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Explore the beauty of the Cederberg Mountains

Set off on this unforgettable 11-day adventure Wilderness Discovery Tour through the fascinating landscapes of South Africa. From the vibrant cityscape of Cape Town to the rugged beauty of the Cederberg and the tranquil vineyards of Franschhoek. This carefully crafted itinerary offers a perfect blend of cultural immersion, nature exploration and culinary delights.
Begin your journey in Cape Town, where Table Mountain watches over the vibrant city. Explore the city’s landmarks, from historic Robben Island to the colorful Bo-Kaap district, steeped in history and culture. Enjoy delicious cuisine at the renowned restaurants on the V&A Waterfront, where fresh seafood tantalizes the palate.
Take a trip into the wild heart of the Cederberg Mountains, a sanctuary of towering sandstone formations and ancient rock carvings. Hike along rugged trails with fynbos vegetation and experience breathtaking views at every turn. Marvel at the extraordinary rock formations of the Maltese Cross and the Wolfberg Arch as you immerse yourself in the silence of nature.

Next stop on your Wilderness Discovery Tour is the picturesque town of Franschhoek, nestled in the green valleys of the Cape Winelands. Discover the rich heritage of South African winemaking as you tour award-winning wine estates and enjoy world-class wines paired with gourmet cuisine. Relax in luxurious accommodation surrounded by rolling vineyards, where every moment is a celebration of life’s simple pleasures.
On your expedition, you will experience the warmth and hospitality of the locals, whose stories form a web of tradition and modernity. Whether you are climbing mountain peaks, tasting fine wines or simply enjoying the breathtaking views, this 11-day journey promises a profound journey through the stunning beauty of South Africa’s Western Cape

Your Itinerary

Day 1-3 - Time to explore Cape Town and surroundings

Welcome to the ‘Mother City’

The coming days you have time to explore Cape Town.

In Cape Town, each day feels like a masterpiece painted with vibrant hues of adventure and relaxation. From ascending the iconic Table Mountain to savoring the flavors of local cuisine at bustling markets, every moment is an exploration of culture and natural beauty. Strolls along the pristine coastline offer serenity, while encounters with penguins at Boulders Beach infuse the days with delightful whimsy.

3 nights at Three Boutique Hotel on a Bed & Breakfast Basis

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Day 4 - 7 - The road takes you to Cederberg Mountains

After breakfast the road takes you to the Cederberg Mountains.

The Cederberg Mountains captivate with their rugged grandeur, showcasing ancient sandstone formations that sculpt the horizon into a breathtaking panorama. Veiled in a tapestry of fynbos and dotted with wildflowers, these peaks exude a serene majesty. Sunset hues dance upon their slopes, painting a picture of nature’s timeless allure.

 

4 nights at Cederberg Ridge on a Full-Board and Activities Basis,

Including complimentary star-gazing, two scheduled excursions per day. (Seasonal activities vary but include rock art excursions, guided rooibos farm tours, full day excursions into the Cederberg, farm tours, boating excursions in summer, guided walks in Cederberg Wilderness Reserve, guided mountain biking, sundowner walks). Also use of e-Bikes, mountain bikes, walking and mountain bike trails on the farm.

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Day 8 - 10 - Time to enjoy some great wines

Today it is time to travel to Franschhoek.

Take your time, as there is a lot to see and do along the way to Franschhoek

Franschhoek, nestled in South Africa’s Western Cape, epitomizes charm with its vineyard-draped landscape and rich history. Originally settled by French Huguenots in the 17th century, its name translates to “French Corner.” Today, it’s renowned for its world-class wines, gourmet cuisine, and picturesque surroundings. Visitors indulge in wine tastings, culinary delights, and scenic hikes, immersing themselves in Franschhoek’s unique blend of culture and natural beauty.

3 nights at Franschhoek Boutique Hotel, on a Bed & Breakfast Basis

Accommodation

Day 11 - Time to say farewell...

Sadly, today it is time to say goodbye.

Travel back to Cape Town airport for your flight back home. Wishing you safe travels!

What's included?

Included:
  • Accommodation and meals as specified
  • Rental car Group C (Toyota Corolla Quest or similar) Including unlimited kilometres, zero excess with premium insurance cover and one additional driver.
  • Cederberg activities as mentioned
Excluded:
  • Flights
  • Non-specified meals, drinks, excursions
  • Expenses of a personal nature, i.e. laundry, telephone expenses, gratuities, porterage fees, etc
Details:

Please note that the price is based on low-season rates and all prices are correct at the time of writing.

Flight prices change a lot and for this reason, the flights are not part of the quote.
Offer:

SAVE £414 PER PERSON FOR BOOKINGS, TRAVELLING BETWEEN 01 MAY AND 31 AUGUST 2024

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