afternoon of bliss enjoying high tea at the likes of The One & Only, Mount Nelson, Table Bay, and 12 Apostles Hotel
- Harley Davidson Tours: See Cape Town from the back of a Harley Davidson and careen around the curves of some of the most scenic roads in the world. There’s something exhilarating about being able to smell the sea and feel the wind in your hair
- Power boating around Cape Point: Round the Cape of Storms in a powerboat for a truly unique way to appreciate the stunning views and rugged, dramatic beauty of Cape Point from the ocean.
- Devil’s Peak Brewing Company & The Taproom Restaurant: Producing world class examples of American, Belgian and English style ales. From bold, American IPAs to light and easy drinking session ales.Enjoy a craft beer and food pairing board.
- Mother’s Ruin Gin Bar: A venue that’s purportedly Africa’s first dedicated gin bar, on one of the hippest streets in Cape Town.
- Hope on Hopkins Gin Distillery: Cape Town’s first gin distillery in the heart of the city.
- Simons Town: Coming around the east side of the Peninsula on the False Bay side you can visit Simon’s Town, home to the South African Navy. Whilst in the area, it is definitely worthwhile visiting Boulders Beach which is home to hundreds of African penguins.
- Constantia Wine Estates: The mixture of mountain drives and valleys covered in vines, make this a stunning part of the Cape. The main estates are Buitenverwachting, Constantia Uitsig, Groot Constantia, Klein Constantia and Steenberg.
- Shark Diving: The perfect tour for those who want to get up close and personal with a Great White Shark.
- Mountain Biking: There are escorted trips available on the mountain, around Constantia and in the Cape Point section of the Cape Peninsula National Park.
- Winelands Tour: Visit Stellenbosch with its tree-lined streets and historical architecture; Franschhoek, arguable the most beautiful part of the Winelands and; Paarl, the ‘pearl of the Cape’. Enjoy wine tastings and cellar tours.
- Franschhoek Wine Tram: explore the Franschhoek wine valley on the renovated Tram & Trambus visiting some of the excellent wine estates in the region
Meet a guide from Jarat Tours at 09h00 and embark on a Full Day Private Wineland Tour
Winemaking is a centuries-old pastime in Cape Town, and there is no shortage of estates that are well known for the craft. This tour introduces you to the signature wines of the Constantia, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch regions, and treats you to a bit of history along the way. Customised to your preference, you can choose to focus your trip on tasting your favourite varietals, or experimenting with the locally grown specialities. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet the winemaker or take an intimate cellar tour. Opt for the much-loved wine and cheese pairing, or satisfy your sweet tooth with a wine and chocolate tasting. In between glasses, be sure to look for the vineyard’s art collection. Some estates boast galleries or sculpture gardens that feature local and international artists. In addition to award-winning wine, this region also has a number of spectacular restaurants. Let yourself be tempted by the serene surroundings and culinary delights, and enjoy lunch with a view while testing your newfound wine knowledge.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Visit award-winning wine estates
• Cellar tours and wine tastings
• Enjoy Cheese & wine or chocolate & wine pairings
• Private wine tasting with owner or winemaker
• Discover the Franschhoek Valley & visit picturesque Stellenbosch
• Delectable dining experiences
• Breath-taking photo opportunities
• So much more to do!
Meet a guide from Jarat Tours at 08h00 and embark on a full-day Cape Point and Peninsular Tour.
Nowhere else in the world treats you to the level of scenic beauty that’s on offer in the Cape Peninsula. Experience it all on this spectacular day tour that introduces you to the rugged coastline while en-route to renowned Cape Point.
Pass the city’s famed beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton, before heading to Chapman’s Peak Drive. This impressive 15km route cuts into the jagged mountains surrounding Hout Bay harbour, offering unspoiled views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Once you arrive at Cape Point Nature Reserve, you’ve entered the renowned south-westernmost point of the African continent. It’s here that famous shipwrecks throughout history have left their skeletons.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Impressive views from Chapman’s Peak Drive
- Natural and historical wonders of Cape Point
- Playful penguins at Boulders Beach
- Seaside villages of Simon’s Town and Kalk Bay
Day at leisure.
After breakfast, check out and meet a driver from Jarat Tours at 10h30.
Transfer to the airport in a private vehicle.
Board a chartered flight departing at 12h00 to Tswalu, arriving at 14h00.
On arrival at Tswalu airstrip you will be warmly greeted by your guide and tracker.
Transfer to camp, game viewing along the way.
Your stay at Tswalu will include
Activities includes private game viewing vehicle with a dedicated guide and tracker, walking safaris, nature walks, including traditional plant use interpretation, habituated meerkats, horse riding and bird watching, some of the oldest bushman rock engravings in Africa, visit to the community clinic and pre-school, the Tswalu Foundation research projects, involvement in all wildlife project work currently on the property
On safari, enjoy morning and afternoon game viewing activities with your tracker and guide.
On safari, enjoy morning and afternoon game viewing activities with your tracker and guide.
All good things need to come to an end.
Check out and meet your guide at the agreed time.
Transfer to the airstrip, and board the chartered flight bound for Johannesburg at 10h20, arriving at 11h50
On arrival in Johannesburg, you will be transferred to the International Terminal.
Board Qantas QF 64 departing at 17h55 to Sydney, in business class.
Arriving in Sydney the following day at 13h45.
On arrival in to Sydney, clear immigration and collect your luggage.
Make your way to the Domestic terminal, board QF2064 departing at 16h55 to Ballina, arriving at 1825.
Welcome Home.
