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6-day Exclusive Cape Town and Garden Route Safari Discover and experience the best of South Africa’s picturesque Garden Route during a 6-day round-trip from Cape Town. Have Wildlife Safaris to see game from an open vehicle and get close to elephants, big cats like lion and cheetah, buffalo, white rhino and a variety of antelope. Hike through lush forests, unwind and soak in the sun on soft, sandy beaches for an unforgettable holiday. (Arrive some days earlier to do more activities in Cape Town which are not covered by this trip.) Itinerary: ​ Day 1: You leave our hotel for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. The first botanical garden in the world to be established to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Lunch is at an African cuisine restaurant. Visiting Groot Constantia, we taste their export quality wines. We overnight at Caledon Hotel and Spa. The Caledon Hotel and Spa which has an impressive view of the Klein Swartberg Mountains and the continuing wheat fields. The hotel offers guests mineral-rich hot springs and spa. The wellness centre is equipped with comfortable seating, natural hot springs, lap pool, steam room, sauna, frigidarium (The distinctive brown colour of the water is due to the rich mineral content known as chalybeate.), Swiss shower, elegant Victorian Bath House (erected 1897 and outdoor Jacuzzi. Day 2: After breakfast, you’ll travel to Oudtshoorn for a Heritage Tour at the Cango Caves. Located in a limestone ridge parallel to the picturesque Swartberg Mountains, the caves include over 4 km of drip stone caverns with vast halls and towering formations of stalactites and stalagmites. You’ll walk through some of this subterranean wonderland with your guide on a 1-hour tour of the caves. From here we go to an Ostrich Farm where the largest fowl in the world can be studied. We drive to our overnight farm at De Zeekoe (or similar). This area is surrounded by the Swartberg and Outeniqua mountains, and one of the world’s 17 “hot spots” with 3 overlapping flower zones, which is located between the lush green Garden Route and the wide-open spaces of the Klein (Little) Karoo with the Outeniqua and Swartberg mountain ranges as backdrop. Day 3: Get up before sunrise to take part in a Wild Meerkat tour which offers you the unique opportunity to see these animals that are part of the shy 5 in their natural environment. You then go to the Storms River Suspension Bridge that hangs over the red-brown waters of the Storms River Mouth, it spans 77 metres and remains one of the most popular tourist attractions of the Tsitsikamma National Park. It hangs just seven metres above the churning waters of the river as it enters the foamy Indian Ocean. The walk is well worth the magnificent views and vistas of the turquoise ocean. You overnight at Beacon Island Resort Plettenberg Bay (or similar). Beacon Island Resort, in the heart of the picturesque Garden Route region, is one of the Western Cape’s premier resort hotels. Surrounded by forests, mountains, sun-kissed beaches, and the vastness of the ocean, this award-winning Plettenberg Bay hotel and resort is a relaxing destination for family holidays, corporate events, and romantic breaks. Each of the hotel’s en-suite rooms features beautiful views of the ocean or lagoon. Day 4: Breakfast follows the drive to the town of Knysna where you enjoy a Featherbed Eco Experience at the Featherbed Nature Reserve, including a Ferry ride, Trail, Nature Walk & Buffet Lunch, or as an alternative, a Paddle Cruiser - to Knysna Heads. Drive for approximately 2 hours to a Game Lodge where you will enjoy a sunset game drive in an open Jeep with an experienced game ranger who will bring you possible sightings of lion, elephant, white rhino, buffalo and cheetah. The Game Lodge is also home to giraffe, zebra and numerous antelope species such as bontebok, red hartebeest, kudu, eland, impala, springbuck and many more. Return to the lodge and enjoy refreshments around the fire at the Boma after which dinner is served. Stay here for 2 nights in a Luxury Suite. This luxuriously appointed and perfectly positioned free standing suite offers a spacious room with private deck overlooking the game reserve. The en-suite bathroom boasts a free standing bath, double vanity and separate shower. For the adventurous, the outside bath and shower set in the African bush will take your breath away. Day 5: An early morning sunrise game drive give you an appetite for a scrumptious breakfast after which you relax or take part in an optional guided game walk to enjoy sightings of various antelope species including giraffe, red hartebeest and over numerous bird species. Another sunset game drive is included. ​ Day 6: An early morning sunrise game drive is followed by breakfast and your return to Cape Town along Route 62, the world's longest wine route. You’ll pass through breath-taking scenery and have plenty of rest stops. Another wine tasting during lunch will be enjoyed. You will be dropped off at your Cape Town hotel or the airport. Book and pay for 6 adults and get your spot for free! (T&Cs apply) Book a Tour ​ Request your date here ​ - Group discounts for 6 and more ​ Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfast and Dinner Driver/guide Game drives in an open vehicles Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Alcoholic drinks Lunch Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Optional activities Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts

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1-day Tour Magalies Adventure, Horse Trail Safari and Zipline Experience “At a time, several millions of years ago, the inland plain and drainage wetland underwent massive geological upheaval and the area slit into two sections, and the ground tilted to the north, forming a line of two parallel mountain ranges which stretch for some 120 kilometers, from Pretoria, through Rustenburg to the Pilanesberg. This was the birth of the Magaliesberg Mountain range, which forms a natural barrier between the lower lying bushveld to the north, and the cooler highveld to the South and is the “meeting point” of many a species.” Itinerary: You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 8 am and 9 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote ( amatungulutours@gmail.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. This adventurous tour will take you to the Magaliesberg region, where we visit the Harties Horse Trail Safaris where you will have an unforgettable experience on a 1.5 hour horse trail safari that will get you into reaching distance of wildlife. The following wildlife can be seen up close from horseback: Giraffe, Kudu, Blue Wildebeest, Nyala, Impala, Ostrich, Blesbuck, Zebra, Springbuck. You might also see exotic wildlife which includes: Sable, Golden Wildebeest, white Blesbuck and more. Children from the age 6 and older can join on the ride BUT they MUST be able to steer their own horse. After this, we stop at the Monate Citrus Kelder to taste the flavours of locally brewed fruit varieties into spirits called Mampoer and choose one of the delightful restaurants for lunch (not included). Having a cable car ride to the top of the Magalies Mountain, we can enjoy the spectacular views from the top. Following this is Ama Zwing Zwing Zip Lines, to enjoy this unique adventure of sliding on steel cables while viewing game below! With a total length of 1.3 km, made up of 7 slides, this adventure in the sky continues over ten platforms ranging in height from 2m up to 14m. ​ Book in USD Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​ Alcoholic drinks Drinks Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts see Booking Tariffs - Cash payment in ZAR possible - Free for children under 4 - Group discounts for 5 and more - Door to door pick up possible - Email for quote request Book in ZAR

4-day Package Tour - Gauteng Historical Tour, Lion Park & Magalies Adventure or Pilanesberg Big 5 Game Drive Gauteng means “place of gold”, after the 1886 discovery of gold in Johannesburg. It is a city built on dreams of great wealth and now becoming a true cosmopolitan African city. Many sites related to the country’s 20th-century struggle to end segregation, including the Apartheid Museum. Pretoria (Tshwane), the capital of South Africa is only 50 km away and houses many more museums and places of interest. Itinerary: You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 8 am and 9 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote (info@ amatungulu.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. Day 1: This tour takes you into the most famous sprawling township in Africa, home of about 2 million people. Full of surprise and contrast, Soweto is a township located on the South-Western side of Johannesburg. It is home to sites of historical importance; as many of the struggles were fought against the injustices of the apartheid. We start this tour by crossing the Nelson Mandela Bridge to visit the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg's Newtown Cultural District. You will see the Telkom Tower, an imposing 269 meters tall and Constitution Hill, where we take a highlights tour. Now to Vilakazi Street where we can relive the history of two Nobel Peace Prize winners: Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu. We visit the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum, and then the Mandela House Museum. Have an authentic African eating experience at a local restaurant and end the day with a drive past the Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital, the largest in the Southern Hemisphere, and the Orlando power station’s towers. Overnight at a 3/4 star hotel. ​ Day 2: Pretoria was named after one of the "Voortrekker" leaders Andries Pretorius, and is the administrative capital of South Africa. The many historic buildings, museums and monuments make this a historical ‘heimat’ of South Africa. It is also called the "Garden City" due to the abundance of Jacaranda trees flowering into a sea of purple. It is the capital city and steeped in the history of South Africa. On entering Pretoria city centre, we visit the historic Church Square with its beautiful buildings and the Kruger Statue. Visit the Voortrekker Monument to study the Pioneer history of South Africa and the history of the Afrikaner (Lunch en-route not included). We then traverse to the Sammy Marks Museum for a guided tour through the Marks Mansion. Visitors hear the story of Sammy Marks and his family, their experience throughout the South African War and Marks’s achievements as businessman and entrepreneur. Union Buildings concludes this rich South African heritage excursion. We overnight at a 3/4 star hotel. Day 3: The Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve is a game reserve in Gauteng covering 1200 hectares. Besides the game drive where white lions and rhinoceros can be seen, visitors can view a wide variety of game including some very rare and endangered species and can expect to see in excess of 650 head of game. The Reserve falls within the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site (COHWHS). You can choose from a big variety of additional things to do here, from lion, cheetah and wild dog feeding, live snake display, a visit to the vulture hide and predator camp. It includes a visit to the Wonder Caves, a Natural Wonder 5 – 10 million years old, where Cave Pearls, Stalactites & Stalagmite Formations up to 15 m, and a Rim Stone pool can be seen. (We have lunch at one of the restaurants, own cost) Overnight at a 3/4 star hotel. Day 4: “At a time, several millions of years ago, the inland plain and drainage wetland underwent massive geological upheaval and the area slit into two sections, and the ground tilted to the north, forming a line of two parallel mountain ranges which stretch for some 120 kilometres, from Pretoria, through Rustenburg to the Pilanesberg. This was the birth of the Magaliesberg Mountain range, which forms a natural barrier between the lower lying Bushveld to the north, and the cooler Highveld to the South and is the “meeting point” of many a species.” ​ You have the option to choose between the Magalies Adventure or a Pilanesberg Big 5 Game Drive. See itinerary here. ​ Magalies Adventure: ​ Having a cable car ride to the top of the Magalies Mountain, we can enjoy the spectacular views from the top. You will then go to the Harties Horse Trail Safaris where you will have an unforgettable experience on a 1.5 hour horse trail safari that will get you into reaching distance of wildlife. The following wildlife can be seen up close from horseback: Giraffe, Kudu, Blue Wildebeest, Nyala, Impala, Ostrich, Blesbuck, Zebra, Springbuck. You might also see exotic wildlife which includes: Sable, Golden Wildebeest, white Blesbuck and more. Children from the age 6 and older can join on the ride BUT they MUST be able to steer their own horse. After this, we stop at the Monate Citrus Kelder to taste the flavours of locally brewed fruit varieties into spirits called Mampoer and choose one of the delightful restaurants for lunch (not included). Following this is Ama Zwing Zwing Zip Lines, to enjoy this unique adventure of sliding on steel cables while viewing game below! With a total length of 1.3 km, made up of 7 slides, this adventure in the sky continues over ten platforms ranging in height from 2m up to 14m. We take you back to the airport, or for another tour by Amatungulu Tours. (B) see Booking Tariffs - Cash payment in ZAR possible - Free for children under 4 - Group discounts for 5 and more - Door to door pick up possible - Email for quote request Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Meals as indicated in itinerary (B= breakfast x 3 Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Meals Lunch and Dinner Alcoholic drinks Drinks Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts O.R.Tambo Soweto Hartbeespoort Liliesleaf Farm Lion Nature Reserve Pilanesberg

Soweto half day tour Discover the township’s troubled history and rich cultural heritage as you stroll down Vilikazi Street, learn about the Youth Uprising in 1976 at the Hector Pieterson Museum, and visit the Nelson Mandela House Museum. Itinerary: You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour : 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Your centrally located hotel, 3. Home pick up Please request a quote (info@ amatungulu.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. This tour takes you into the most famous sprawling township in Africa, home of about 2 million people. Full of surprise and contrast, Soweto is a township located on the South-Western side of Johannesburg. It is home to sites of historical importance; as many of the struggles were fought against the injustices of the apartheid. You drive to Vilakazi Street where we can relive the history of two Nobel Peace Prize winners: Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu. We visit the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum, and then the Mandela House Museum. We have lunch (not included) at a local township restaurant if time allows, and ending the tour with a drive past the Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital, the largest in the Southern Hemisphere and the Orlando power station’s towers. ​ Learn about local life and culture in Soweto township Visit the Hector Peterson Memorial and Museum Visit the Nelson Mandela House Museum Choice of morning or afternoon tour departure Experience a fascinating glimpse of bustling neighbourhood life On route, you will pass by a stadium also known as Soccer City or The Calabash, which hosted the opening and closing matches of the 2010 World Cup finals. Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​​ Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Book 3 days before the tour starts from US$ 60 - Cash payment in ZAR possible - Free for children under 4 - Group discounts for 5 and more - Door to door pick up possible - Email for quote request Included: Entrance fees Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle

ZAR special offers available here Safari holidays to South Africa day tour bookings in ZAR Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts Soweto/Apartheid History / Pick up point indicated by you. Book Now! This option is to make payments in South African Rand. Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts. Heritage and Historical Pretoria / Pick up point indicated by you. Book Now! This option is to make payments in South African Rand. Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts. Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve, Wonder Cave and Liliesleaf Farm. / Pick up point indicated by you. Book Now! This option is to make payments in South African Rand. Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts. Magalies Adventure, Horse Trail Safari and Zipline Experience / Pick up point indicated by you. Book Now! This option is to make payments in South African Rand. Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts. Pilanesberg Game Safari / Pick up point indicated by you. Book Now! This option is to make payments in South African Rand. Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts. Cradle of Human Kind / Pick up point indicated by you. Book Now! This option is to make payments in South African Rand. Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts. pilanesb pretoria

8-day Namaqualand Flower Tour ​ Namaqualand is a place where one can experience nature in a special and extraordinary way and is steeped in the story of the Namaqualand daisies; an abundance of fertile flowers that transform the almost lifeless Namaqualand into a beautiful floral display of beauty in spring. It was once the hunting ground of the Bushman, with wonderful stories of survival in an unfriendly and unforgiving world, until the rains come and everything unfolds in an unprecedented floral splendour. ​ Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 6 am and 7 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote (info@ amatungulu.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. ​ Day 1: Johannesburg - Kimberley -500km Depart early from Johannesburg / Pretoria in a westerly direction. The road takes us through the plains of the old Western Transvaal, across the Vaal River. We stop several times along the way and view the great hole of Kimberley during which the glory of the social life that followed the discovery of diamonds is experienced. We spend the night in Kimberley with your normal or luxury accommodation options. ​ Day 2: Kimberley - Upington -410km History lies dotted on the R64 that runs west from Kimberley over places with names such as Schmidtsdrift, Campbell, Griquatown, Boegoeberg to Upington. Already here we can see some of the Kalahari sand dunes along the way and if we are lucky gemsbok and springbok. Dried fruit is bought along the road. A stop at Augrabies is part of the travel program. We spend the night in Upington. ​ Day 3: Upington – Kamieskroon- 550km We hope that this year's flower season will be long and the East wind will stay away. We drive to Springbok and enjoy lunch at a restaurant. Then to the Namaqua National Park. Here it's just splendour of colour where you look. We spend the night in the vicinity of Kamieskroon. ​ Day 4: Kamieskroon - Lamberts Bay -425km After breakfast we travel through the Knersvlakte in the direction of the Bokkeveld mountain range where we will drive up the Van Rhyns Pass which offers some incredible views over Namaqualand. Then to the quiver tree nursery in Vanrhynsdorp, a refuge of species from the region. We visit the flower bulb capital of the world, Nieuwoudtville, where the bulb species grow in the 'Boland of the Namaqualand'. We hunt the most beautiful areas for wildflowers, for common flower species, and also visit the Hantam Botanical Garden. After this we drive to Lamberts Bay, with a stop at Clanwilliam to visit the Rooibos tea factory shop and the Ramskop Nature Park. ​ Day 5: Lambertsbaai – Langebaan - 170km Lambertsbaai owes its origins to simple beginnings as a fishing village. From here we travel to the West Coast National Park, against the background of the blue lagoon, white dunes, rare fynbos, green wetlands and boundless waves, there is much to experience, we see the wildlife in the park, and especially enjoy the Postberg part. We spend the night in Langebaan. Day 6: Langebaan – Matjiesfontein – 300km Start the drive back inland after we say goodbye to the West Coast and experience the open spaces of the Karoo after we cross the Cape fold mountains. The Cape Fold Belt is a late Paleozoic fold and thrust belt, which affected the sequence of sedimentary rock layers of the Cape Supergroup in the southwestern corner of South Africa. Overnight in the Matjiesfontein area. (Optional lunch at "die Strandloper" if group agrees) ​ Day 7: Matjiesfontein - Gariep dam- 600km After breakfast we leave for Gariep dam. It's a long road but we often stop to stretch our legs. Overnight at A’damsview which is considered a place with one of the best views over the interior of South Africa, and enjoys the breathtaking views over the largest dam. (or similar accommodation) Day 8: Gariep Dam - Home -650km From Gariep we drive to Bloemfontein. There we pay a short visit to the Women's Monument. After another long day we come home with beautiful memories. Download Afrikaans PDF version here Highlights: ​ 1. Big hole of Kimberley 2. Augrabies falls 3. Namaqa Nature Park 4. Kokerboom nursery in Vanrhynsdorp 5. Hantam Botanical Garden 6. Rooibos tea shop in Clanwilliam 7. Ramskop Nature Park 8. West Coast National Park 9. Gariep dam 10. Women's Monument A deposit of 40% is required when a booking is made. Last payment must be made no later than 15 days before the tour starts. Prices are calculated as follows: Normal: (4-5 people) R 11450 pp sharing, Single person supplement: R 3900 (6+ people) R 10780 pp sharing ​ Luxury: (4-5 people) R 18900 pp sharing, Single person supplement: R 5850 (6+ people) R 1485 0 pp sharing ​ child age 4-12 half price child age 0-3 free Included: Accommodation Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfast and Dinner Driver/guide Transport by private air- conditioned vehicle ​ Excluded: Excess luggage charges Lunch Alcoholic drinks​ Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees ​ The groups can range from a min. of 4 people to a max. of 19 ​ ​ Tour date: 2024-08-17 Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Note: It is important to remember that the flowering season is determined by the rainy season in the Western Cape, and therefore we reserve the right to change our daily travel plans to suit the weather. We also have the right to change the program according to the place where the flowers are best during the tour and for the group. Where accommodation is not available, we reserve the right to book similar places. Accommodation is determined according to normal (3 star), or luxury, (3.5-5 star) options. You stay in different nearby places depending on your package. In some places the accommodation is at the same place, but with more luxurious rooms. If there is no restaurant at our accommodation, the food is cooked by our team, or you will receive meal vouchers for the following amounts: breakfast: R 120, dinner: R 250.

5-day Package Tour - Kruger Park, Panorama Route & Eswatini Tour Mpumalanga means “The place where the sun rises!” ascends towards mountain peaks and then terminates in an immense escarpment in the north-east. In some places, this escarpment plunges hundreds of meters down to the low-lying area known as the Lowveld. This Safari holiday to South Africa is an excellent choice for people who want to enjoy spectacular scenery, combined with game drives to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo). It traverses into Eswatini after 4 days to showcase the best there is to offer. Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 6 am and 8 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote (info@ amatungulu.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. Day 1: You will begin the journey at a centrally located spot in Gauteng and drive through some of the most scenic areas of the Eastern part of South Africa. Drive for about 5 hours to the Panorama Route then view Pinnacle Rock and experience the amazing view from God’s Window. (Lunch en-route not included, restaurants available) You will then visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. From here, you will visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and then head to the Blyde River Canyon, where you will overnight in a chalet at the resort: Forever Blyde Canyon (or similar). Dinner at the restaurant. ​ Day 2: You will leave after breakfast to take a boat trip on the Blyde Dam. An interpretation tour will take you to the Kadishi Tufa waterfall and the Three Rondawels. An abundance of wildlife will keep you distracted while learning more about the natural history of the Blyde Canyon. The Kadishi Tufa waterfall, at 200 meters (around 660 feet) in height, is the second tallest Tufa Waterfall on earth and also known as ‘the weeping face of nature’. From here you will head to the heart of the Kruger National Park through the Orpen gate, watching game as you head to the Satara Rest Camp. (Lunch en-route not included, restaurants available) The Satara Rest Camp is situated in an excellent game viewing area, with the bush relatively open and the animals plentiful and diverse. Satara is well wooded and the bird-life is prolific. The calls of owls and night-jars add to the symphony that is punctuated intermittently by the whoop of hyena, the screech of jackal and the roars of lion. Enjoy a *Sunset Game Drive which transitions into the night where you can see the nocturnal activities of Kruger's secretive creatures, and lasts at least 3 hours. Dinner at the restaurant follows. Overnight in a bungalow or cottage at the Satara Rest Camp, or similar. (You h ave the choice to do an optional activity like an early morning game drive/walk.) ​ Day 3: Starting the game drive early after coffee in your touring vehicle, you explore every possible opportunity to view the spectacular wildlife scenery. Chances are excellent to spot a variety of some of the estimated number of animals: Lion, 1 620 – 1750, Leopard, 1 000, Cheetah, 120, Wild dog, 120, Spotted hyena, 5340, Elephant, 13 750, Burchell's zebra, 23 700 - 35 300, Hippopotamus, 3 100, Warthog, 3 100 - 5 700, Giraffe, 6 800 - 10 300, Buffalo, 37 130, Eland, 460, Roan antelope, 90, Sable antelope, 290, Greater kudu, 11 200, etc. (Brunch en-route, restaurants available) You overnight at a lodge on the banks of the crocodile river, just outside the park. Day 4: Breakfast follows a tour to Eswatini, with a show of glass blowing at Ngwenya Glass factory which evolved as a community project that recycles used glass, King Sobuza Memorial Park, the Candle factory which also evolved as a community project where locals learnt and perfected the skill of molding wax to shapes and patterns that are unique, Go Rural – another community based project focused on the use of special type of grass to weave different household artifacts. Lastly, Mantenga cultural village and Mantenga falls. On the whole, the tour is also filled in by a continuous narrative by our professional guide touching on aspects of African culture and traditions which are still alive in the country through the country’s monarchical democratic system as they prefer to call it. Overnight at a lodge on the banks of the crocodile river, just outside the park. Day 5: You have the option to drive along the new declared UNESCO world heritage site, the Barberton Makhonjwa Geotrail. (dependable on road conditions) The Barberton Makhonjwa Mountains represents the best-preserved succession of volcanic and sedimentary rock dating back 3.6 to 3.25 billion years, when the first continents were starting to form on the primitive earth. We head back to Johannesburg and we leave you at the O.R. Tambo airport for your flight back home, or take another tour with Amatungulu Tours. We recommended booking an excursion to Freedom Park Museum, the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria and other places of interest if your flight is due a day or more later. Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfasts (excellent restaurants offering a big variety of food available) Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle for the 7 day option, click this button Book a Tour ​ ​ Email request for your start date ​ - Group discounts for 6 and more ​ ​ More dates & Tariffs South Africa is a big country of 1,219,912 km2 (471,011 sq mi). On this tour you will be travelling an average of 400 km per day. The itinerary is subjected to slight changes according to weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances. You will enter malaria areas on this tour. Besides using mosquito repellent, it is advisable to consult your doctor before you depart. Bring sunblock, a sunhat, walking shoes, binoculars and cameras. *Please take note that the minimum age for a game drive in an open safari vehicle during the 3 hour sunset drive is 6. Parents can take turns to do game drives as there are other drives as well. Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Lunch and Dinners Alcoholic drinks​ Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 8 weeks before the tour starts O.R.Tambo Dullstroom Barberton Lower Sabie Pilgrim's Rest Blyde River Canyon Satara Kruger Park Eswatini

5-day Package Tour – Wild Coast adventure with traditional Xhosa hospitality The Wild Coast is a stunning section of Eastern Cape coastline stretching from East London in the south to the border of KwaZulu-Natal in the north. It is the home of the Xhosa people and incorporates estuaries, sandy beaches, natural heritage sites, craggy cliffs, waterfalls, and rolling hills, providing spectacular scenery and real authentic traditional experiences... This tour is a top choice for Safari holidays to South Africa, as it explores some of the best kept secrets and most beautiful beaches. Meet us at your centrally located hotel or the Port Elizabeth International Airport between 07:00 am and 08:00 am. Itinerary: Day 1: You take the road to the north from Port Elizabeth (Nelson Mandela Bay) to the spectacular Wild Coast along the roads of the Transkei, and see how the Xhosa people still live in their traditional rondavel huts, with farm animals grazing by the side of the road against the backdrop of the Drakensberg in the distance! We veer off the N2 to “The Hole in the Wall”, one of South Africa's most famous tourist attractions. The locals call this "izi Khaleni" which means place of thunder. During certain seasons and water conditions, the waves clap in such a way that the concussion can be heard throughout the valley. If you want to have a real authentic traditional experience, sleep in a rural rondawel (separate sleeping and ablution huts) of a traditional Xhosa village and taste a home-cooked meal. You also have the choice to stay at the 3 star Hole-in-the-Wall Hotel. ​ Day 2: Spend another day at “The Hole in the Wall”, at a spectacular beach in the area, do a hike along the coast, explore Coffee Bay and mingle with the locals during a traditional Xhosa village experience. (https://mg.co.za/article/2019-04-23-mini-guide-to-coffee-bay-eastern-cape ) Day 3: Breakfast follows the drive to another spectacular holiday resort on the stunning Wild Coast in the Eastern Cape. This unique Wild Coast hotel is the perfect place for a peaceful, tranquil holiday or for the more adventurous traveler wanting to experience the many amazing natural treasures like waterfalls and forests this coast has to offer. You are free to do hikes or relax on the pristine beaches for the rest of the day, and spend the night here.(https://mbotyi.co.za/) Day 4: Breakfast follows the hike to the spectacular 93 metre high Waterfall Bluff, one of only a few waterfalls on Earth that plunge directly into the ocean. The only way to get there is via the Waterfall Bluff hiking Trail. It requires a bit of effort to do this but the rewards are immense. This remains one of the most exciting walks for the seasoned hiker. If you do a return trip from the lodge, the distance is 28km, where you will see undisturbed, clear streams and ascend up the back of Sugarloaf Hill to a plateau. Your guide will also point out the Eggossa fault to you. A highlight along this route is to see one of the endemic Mkambati palms, which are indigenous to this area. Walking along the cliffs overlooking the Indian Ocean where whales and dolphins abound, you will come across Cathedral Rock, a well- known landmark. After crossing the Mlambomkulu River, with its pristine pools, the trails lead you down to the coast and Waterfall Bluff. The cliffs form a huge overhanging cave, called Grotto Cave and supplies excellent shade. We stay at a lodge in the area for the night. (https://mbotyi.co.za/) ​ Day 5: The Hibiscus coast with its inviting stretch of Indian Ocean which sometimes presents the year-round delights of frolicking dolphins and majestic, cruising whales, provide the spectacular scenery for the drive to Durban (King Shaka) International Airport where we leave you, or you consider doing more tours with Amatungulu Tours. Book now! Book a Tour ​ ​ More dates & Tariffs ​ Request your date. ​ - Group discounts for 6 and more You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfast Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts

1-day Tour Cradle of Human Kind The North-West province allows a traveller to explore a variety of rich cultural heritage and history, combined with wonderful nature and wildlife scenery not very far from Johannesburg and the O.R. Tambo airport. This is one of the best day tours in Gauteng, where we visit The Cradle of Human Kind to muse about our origins. Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 8 am and 9 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote ( amatungulutours@gmail.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. We drive to The Cradle of Human Kind/Maropeng for a tour of a journey back in time from the start of our universe, some 14-billion years ago. We visit the Tumulus building to browse the interactive displays, have lunch (own cost) at the Tumulus restaurant and then go to the Sterkfontein Caves to see where world-acclaimed fossils were discovered. The Sterkfontein Caves are owned by the University of the Witwatersrand, whose scientists have been responsible for the main excavations of the World Heritage Site. They are credited with many of the famous discoveries including the world famous “Mrs Ples” and “Little Foot”, an almost complete Australopithecus skeleton dating back more than 3-million years.The tours at the Sterkfontein Caves start above ground and then take visitors deep into the caves. We recommend booking an excursion to Freedom Park Museum, the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria and other places of interest with us. see Booking Tariffs - Cash payment in ZAR possible - Free for children under 4 - Group discounts for 5 and more - Door to door pick up possible - Email for quote request Book in USD Book in ZAR Included: ​​​Entrance fees​ Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: ​​​Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts

6-day Package Tour – Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg, Battlefields Route & Midlands Meander A barrier of upward-pointing spears for the Zulu name “Quathlamba”, describes the craggy pinnacles that form the most spectacular part of the Great Escarpment of Southern Africa’s major watershed. The name “Drakensberg” derives from Dutch, meaning “mountain of the dragon”, for the jagged peaks seem like a natural domain for these fabled creatures. Explore the intriguing history of the bygone battlefields, while enjoying spectacular wildlife scenery. Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two early, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 8 am and 9 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote ( amatungulutours@gmail.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. ​ Day 1: Leaving from the O.R. Tambo airport in Johannesburg, we head to the province of Kwazulu Natal to discover the Battlefields Route. A cross-shaped Memorial in honour of British Soldiers who died during battles around the Volksrust and Amersfoort areas is to be visited in the town of Volksrust. (Lunch en-route) We spend the night at Ndaka Safari Lodge at Nambiti (or similar) and enjoy a game drive to see the big 5 (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo). (D) Day 2: We head to Ladysmith and tour the Ladysmith, Elandslaagte and Isandlwana Battlefields. Lunch is enjoyed en route, and we stay for the second night at the Ndaka Safari Lodge (or similar). After a morning game drive on the third day, we leave for Winterton in the Drakensberg. (B, L, D) Day 3: As we head to the Drakensberg Boys Choir’s Wednesday-afternoon concert, we visit the Thokozisa Lifestyle Centre at the Eastern side of Champaign Valley to view some Zulu arts and crafts and have lunch at the restaurant. Now we visit the Dragon Rock Reptile Centre and then head over to the Drakensberg Boys Choir concert . We spend the night at the Monks Cowl Golf Resort (or similar). (B) Day 4: We head out to do the Drakensberg Canopy Tour and then to the Midlands Meander route, and visit the Wine Cellar and Mouse Trap Deli , Marrakesh Cheese and Chocolate Heaven where we savor a drink at the delightful Bierfassl restaurant. Tsonga shoes and bags are next, and then we visit the Mandela Monument . We overnight at Fern Hill Hotel near Howick (or similar). Day 5: We are on our way to the Dundee-Rorke’s Drift area for a tour of the battlefields and historical sites of Blood River/Ncome/Talana. “By 1836 relations between the British rulers in the Cape and the Dutch settlers had reached an all- time low. They decided to pack-up their worldly goods load them onto covered wagons and head into the largely unknown interior of South Africa. Thus began in 1836 the exodus that would be recorded by history as ‘The Great Trek’! The north, west and eastward movement of this exodus of Trekkers, who became known as Voortrekkers inevitably led to conflict with the indigenous peoples who inhabited the hinterland. Trek leader Piet Retief and his party were killed at King Dingane’s capital of Mgungundlovu in February 1838…”. Lunch is enjoyed en route, and we spend our last night at The Lapha in Dundee (or similar). Day 6: Heading on our way back to the airport in Johannesburg, you can go to the Apartheid Museum as an optional activity. We recommend booking an excursion to Freedom Park Museum, the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria and other places of interest if your flight is due a day or more later. Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Meals (B=breakfast x 1, L=lunch x 3, D=dinner x 3 Alcoholic drinks Drinks Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Book a Tour ​ - Group discounts for 6 and more ​ More dates & Tariffs Book now! Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Meals as indicated in itinerary (B=breakfast x 4, L=lunch x 0, D=dinner x 2) Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Welcome pack, and free use of smart phone and data You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 8 weeks before the tour starts From O.R. Tambo Volksrust Dundee Ladysmith Winterton Howick

3-day - Mapungubwe Amazement Discover an ancient African Kingdom, Southern Africa’s first, established at Mapungubwe Hill between 1200 and 1290 AD. Home to a powerful tribe that flourished on trading with Eastern cultures such as China and India, Mapungubwe saw the rise and fall of this great civilisation more than 700 years ago. This is the place where archaeologists excavated the famous golden rhino and other evidence of a wealthy African kingdom. The Kingdom of Mapungubwe World Heritage Site was a medieval state in South Africa located at the confluence of the Shashe and Limpopo rivers, south of Great Zimbabwe. The name is derived from either TjiKalanga and Tshivenda. The name might mean "Hill of Jackals". The Kingdom of Mapungubwe lasted about 80 years, and at its height the capital's population was about 5000 people. This archaeological site can be attributed to the BuKalanga Kingdom, which comprises the Bakalanga people from northeast Botswana, the Kalanga from Western Zimbabwe, the Nambya on the Zambezi Valley, and the Vha Venda in the northeast of South Africa. They crossed the Limpopo River to the south, and established their kingdom where the Shashe and Limpopo conjoined. Itinerary: ​ If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 6 am and 7 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up. Please request a quote (info@amatungulu.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. Day 1: We will begin the journey with a 5 hour drive to the Northern Province of South Africa to a Private Game Reserve, renowned for many species of magnificent game. Enjoy wildlife at our overnight stay in a Wilderness Tented Camp. This Private Game Reserve is situated in northern Limpopo, South Africa and is spread across 7,200 hectares in size, with 43 game species. There goals are to preserve and restore the environment and re-establish biological diversity while creating an up-close and personal experience that reaches into the heart and soul of every visitor. The Wilderness Tented Camp is discreetly tucked away with stunning mopane bushveld views. Each luxurious tent has an ensuite bathroom with large tub, outdoor shower, air conditioning and quality bedding. The units are set apart so as to enjoy privacy while offering comfortable furnishings, ensuring all nature lovers can relish their time in this secluded and mystifying area of South Africa. Dinner and breakfast included. A 2-hour night game drive in the reserve can be arranged as an optional activity. Day 2: A Scrumptious breakfast follows the drive to the Mapungubwe National Park where you start with a museum tour near the main gate. The extraordinary curvature and lines of of the Museum and Interpretive Centre will mesmerize all visitors but the true treasures are located inside. It was constructed with the intention of merging the natural location with the park's cultural heritage by using modern environmentally sensitive techniques, and won the World Architectural Building of the Year Award 2019. The stone-walling technique used in the building of the centre was adopted from a native method prevalent in the Mapungubwe area. The holy grail of the museum is the Golden Rhino which was discovered in a grave in 1932, more than seven centuries after the civilization inhabited the area. The museum tour ends with a short walk to a look-out point where you will be able to see the hill that was, according to legend, the inspiration behind architect Gerard Moerdijk's Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria. From here we take the “Heritage Tour”, where you will be given the opportunity to visit the elite graveyard at the top of Mapungubwe Hill, view a natural amphitheater and the entire spectrum of the region, and traverse the territory once walked upon by the ancestral Mapungubwe People - now roamed by four of the Big 5. This is a walking tour with an armed guide, lasts about 2 hours and requires a fair level of fitness as you walk up a staircase. The archaeological excavation site is also visited. The drive around the park reveal many animal species like elephant, hippopotamus, white rhinoceros, lion, leopard, cheetah, Cape wild dog, spotted hyena, brown hyena, eland, blue wildebeest, kudu, zebra, bushbuck, waterbuck, impala, klipspringer, duiker, steenbok, red hartebeest, oryx, giraffe, warthog, bush pig, aardvark and baboon. With its proximity close to Botswana and Zimbabwe, all sorts of bird species could turn up along with the Limpopo species for South Africa such as Meve’s (Long tailed) Starling, Tropical Boubou and the reclusive Pel’s Fishing Owl.There is a high density of Verreaux’s (Black) Eagle in this craggy landscape and other raptors are also prominent. Then to visit the confluence viewpoint of the Shashe and Limpopo rivers where three countries meet. We also take a walk among the riverine forest on a raised canopy walk that takes you to a hide overlooking the Limpopo River. Overnight is in the same nearby private Game Reserve where you will be treated with fantastic African cuisine for dinner. ​ Day 3: Another scrumptious breakfast follows the 5-6 hours drive back to the OR Tambo airport, or you can book a tour to the Kruger National Park, a mere 2.5 hour drive from here. Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Half board, breakfast and dinner Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Welcome pack, and free use of smartphone and data Highlights: ​ - The Lost City on Mapungubwe Hill - Wildlife and Mystic Scenery - The Mapungubwe Interpretation Centre - Confluence Viewpoint - Tree Top Walk - Stay in a luxury Wilderness Tented Camp at a Private Game Reserve Book now! Accommodation depends on availability Transportation in a closed air-conditioned vehicle according to passenger amount Optional activities for your own cost Malaria areas will be entered, anti-malarial prophylactics should be considered. A physician or travel clinic should be consulted. Children under 12 years are not allowed to partake in certain activities, where encounters with dangerous animals are likely, please contact us for specifics. Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Lunch Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts

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7-day Coast to Coast Tour South Africa ​ See the Big Five in the oldest proclaimed game reserve in Africa, the Hluhluwe Umfolozi Game Reserve, visit spectacular beaches and stay at comfortable accommodation. This tour starts at the warm Indian Ocean coast of KwaZulu Natal on the East Coast and traverses to Cape Town at the cold Atlantic ocean on the West Coast. Itinerary: Day 1: You will be picked up at the King Shaka International Airport in Durban at the East Coast between 7 am and 8 am or at your nearby hotel and we travel north (3-hour drive) to St. Lucia, a world heritage Unesco site. Take a cruise along the St Lucia Estuary on a private barge. This gives visitor’s access to one of the most significant estuarine systems in the world, which with its extensive 80 km reach – is home to hundreds of crocodiles, hippos, fish as well as a wide variety of water birds. You stay at the Elephant Lake Hotel with spacious rooms, all standard with air conditioners (cooling only), wall safes, tea/coffee making facilities, 9 channel DSTV and en-suite with shower. Day 2: We get up early to start a full day safari at the Hluhluwe Umfolozi Game Reserve, where 1,500 white rhino and 360 black rhino, buffalo, elephant, lion and leopard, blue wildebeest, zebra, giraffe water-buck, nyala, kudu, bushbuck, warthog, cheetah, hyena and 23,000 impala and 300 species of birds have been recorded. With 96000 hectares to explore we travel within the oldest proclaimed game reserve in Africa. The reserve is world renowned for its conservation of Black and White Rhino, just to imagine less than 120 years ago less than 100 Rhino’s existed worldwide. Today the reserve boasts hundreds of Black Rhino’s and of the largest population of White Rhinos in the world. (Lunch include a Traditional South African Braai). After this Big 5 experience, we leave for the Elephant Lake Hotel and discover some of the pristine and secluded beaches of the area. Day 3: After a scrumptious breakfast, we head back to Durban for a visit to the Ushaka Marine World. We head south to overnight at the Blue Marlin Hotel, Scottburgh. (or similar) Scottburgh is a quaint village nestled alongside stretches of shoreline washed by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean with white sandy beaches, lush indigenous forests and magnificent rolling hills with a sheltered bathing beach named Scott Bay. The beach boasts a vast expanse of terraced lawns and expansive sandy beaches as well as an inviting tidal and paddling pool, perfect for families. Day 4: Before we head back to Durban to get on a flight (not included) to Cape Town, your tour group has the option to do scuba diving at Aliwal Shoal from Umkomaas, a rocky reef which is the remains of an ancient sand dune approximately 5 km off the coast. The reef is inhabited by many kinds of hard and soft corals and a variety of tropical and subtropical fish species. Once at Cape Town, you stay at the Harbour Bridge Hotel (or similar). ​ Day 5: Meet us at your centrally located hotel, or at the Nelson Mandela Gateway, V&A Waterfront from 07:3 0 am to board for Robben Island. This must-see excursion takes about 4 hours and includes a ferry trip to the Island where you will be guided to see all the historical sites around the Island. We enjoy lunch and browse through the awesome shops of the V&A Waterfront. After this, we visit the Bo-Kaap-Museum and walk the steep cobbled streets to view the Colourful houses, formerly known as the Malay Quarter. We choose one of the numerous restaurants in the vicinity to have dinner, and overnight at Harbour Bridge Hotel (or similar). Day 6: We leave for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. The first botanical garden in the world to be established (in 1913) to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Lunch is at the famous Jonkershuis Cape Malay restaurant. Visiting Groot Constantia, we taste their export quality wines. We journey along the False Bay coastline to Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, home to one of the few land-based penguin colonies in the world. Choose one of the popular restaurants in the area for dinner. Overnight at Quayside Hotel in Simon’s Town. Day 7: First visit is Cape Point, part of the Table Mountain National Park and home to an abundance of flora and fauna, and ascend the viewpoint with the Flying Dutchman Funicular. Go to the Spier Wine Farm for chocolate and wine tasting on the banks of the Spier dam. Heading out to Big Bay to take in the world-renowned view of Table Mountain and Robben Island, we have lunch at Moyo Blouberg at the West Coast, have a unique African eating experience with Africa’s finest urban cuisines. Eat, drink and have fun with the locals! We drop you at the airport or your hotel, and you consider doing another tour with Amatungulu Tours. Booking Form Book Now! Thanks! Payment information will be sent to you after your booking is processed. Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfasts - Excellent restaurants available for meals Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Flights from home Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​ Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional​ Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance Airport transfers Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 5 weeks before the tour starts

9-day - ​ Wine & Wild Luxury Tour ​ The Cape Winelands are a region close to Cape Town, boasting some of the most majestic scenery in South Africa and offers a beautiful landscape of wine hills and mountains. Cape Town, the “Mother City”, or the world’s most fabulous city, is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years. Mont Rochelle is a stunning hotel and vineyard just under an hour’s drive from Cape Town in the town of Franschhoek, which is a traditional vineyard town in the Western Cape Province famously known as the French Corner of the Cape and is considered to be the food and wine capital of South Africa. “Welcome to Mont Rochelle in the Western Cape. This truly is one of the most beautiful parts of South Africa, a country I’ve been a regular visitor to for many years. During your time with us I hope you get the opportunity to try some of the fantastic wines produced in the region and experience some of the local hospitality - I always make a point of doing so!” SIR RICHARD BRANSON ​ Sabi Sands Game Reserve is located adjacent to and shares an open border with the Kruger National Park in South Africa. Some of the species roaming the reserve are the lion, elephant, Cape buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros. Collectively these animals are also known as the "Big Five". Other animals that roam this reserve are the cheetah, hippopotamus, wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, hyena, and Cape wild dog. The reserve shares thousands of different plant varieties and all animal species with the Kruger National Park. Stay at the Ulusaba Rock Lodge in Sabi Sands Game Reserve, which is one of the lodges offering the most amazing views over the South African bushveld. Ulusaba Rock Lodge is situated on a hilltop offering uninterrupted panorama views. Be sure to enjoy an intimate experience. This luxurious safari lodge is distinctly African in style: traditional art and furnishings blend seamlessly with modern conveniences, ensuring maximum comfort. The main lodge is under thatch and boasts extensive viewing decks where guests can appreciate the vistas. Soak in the natural rock pool, in between game drives and bush walks, or enjoy a relaxing treatment in the luxurious spa. Itinerary: Day 1: Meet us at your centrally located hotel, or at the Nelson Mandela Gateway, V&A Waterfront from 08:00 am to board for Robben Island. This must-see excursion takes about 4 hours and includes a ferry trip to the Island where you will be guided to see all the historical sites around the Island. We enjoy lunch and browse through the awesome Waterfront shops. After this, we visit the Bo-Kaap-Museum and walk the steep cobbled streets to view the Colorful houses, formerly known as the Malay Quarter. We choose one of the numerous restaurants in the vicinity to have dinner, and overnight at The Table Bay Hotel, which offers the ultimate in 5-star luxury hotel accommodation in Cape Town. Considered to be the best address in Cape Town, this sophisticated property was opened in May 1997 by former South African president, Nelson Mandela. The Table Bay continues to set its own standards in international service, cuisine and luxury. Day 2: You leave our hotel for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. The first botanical garden in the world to be established (in 1913) to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Lunch is at Jonkershuis restaurant with its unique Cape Malay influenced dishes. You taste export quality wines at Groot Constantia, the oldest wine producing estate in South Africa, and with a rich history to explore. From here we go to Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, home to one of the few land-based penguin colonies in the world. Choose one of the popular restaurants in the area for dinner. We overnight at Mont Rochelle Hotel and Vineyard. Day 3: Driving in the direction of Stellenbosch, we visit the La Motte Wine Estate, recognised internationally for exceptional quality wines. With its picturesque setting, traditional cuisine and historic charm, La Motte is an enchanting choice for those who appreciate the finer things in life. Enjoy an introduction to La Motte’s internationally acclaimed wine portfolio, produced to express distinctive varietal character in a style that is classic and elegant. Back at Mont Rochelle Hotel and Vineyard where you overnight, you taste their award winning wines at one of their exciting locations like the restaurant, the bar, The Country Kitchen or wine cellar. Day 4: A scrumptious breakfast follows a visit to Cape Point, part of the Table Mountain National Park and home to an abundance of flora and fauna, and you ascend the viewpoint with the Flying Dutchman Funicular. From here we make our way along the scenic Chapman’s Peak drive to the airport for the flight to Johannesburg where you stay at the Inter Continental Johannesburg at O.R. Tambo Airport for the night. Day 5: You will begin the journey and drive through some of the most scenic areas of the Eastern part of South Africa. We visit the intriguing museums and shops in Pilgrim’s Rest and then to view Pinnacle Rock and to experience the amazing view from God’s Window (Wonder View). You visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. (Lunch en-route, restaurants available) From here we visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and then head the Blyde River Canyon, where we overnight in a 4-star chalet at the resort: Forever Blyde Canyon (buffet dinner incl.) Day 6: We leave after breakfast to take a boat trip on the Blyde Dam. An interpretation tour will take us to the Kadishi Tufa waterfall and the Three Rondawels. An abundance of wildlife will keep you distracted while learning more about the natural history of the Blyde Canyon. Completing this we head to Sabi Sands Game Reserve where you stay at the Ulusaba Rock Lodge for the following 3 nights. Here you will get that once-in-a-lifetime and unforgettable Africa safari experience. Day 7: Early morning game drives in an open 4x4 vehicle are done every day. Knowledgeable rangers with a ton of experience and a genuine passion for South African flora and fauna will guide you during your safari adventure. The rangers will be in contact with each other to track wild animals. Besides morning safaris, afternoon safaris and guided bushwalks are on offer as an option. Enjoy South Africa's beautiful nature and discover the wildlife of the area. When not on exploration in the bush, you can relax a little at the swimming pool or in the spa. More active travellers can make use of the tennis court of gym, now that's what we call a special place to work out. You are also invited to visit the wine cellar or gaze at the stars in the bush observatory. Day 8: Same as day 7. Have an optional game of golf at the Skukuza Golf Course, situated on the outskirts of Skukuza Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park. The rich wildlife sanctuary surrounding the golf course is home to the Big Five, a huge variety of birds and countless animals, which all conspire to provide the visitor with a harmonious close-to nature golfing experience. Day 9: Start your morning with an early morning game drive, have breakfast and return to Johannesburg where you can book to do a tour through Soweto, or take your flight back home. ​ Included: ​ Entrance fees National Park fees Full board Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transportation in a closed air-conditioned vehicle according to passenger amount Domestic economic flight from Cape Town to Johannesburg ​ At Ulusaba Rock Lodge: A Rock Cliff Room, upgrades possible on request All meals, served in a variety of locations around the lodges All beverages including a top-quality wine list and fine champagne The contents of your minibar Twice daily game drives A daily walking safari (weather dependent) An observatory, perfect for star gazing Informative talks on flora, fauna and conservation that can be organised on request for both adults and children Private dining for up to 6 guests at Safari Lodge’s wine cellar and Rock Lodge’s wine room (subject to availability) Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) International flights Highlights: See magnificent landscapes while driving along the Cape Winelands, Robben Island cultural tour, Bo Kaap Museum and walk, Table Mountain by Aerial Cableway, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Groot Constantia, Wine tasting at 3 wine farms, and more on request, Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, Cape Point, Table Mountain National Park, Flying Dutchman Funicular, Mont Rochelle Wine Farm, La Motte Wine Farm Get that once-in-a-lifetime and unforgettable Africa safari experience at a luxury resort ​Game drives to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo) Sunset game drive to see nocturnal species, Very good opportunities to spot the Big Five, play golf at the Skukuza Golf Course Chances to have encounters with elephant, giraffe, hippo, and antelope History of the discovery of gold in Pilgrim's Rest, See Pinnacle Rock, God’s Window, Berlin Falls, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, Boat trip on the Blyde Canyon Dam Book a Tour Email request for your start date - Group discounts for 6 and more Included: ​​ At Mont Rochelle: • A Shiraz Room, upgrades possible on request • Daily Breakfast (continental buffet and option to order from the menu) • Complimentary selection of drinks and snacks from your minibar • Laundry service (no dry cleaning available) • Complimentary wine tasting session ​ Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Note: Flights between Johannesburg and Ulusaba’s private airstrip can be arranged Besides using mosquito repellent, it is advisable to consult your doctor before you depart. Bring sunblock, a sunhat, walking shoes, binoculars and cameras. Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts

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Wellness Adventure Cape Town and the Garden Route On this wellness adventure you will re-center yourself with yoga sessions led by our expert instructors, who will guide you through an array of skills and practices to support your unique lifestyle. Our instructors are skilled to create sessions and lessons that cater to all your personal needs. To complement this you will have nourishing meals that cater for a diverse palette so you can savor every bite along with good company and conversation. Highlights: ​ Table Mountain by Aerial Cableway Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden Groot Constantia Wine tasting at 2 wine farms, and more on request Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, Cape Point Table Mountain National Park Flying Dutchman Funicular Spier Wine Farm Mineral-rich hot springs and spa Route 62 – Karoo Cango Caves Heritage Tour Bloukrans Bridge Bungee Jump Shark cage diving Guided forest walks, vegetarian cooking classes “Dolphin Encounters” boat ride Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour Book Now You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo CONSIDER DOING 8 DAYS OF SURF, YOGA AND SAFARI Itinerary: ​ Cape Town, the “Mother City”, or the world’s most fabulous city, is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years. ​ Day 1: Cape Town. 1-hour drive Begin your Cape to Kruger adventure with a magical first yoga session on top of Table Mountain. Meet us at your centrally located hotel to start this tour for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway at 7 am to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. This is followed by a visit to the first botanical garden in the world to be established (in 1913) to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Lunch is at an African cuisine restaurant. Visiting Groot Constantia, we taste their export quality wines. We journey along the False Bay coastline to Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, home to one of the few land-based penguin colonies in the world. Choose one of the popular restaurants in the area for dinner. You overnight at African Soul Surfer, the location for our first studio-based class with sweeping views of Muizenberg and where surf lessons are offered. Day 2: Cape Town to Caledon: 2-hour drive First visit is Cape Point, part of the Table Mountain National Park and home to an abundance of flora and fauna. Depending on the weather conditions you might hike a light downward trail to the stunning Dias beach to enjoy your morning yoga session next to the ocean. You also visit the viewpoint with the Flying Dutchman Funicular. Driving in the direction of Stellenbosch, we go to the Spier Wine Farm for chocolate and wine tasting on the banks of the Spier dam. Overnight at The Caledon Hotel and Spa which has an impressive view of the Klein Swartberg Mountains and the continuing wheat fields. The hotel is situated around an hours’ drive away from Cape Town and offers guests mineral-rich hot springs and spa with three restaurants, a gym, and children’s activities offered to all guests. The wellness centre is equipped with comfortable seating, natural hot springs, lap pool, steam room, sauna, frigidarium (The distinctive brown colour of the water is due to the rich mineral content known as chalybeate.), Swiss shower, elegant Victorian Bath House (erected 1897 and outdoor Jacuzzi, as well as a great Zen Garden. A full range of spa treatments including massages, body wraps, facials, and beauty therapies are on offer as an option. ​ Day 3: You stay at the Caledon Hotel and Spa for another day where you can do yoga and to make most use of the wellness facilities. You also have the option to go with your tour Guide to do shark cage diving. (not included) Day 4: Caledon to Knysna via the Cango Caves: 5-hour drive Starting our journey to the Garden Route, we move on to the town of Oudtshoorn with Route 62. This route delivers an unforgettable South African travelling experience, making of life-long memories. After visiting the Cango Caves for a Heritage Tour, we head down the scenic Outeniqua Pass and onto the green forests and beaches of the Garden Route. We go to Buffalo Bay for a rejuvenating beach walk. Buffalo Bay beach is a blue flag beach located in Goukamma Nature Reserve, between the coastal towns of Knysna and Sedgefield, along the Western Cape Garden Route. The beach is characterized by dune fields, coastal fynbos, and a forest that flanks the long white sands. Overnight is at the Peace of Eden Nature Lodge and Vegan Retreat. This is “rustic, eco and natural, our accommodation is earthy and creative, your shower water is golden brown, our drinking water is straight from the heavens, and know that here in the country, ‘things’ with 4 legs rule! We are here to chat to the monkeys, clap when the baboons come visiting, give you clean sheets and generally ensure you have a peaceful carefree time with little bits of spice thrown in the mix with the peace, and where guided forest walks, massages, vegetarian cooking classes, yoga and meditations can be arranged.”(or similar accommodation in Knysna). ​ The Garden Route is a stretch of the south-eastern coast of South Africa which extends from Witsand in the Western Cape to the border of Tsitsikamma Storms River in the Eastern Cape. The name comes from the verdant and ecologically diverse vegetation encountered here and the numerous estuaries and lakes dotted along the coast. Day 5: Knysna return: 3-hour drive Breakfast follows a drive through Knysna and to the town of Plettenberg Bay, where you can take a boat ride for a “Dolphin Encounters” excursion of 1,5 to 2 hours at Ocean Blue Adventures. (highly weather dependable) You go to the world’s highest bungee jump at Bloukrans Bridge. Standing 709 feet (216 meters) above the Bloukrans River, the arch bridge is the ideal place to bungee jump. This is an optional activity (own expense), and you are free to watch the bungee jumpers take the plunge. Alternative to the “Dolphin Encounters” boat ride you can do one of the activities at Stormsriver Adventures: a Tsitsikama Woodcutters Journey or a Tsitsikama Canopy Tour. Overnight is at the Peace of Eden Nature Lodge and Vegan Retreat. Day 6: Knysna to Cape Town: 6-hour drive After you did some activities at your choice at the Peace of Eden Nature Lodge we head back to Cape Town and visit some of the amusing farm stalls on the way. ​ ​ Important information: ​ Amount of participants must be 4 and more to have a yoga Instructor traveling with you during the entire tour. If there are less than 4 travelers, this tour can start and then yoga will be done at overnight retreats with instructors, if available. Yoga will however always be coached at Cape Town. The itinerary is subjected to slight changes according to weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances. Bring sunblock, a sunhat, walking shoes, binoculars and cameras. Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Yoga mats Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfasts Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Book Now Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Meals as per itinerary Lunch and dinners Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees

1-day Tour Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve, Wonder Cave and Liliesleaf Farm. The Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve is a game reserve in Gauteng covering 1200 hectares. Besides the game drive where white lions and rhinoceros can be seen, visitors can view a wide variety of game including some very rare and endangered species and can expect to see in excess of 650 head of game. The Reserve falls within the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site (COHWHS). Visit one of the city's most underrated museums, Liliesleaf Farm. Itinerary: You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 8 am and 9 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote ( amatungulutours@gmail.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. The Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve is a short drive of 30 minutes outside Johannesburg. You can choose from a big variety of additional things to do here, from lion, cheetah and wild dog feeding, live snake display, a visit to the vulture hide and predator camp. It includes a visit to the Wonder Caves, a Natural Wonder 5 – 10 million years old, where Cave Pearls, Stalactites & Stalagmite Formations up to 15 m, and a Rim Stone pool can be seen. (We have lunch at one of the restaurants, own cost) From here we go to one of the city's most underrated museums, Liliesleaf Farm. This was the secret headquarters of the ANC (African National Congress) during the 1960s and reopened as a museum in 2008. Here we can learn the story of South Africa’s liberation struggle through a series of high-tech, interactive exhibits. Book in USD Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​ Alcoholic drinks Drinks Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts see Booking Tariffs - Cash payment in ZAR possible - Free for children under 4 - Group discounts for 5 and more - Door to door pick up possible - Email for quote request Book in ZAR

Member of INF and GNA Click me to see an exciting new tour! Discover tour options for amazing naturist vacations. Tailor-make your tours from these naturist accommodation venues: Click on resort to read touring options: 13 day Sun Kissed Villa Naturist friendly accommodation in Cape Town with splendid sea and mountain views - read more here for tour options Vacation at a special location tba To be announced by a local Nudist Association Ask info@amatungulu.com Bare Necessities Explore the Cape Garden Route from here, the Cango Caves etc.- read more here for tour options Harmony Nature Farm, SunEden Naturist Resort No clothes resorts: Harmony Nature Farm, SunEden Naturist Resort, Kiepersolkloof Nature Reserve - read more here for tour options Big Sky Cottages In a region well known for its beautiful wine farms and mountain ranges - read more here for tour options Phabeni at Kruger Park Lodge A magnificent base for a wonderful Big 5 safari experience, or just a place to get away and relax - read more here for tour options Some facts about NATURISM in South Africa, read it here THESE ARE daily excursions starting from various naturist/nudist resorts in South Africa, meaning you will stay as long as you want to and soak up all the free available sun , and then our naturist tour guide will take you out on day OR MULTI-DAY TOURS to spectacular and wonderful sightings, game reserves and to experience exciting activities. See map. ​ SEE a LONGER TOUR OPTION as example BELOW. 9-day Package Tour – Eden Tour The Eden Tour is created to cater for the worldwide demand of Naturists/ Nudists to enjoy some of the most picturesque places in South Africa. Hosting some of the best beaches and natural scenery in the world, this tour will take you to that and more. See the Big Five in the oldest proclaimed game reserve in Africa, visit spectacular beaches and stay at comfortable accommodation. This tour starts at the warm Indian Ocean coast of Natal and traverses to Cape Town, the world’s most fabulous city at the Atlantic Ocean. Itinerary: Naturist activities are written in green. Day 1: You will be picked up at the King Shaka International Airport in Durban between 8 am and 9 am or at your nearby hotel and we go straight to our first nudist beach. This is a nice quiet beach located at the north end of Umhlanga beach. We can walk from the main beach (probably 2-3km) or from the Umhlanga Lagoon Nature Reserve next to the Breakers Hotel. After spending some nude time and catch our initial tans, we travel north (3 hour drive) to St. Lucia a world heritage Unesco site. Here we stay at the Elephant Lake Hotel with spacious rooms, all standard with air conditioners (cooling only), wall safes, tea/coffee making facilities, 9 channel DSTV and en-suite with shower. You can choose one of the many nearby located cosy restaurants for dinner (not included). Day 2: We get up early to start a full day safari at the Hluhluwe Umfolozi Game Reserve, where 1,500 white rhino and 360 black rhino, buffalo, elephant, lion and leopard, blue wildebeest, zebra, giraffe water-buck, nyala, kudu, bushbuck, warthog, cheetah, hyena and 23,000 impala and 300 species of birds have been recorded. With 96000 hectares to explore we travel within the oldest proclaimed game reserve in Africa. The reserve is world renowned for its conservation of Black and White Rhino, just to imagine less than 120 years ago less than 100 Rhino’s existed world-wide. Today the reserve boasts hundreds of Black Rhino’s and of the largest population of White Rhino’s in the world. (Lunch include a Traditional South African Braai) After this Big 5 experience, we leave for the Elephant Lake Hotel, and discover some of the pristine and secluded beaches of the area . (L) Day 3: After a scrumptious breakfast, we head back to the beach at the Umhlanga Lagoon Nature Reserve for more sun and fun on the beach. This can be combined with a visit to the Ushaka Marine World (optional). We head south to overnight at the Hooting Owl Guest House, a unique African Thatch Bush-Veld Lodge set in a coastal environment. This hidden jewel was custom-built to blend harmoniously into its surroundings. The Hooting Owl is located in Marina Beach, on the KwaZulu Natal South Coast, which can be booked as a clothing optional retreat for Naturist/Nudist groups. (B) Day 4: Today we explore the spectacular Dolphin Coast and the Blue Flag Marina Beach which is one of the best beaches on the South Coast. We are approximately 5 km away from a "Nudist Friendly" beach at Mpenjati, south of Trafalgar which we visit for the largest part of the day for naturist fun and games. We also visit some of the local nearby attractions. Optional activities can include scuba diving at Aliwal Shoal , beach horse riding, quad biking, bird watching, game drives, adventure tours, cultural tours, fishing, whale watching, fine dining, and spa treatments and more. Overnight is at the Hooting Owl Guest House. Day 5: We head back to Durban to get on a flight (not included) to Cape Town, and choose to book into either Cape Town Naturist Accommodation (for couples/families), or the Cactus House (gay). You are free to explore some of the interesting Cape Town attractions this afternoon and to get a taste of Cape Town’s famous nightlife. Day 6: We have the entire day to bask on Africa’s most famous and best nudist beach: Sandy Bay. Hanging out on these shimmering white sands with spectacular mountain and ocean views is a breath-taking experience well worth the trek on a windless day. You can also explore more of the world famous attractions around the Cape Peninsula. Same accommodation for the remaining of the tour. Day 7: From today we are connecting with the 3 day Cape Town Tour. You are free to do the activities you are interested in, or you can enjoy Sandy Bay. You will, however, stay at our nudist accommodation every night. Going to the Nelson Mandela Gateway, V&A Waterfront at 08:00 am, we board for Robben Island. This must-see excursion takes about 4 hours and includes a ferry trip to the Island where you will be guided to see all the historical sites around the Island. We enjoy lunch and browse through the awesome shops before entering the Two Oceans Aquarium for a tour. After this, we visit the Bo-Kaap-Museum and walk the steep cobbled streets to view the Colourful houses. We choose one of the numerous restaurants in the vicinity to have dinner. (B) Day 8 : We leave for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. The first botanical garden in the world to be established (in 1913) to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Lunch is at the famous Jonkershuis Cape Malay restaurant. Visiting Groot Constantia, we taste their export quality wines. We journey along the False Bay coastline to Kalk Bay harbour and stroll along the quaint cobbled streets. From here we pass Fish Hoek and Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, home to one of the few land-based penguin colonies in the world. Choose one of the popular restaurants in the area for dinner. (B). Day 9: First visit is Cape Point, part of the Table Mountain National Park and home to an abundance of flora and fauna, and ascend the viewpoint with the Flying Dutchman Funicular. We visit Hout Bay harbor and Camps Bay African Craft Market on our way along the scenic Chapman’s Peak drive. Driving in the direction of Stellenbosch, we visit the Vergenoegd wine farm for some wine tasting. We go to the Spier Wine Farm for chocolate and wine tasting on the banks of the Spier dam. Eagle Encounters is a raptor rescue, rehabilitation and conservation programme that is situated on the wine farm. See owls, eagles and vultures. Now we are off to see a bit of the real South Africa (optional). Select a restaurant where visitors can get an authentic African eating experience. Eat, drink and have fun with the locals! (B) We drop you at the airport or your hotel, and you consider doing another tour with Amatungulu Tours. Spoken languages: English and Afrikaans Book here You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo To find out more about naturism, naturist opportunities around the world and make connections with other genuine naturists in a safe environment we recommend www.anaturistworld.com : Click here for LGBTQ vacations Book Now! email request to advertise on this space for only us$ 20 / month B ooking Dates & Tariffs Request a date for your tour Per Single Adult - USD 2350 Per Adult Sharing - USD 1880 per person Children 4-12 - USD 940 Infants - free Big g roup discounts available More tours here: ​ uncoversouthafrica Inquiry Form Inquire Now! Thanks! Payment information will be sent to you after your booking is processed. Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Meals as indicated in itinerary (B=breakfast x 5, L=lunch x 1, D=dinner x 4) Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Welcome pack, and free use of smart phone and data Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Meals as per itinerary (B=breakfast x 3, L=lunch x 7, D=dinner x 4) Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts SunEden Harmony Nature Voёlkop (gay) Kiepersol Kloof Ocean View Beach House Nudist Resorts in South Africa Bare Necessities The Hooting Owl Cape Town Naturist Accommodation Phabeni Cottage Hazyview Email us for a taylor-made holiday to some of these resorts naturist resort map

1-day Tour Soweto/Apartheid History Gauteng means “place of gold”, after the 1886 discovery of gold in Johannesburg. It is a city built on dreams of great wealth and now becoming a true cosmopolitan African city. Many sites related to the country’s 20th-century struggle to end segregation, including the Apartheid Museum. Itinerary: You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 8 am and 9 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote ( amatungulutours@gmail.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. This tour takes you into the most famous sprawling township in Africa, home of about 2 million people. Full of surprise and contrast, Soweto is a township located on the South-Western side of Johannesburg. It is home to sites of historical importance; as many of the struggles were fought against the injustices of the apartheid. We start this tour by crossing the Nelson Mandela Bridge to visit the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg's Newtown Cultural District. You will see the Telkom Tower, an imposing 269 meters tall and Constitution Hill, where we take a highlights tour. ​ Now to Vilakazi Street where we can relive the history of two Nobel Peace Prize winners: Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu. We visit the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum, and then the Mandela House Museum. Giving visitors an authentic African eating experience, you have a traditional South African lunch. (not included) ​ End the day with a drive past the Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital, the largest in the Southern Hemisphere and the Orlando power station’s towers. see Booking Tariffs - Cash payment in ZAR possible - Free for children under 4 - Group discounts for 5 and more - Door to door pick up possible - Email for quote request Book in USD Book in ZAR Included: Entrance fees National Park fees Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​​ Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts

2 day Panorama Route & Kruger National Park This adrenaline filled adventurous Safari/Tour is an excellent choice for people who want to enjoy the spectacular scenery at the Mpumalanga Panorama Route, combined with game drives in Kruger National Park to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo). ​ Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. DAY 1: Pick up at your *lowveld accommodation at 8 am and drive to The Graskop Gorge Lift, centrally located on the Panorama Route and is an ideal stop over point, whether it be for the view, the forest, the food or the various adventure activities, guided tours and hikes in the surrounding areas where you can choose to do 1 of their activities: 1.Zipline: Visitors to the centre who still want to get their hearts racing but who think the Big Swing is too extreme for them, can fly across the gorge on a 130m high-wire zipline. 2.The Lift: The viewing lift takes visitors 51 metres down the face of the gorge into the forest below, where wooden walkways & suspension bridges meander along a 600 metre trail through the indigenous forest with interactive exhibits. The BIG SWING is optional for your own cost, and if time allows. You now go to view Pinnacle Rock and then to experience the amazing view from God’s Window. You will then visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. From here, you will visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes for lunch (own cost), and then the Blyde River Canyon, where you will overlook the 3 rondavel viewpoint. We drop you at your pick up at your accommodation. ​ DAY 2: Pick up at your accommodation at 6am and head to the Kruger National Park through the Phabeni gate, where you start the game drive. Chances are excellent to spot a variety of some of the estimated number of animals: Lion, 1 620 – 1750, Leopard, 1 000, Cheetah, 120, Wild dog, 120, Spotted hyena, 5340, Elephant, 13 750, Burchell's zebra, 23 700 - 35 300, Hippopotamus, 3 100, Warthog, 3 100 - 5 700, Giraffe, 6 800 - 10 300, Buffalo, 37 130, Eland, 460, Roan antelope, 90, Sable antelope, 290, Greater kudu, 11 200, etc. You explore every possible opportunity to view the spectacular wildlife scenery, watching game as you head to the Skukuza Rest Camp and surrounding routes. (Lunch en-route not included, restaurants available) You enjoy a 6-8 hour drive through the best game viewing parts of the park, and then return for your drop off at your accommodation.​​ Included: Entrance fees National Park fees Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Bottled water ​ 40 % deposit is required to book, last or full payment have to be made no later than 7 days before the tour/safari starts. -This tour can also be done from the Johannesburg area at no extra cost. ​ Prices are calculated as follows: 1 adult R 6900,00 (for a single adult, minimum 2 persons) 2 adults sharing R 5900,00 pp 3 adults sharing R 5520 pp 4 adults sharing R 4990 pp 5 adults sharing R 4990 pp 6 adults sharing R 4500 pp child age 4-12 R 3200,00 pc child age 0-3 free Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​ Breakfast, Lunches, Dinners Alcoholic drinks​ Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees *lowveld accommodation -These venues here and here are ideal -This tour can also be done from the Johannesburg area at no extra cost. ​ Inquire and Book now!

3-day Package Tour – Best of Cape Town & Winelands Tour Cape Town, the “Mother City”, or the world’s most fabulous city, is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years. Robben Island, the former home of Nelson Mandela and several other political prisoners who fought against the apartheid government is only one of the highlights. Table Mountain, one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature will be visited by the Aerial Cableway, as well as most of Cape Town’s best attractions. Itinerary: Day 1: Meet us at your centrally located hotel, or at the Nelson Mandela Gateway, V&A Waterfront from 08:00 am to board for Robben Island. This must-see excursion takes about 4 hours and includes a ferry trip to the Island where you will be guided to see all the historical sites around the Island. We enjoy lunch and browse through the awesome shops. After this, we visit the Bo-Kaap-Museum and walk the steep cobbled streets to view the Colorful houses, formerly known as the Malay Quarter. We choose one of the numerous restaurants in the vicinity to have dinner, and overnight at Harbour Bridge Hotel (or similar). Day 2: We leave our hotel for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. The first botanical garden in the world to be established (in 1913) to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Lunch is at an African cuisine restaurant. Visiting Groot Constantia, we taste their export quality wines, see the museums and do a cellar tour. From here we drive to Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, home to one of the few land-based penguin colonies in the world. Choose one of the popular restaurants in the area for dinner. We overnight at Simon's Town Quayside Hotel (or similar) (B). Day 3: First visit is Cape Point, part of the Table Mountain National Park and home to an abundance of flora and fauna, and ascend the viewpoint with the Flying Dutchman Funicular, and then visit Cape of Good Hope. Driving in the direction of Stellenbosch, we visit the Spier Wine Farm for chocolate and wine tasting on the banks of the Spier dam. We visit another popular wine farm for some more wine tasting. We drop you at the airport or your hotel, and you consider doing another tour with Amatungulu Tours. Book now! Book a Tour ​ - Group discounts for 6 and more ​ Request your date. ​ More dates & Tariffs You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfast Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Lunch Dinner Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts

9-day Package Bus Tour – Original Kruger Park Safari & Cape Town Luxury Coach Tour The world-renowned Kruger National Park offers a wildlife experience that ranks with the best in Africa. This Safari is an excellent choice for people who want to enjoy spectacular scenery, combined with game drives to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo). Including the Panorama Route. Cape Town, the “Mother City”, is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years. Robben Island, the former home of Nelson Mandela and several other political prisoners who fought against the apartheid government is only one of the highlights. Visit most of Cape Town’s best attractions. Itinerary: Day 1: discover Soweto, Johannesburg or Pretoria Arrive at OR Tambo/Johannesburg International Airport and stay at the Southern Sun O.R. Tambo International Airport**** You have the opportunity to do optional activities when arriving early; an optional tour can be arranged to Soweto, Johannesburg or Pretoria. ​ Optional activities must be indicated on the booking form, they are: Soweto/Johannesburg tour: This tour takes you into the most famous sprawling township in Africa, home of about 2 million people. Full of surprise and contrast, Soweto is a township located on the South-Western side of Johannesburg. It is home to sites of historical importance; as many of the struggles were fought against the injustices of the apartheid. We visit the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum, and then the Mandela House Museum amongst other attractions. Price: from US$ 70 pp, minimum 2 pax 2. Pretoria Tour: Pretoria was named after one of the "Voortrekker" leaders Andries Pretorius and is the administrative capital, South Africa. The many historic buildings, museums and monuments make this a historical ‘heimat’ of South Africa. It is also called the "Jacaranda City" due to the abundance of Jacaranda trees flowering into a sea of purple. Visit the Voortrekker Monument and Union Buildings. Price: from US$ 70 pp, minimum 2 pax You may book into your hotel from 2pm. Day 2: head to the spectacular Panorama Route An orientation meeting with your Tourist Guide is followed with the journey through the most scenic areas of the Eastern part of South Africa. Have lunch at a local restaurant, drive to view Pinnacle Rock and then to experience the amazing view from God’s Window (Wonder View). We then visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. From here we visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and then head the Blyde River Canyon, where we overnight in a chalet at the resort: Forever Blyde Canyon**** ​ Day 3: get an up close with the wildlife of Africa We leave after breakfast and head to the Kruger National Park where you board an open safari vehicle for a Game Drive for approximately 6 hours. Kruger National Park was proclaimed in 1898 and later extended to its present size of approximately 19,000 square km or 8,000 square miles. Where nearly 2 million hectares of the unrivalled diversity of life forms fuses with historical and archaeological sites - this is real Africa. You will be accompanied by one of our skilled guides who will take you through the reserve pointing out animal behaviour, interesting facts and cultures. Upon return, you go to the overnight accommodation: Rissington Inn**** ​ ​Day 4: early bird catches the first worm... Your day starts on a very early morning safari through world-renowned Kruger National Park for 6 hours. You explore every possible opportunity to view the spectacular wildlife scenery. We take the best scenic routes and drive to the south of Kruger Park to get more opportunities to see the Big 5. Chances are excellent to spot a variety of some of the animals: Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Wild dog, Spotted hyena, Elephant, Burchell's zebra, Hippopotamus, Warthog, Giraffe, Buffalo, Eland, Roan antelope, Sable antelope, Greater kudu, etc. Return to the same hotel and relax around the pool during the afternoon. You overnight at the Rissington Inn**** ​ ​Day 5: relax, game safari or explore eSwatini You have the opportunity to do optional activities to your preference; the guests who do not choose any optional activity may relax at the hotel or join the bus for shopping at the nearby Perry’s Bridge Trading Post & Tourism Centre. Optional activities must be indicated on the booking form, they are: An early morning safari from 5 am to 12 through world-renowned Kruger National Park. Join a skilled guide on a quest to find Africa's 'Big Five' and other wildlife in one of the continent's largest game reserves. Since animals are most active in the mornings and evenings, you'll have a better chance of spotting leopards, hyena, lions and more. Learn about the area's flora and fauna as you go, including distinct behaviour patterns of everything from hippos to elephants. Price: from US$ 110 pp (minimum 2 pax, Includes conservation fees) 2. A tour to the mountain kingdom of Eswatini, one of the longest standing dynasties in Africa. Ruled since 1986 by their current King, Mswati III, who is also famous for having 15 wives! The country consists of lush & fertile valleys and magnificent mountain scenery. See a show of glass blowing at Ngwenya Glass factory which evolved as a community project that recycles used glass, King Sobuza Memorial Park, the Mantenga cultural village and Mantenga falls. On the whole, the tour is filled in by a continuous narrative by our professional guide touching on aspects of African culture and traditions which are still alive in the country through the country’s monarchical democratic system as they prefer to call it. Price: from US$ 170 pp, minimum 2 pax Overnight at the Rissington Inn**** ​ Day 6: fly to Cape Town A scrumptious breakfast follows a short drive to the KMI airport where you will board the flight to Cape Town. Overnight at the Portswood Hotel**** close to the waterfront. Day 7: explore the island Meet us at your hotel and walk to the Nelson Mandela Gateway, V&A Waterfront from 07:30 am to board for Robben Island. This must-see excursion takes about 4 hours and includes a ferry trip to the Island where you will be guided to see all the historical sites around the Island. This is followed by a city tour, including famous landmarks like the Castle of Good Hope, City Hall, the Grand Parade, Company Gardens and the Malay Quarters. Stroll through the adjacent V & A Waterfront with its endless shopping and dining opportunities before returning to your hotel. Overnight at the Portswood Hotel**** close to the waterfront ​ Day 8: Table Mountain and wine We leave our hotel for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. A walking tour through Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Visit Groot Constantia to taste their export quality wines, do a museum and cellar tour. Choose one of the popular restaurants in the area for dinner. We overnight at Simon's Town Quayside Hotel**** ​ Day 9: Cape of Good Hope From here we go to Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, home to one of the few land-based penguin colonies in the world. Visit Cape Point, part of the Table Mountain National Park and home to an abundance of flora and fauna, and ascend the viewpoint with the Flying Dutchman Funicular and visit Cape of Good Hope. By ending your tour, you will be dropped at your preferred hotel or Cape Town International Airport. ​ Additional info: South Africa is a big country of 1,219,912 km2 (471,011 sq mi). The itinerary is subjected to slight changes according to weather conditions and unforeseen circumstan ces. Bring sunblock, a sunhat, walking shoes, binoculars and cameras. ​ This tour requires a minimum of 12 people to start. Let's Go, see available dates here Inquiry Form: Inquire Now! Thanks! Message sent. A deposit of 40% is required when a booking is made. Last payment must be made no later than 21 days before the tour starts. Prices are calculated as follows: 1 adult US$ 2090,00 (for a single adult) 2 adults sharing US$ 1750 pp Group of 10 adults US$ 1395 pp Group of 20 adults US$ 1295 pp child age 4-11 US$ 850 child age 0-3 free ​ See all ZAR prices here, let us know if you prefer to book in US$ > ​ Our Company supports and end orses Eco Travel which encompasses all t he variants of ecotourism and green travel. We develo p Sustainable Tourism by donating towards an endangered animal fund. Travel Agents, sell this tour and earn! Travel Agents, sell this tour and earn! Book now in ZAR You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfasts and Dinners Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by bus Domestic flight Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Lunch Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 3 weeks before the tour starts

About Amatungulu Tours Amatungulu DMC - Destination Management Company We are a tour operator with a difference. Attention to detail and care is given from booking until you arrive back home. Amatungulu can be fully trusted and we therefore practice our motto: "Always the best for you!" Amatungulu (Pty) Ltd is a registered South African company which have to comply with the highest ethical and moral values. We regard our social responsibility with importance and always strive to conserve nature by doing sustainable tourism. Only professional tour Guides, hotels and lodges are selected in order to give our valued guests a memorable experience. ​ Our packages include the best and most convenient accommodation and vary between 3-star and 5-star ratings. We ensure that your holiday will be comfortable and relaxed. A variety of good food, including local dishes with the best local beers and wines, are always provided. The vehicles we travel in are the safest and most comfortable, ensuring a stress-free trip. Optional armed protection is also available. ​ Tours can be tailor-made according to your preferences. We also offer our tours with self-drive options. Just email us with requests, and we will give you a quote for a tour plan. Packages are transparent with no hidden costs or ugly surprises, and we offer safe and secure online booking systems. Read more here. All races, cultures and orientation are sincerely welcome. ​ Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 8 weeks before the starting date of a multi-day tour, and 4 days before a single day tour. ​ To guarantee your seat we recommend you book 12 weeks in advance for a multi-day tour. ​ ​ ​ Our Company supports and endorses all forms of ECO: ​ Eco travel encompasses all the variants of ecotourism and green travel. Ecotourism is a form of tourism involving visiting fragile, pristine, and relatively undisturbed natural areas, intended as a low-impact and often small scale alternative to standard commercial mass tourism. It means responsible travel to natural areas, conserving the environment, and improving the well-being of the local people. Its purpose may be to educate the traveler, to provide funds for ecological conservation, to directly benefit the economic development and sustainable tourism, and to foster respect for different cultures and for human rights. Ecosystems are dynamically interacting systems of organisms, the communities they make up, and the non-living components of their environment. Read more about eco-friendly practices and res ponsible tourism here. ecotravel Amatungulu offers professional services with local knowledge, expertise and resources, doing design and implementation of events, activities, tours, transportation and program logistics. Our experts craft Itineraries to explore South Africa in: Special Interest Tours Transport and transfers Entertainment and attractions Access to events Guided sightseeing tours 24-hour support Bespoke itineraries Technical support Team building activities Family Travel Adventure Travel Tailor-made Tours Tourist Guides Group Travel About the Founder Read about our Professional Tourist Guides here ​ See more Reviews here ​ ​Booking conditions: ​​ A booking requires a deposit of 40% of the total price. The rest of the payment has to be paid 45 days before the tour starts. Cancellation 60 days or more before departure: Amount paid less upfront costs. These upfront costs are disclosed to you when you use the Site to complete the transaction and may represent out of pocket expenses of Amatungulu Tours for accommodation bookings, transportation deposits and other additional expenses. Cancellation 59 to 31 days before departure: 50% of tour price, if paid in full. Cancellation less than 30 days before the start of the tour: 100% cancellation fee. (no refund) What is an AMATUNGULU ? CONTACT US South Africa Tel. 0844104888 International Tel. (27) 844104888 WhatsApp: (27) 844104888 Email: info@amatungulu.com amatungulutours@gmail.com H/O: 6 Butia Place Pretoria South Africa ​ TELL US/ Inquire Success! Message received. Send When should I book my flight in order not to miss the tour departure? Flights are not always available in abundance to South Africa. You therefor have to book well in advance in order to secure your seat, and by booking early you will most probably get a cheaper price too. What if I am in South Africa and ready for the tour a few days in advance, and what if my flight only leaves a few days after the tour has finished?" Gauteng (the province in which the O.R. Tambo Airport is located) has a big variety of things to do for everyone. You can contact us for a list of things to do or look at: http://www.joburg.co.za/, http://www.getaway.co.za/travel-ideas/things-to-do/unusual-things-to-do-in-joburg-that-wont-cost-a-fortune/ Where can I stay when I arrive in South Africa before my tour starts? You have a big variety and choice of places to stay in the Johannesburg/Pretoria area on your arrival. See list of airport hotels on our website for hotels close to the O.R. Tambo Airport. You can also contact us at any time for enquiries. What if my flight is delayed and I miss the departure of my tour? We strongly advise that you plan your flight to arrive at the O.R. Tambo Airport at least a day in advance in order to ensure you will be available for your tour. This will also help to get rid of ‘jet lag’, and give you the opportunity to explore some local attractions. Amatungulu will do anything possible to transport latecomers to the touring vehicle which could already be on the road. Is all local transportation included? All local transportation is included when you are with the group. Before the tour started and after it ended you can explore the city on your own. During this time you will need to cover any transportation you decide to take, whether it's a taxi, bus, etc. Who will actually be leading my tour? We pride ourselves on our passionate, knowledgeable and professional guides. Our CEO Jakes Conradie has handpicked our staff and uses professional and registered tour Guides to ensure incredible experiences in any destination on any tour. Are the tour leader/professional guides always with the Tourists? The tour leader/professional guides are with the tour while activities are running. They will leave you after they are sure that you are comfortable at your overnight accommodation, and will always be in contact. They will always be available for activities as per itinerary. Are there age restrictions? At some lodges where we are going to have game drives, age restrictions are 12 years and under. This however changes depending on the type of vehicle and various conditions. Crèche facilities are available if there is no other choice. Whoever wants to tag along is more than welcome; Amatungulu will always have an alternative option. Are children allowed? Our tours are suitable for any age. Children under the age of 18 have to be accompanied by an adult over 18. The price categories for the bookings we use are 0-3 years which is free, 4-12, and 12 and up. These are selected as most hotels, lodges and nature reserves use it as a standard. Are you listed on TripAdvisor? Yes, check it out here.(https://www.tripadvisor.co.za/Attraction_Review-g312583-d12539353-Reviews-Amatungulu_Tours-Pretoria_Gauteng.html) If you've booked a tour with us, get to know your fellow members here by submitting a review. How active are the Amatungulu tours? Our tours are moderately active. Seeing and experiencing everything in whichever tour is ambitious, as reflected in our tour itineraries. You're responsible for your own health and actions throughout the entirety of the tour. Please see our Terms & Conditions for all the details and information you need to know. Do your tours include travel insurance? No, they don't. We strongly recommend acquiring travel insurance for yourself and particular situation. We recommend this as we can't offer refunds for missed flights, sickness, changed exam dates or anything else. Can I get a refund for my paid tour? Please read point 3 of the booking terms at the following link: http://amatungulu.rezgo.com/terms The tour I signed up for started yesterday, but I got sick. Can I get a refund?" As with any other product or service (flights, concerts, etc.), if you don't show up, you cannot receive a refund. Similarly, for our trips, if you request a cancellation and refund after the service has started, we can't give you a refund. If you get sick and miss a trip, please note that this is a travel insurance issue. How do we make a booking? Click the “Book-a-Tour” or “Book Now” button located on each tour description page and it will take you to the booking page. How do I know my money is safe? Amatungulu Tours established a Bonding Scheme, which according to the South African Government Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 entails a consumer protection scheme to provide guarantees against deposits held, and therefor guaranteeing its quality assurance role. The act is based on fairness and equality for all consumers. In so doing, it provides consumers with a greater level of protection against providers of goods and services. Amatungulu (Pty) Ltd is a registered South African Company (2017/538010/07) and therefor bound to this Act. This bonding guarantees consumers/clients that Amatungulu Tours is in a position to refund tour deposits, advance reservations, or bookings should you decide to cancel within the limitations set in the Terms and Conditions set out on the bottom of every page. Section 17 of the South African Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 gives very clear guidance in the event of cancellation. Do you accept credit cards? Yes, we accept the following credit cards: VISA, MASTER CARD, DISCOVERY and AMERICAN EXPRESS via PayPal. You can also pay direct into our bank account. See details here. Can I pay a deposit, or even pay the tour price in instalments?" Amatungulu is offering you the option to pay a 40% deposit for a multi-day tour when you book prior than 60 days (8 weeks). We offer a safe and secure online booking system. Deposits can be paid via PayPal with credit card or bank transfers during the booking process. If you are booking more than 90 days (12 weeks) in advance we offer flexible payment terms to make it easy on your budget. This assists as a way to pay the cost of your tour in instalments. Email amatungulutours@gmail.com to request easy payment terms. The final payment however has to be made 60 days before the start of a tour. When making the deposit payment with you credit card, the final balance of payment will be automatically charged to your Credit Card or Paypal account on the due date. What is included in the price? Accommodation as per itinerary, Entrance fees, National Park fees, Meals as indicated in itineraries, Driver/guide, Professional guide at specialist venues, Transport by private vehicle, Welcome pack, and free use of smart phone and data. What is not included in the price? Excess luggage charges (where applicable), Alcoholic drinks, Drinks, Food and drinks unless specified, Gratuities (recommended), Travel insurance, Flights, Airport transfers, Porterage, Visa fees. Can we bring a camera? You may bring a camera and binoculars. Both items are highly recommended, as you will see beautiful and fantastic things you would like to photograph. Binoculars will be very helpful to see far off game in the Game Reserves. Can I transfer my booking? Yes, we're happy to transfer your booking to any other tour of equal or lesser value free of charge. We can make transfers up to 46 days before the tour starts. What is the average or maximum tour size? Our tour sizes typically range from 2 to 18 people. What will we see on the Panorama & Kruger National Park tour? On the Game drives the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo), and many other smaller animal and antelope species. A huge variety of birds endemic to that area. History of the discovery of gold. Pilgrim's Rest and Barberton, Dullstroom Birds of Prey and Rehabilitation Centre, Pinnacle Rock, God’s Window, Berlin Falls, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, Echo Caves, Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre, Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Boat trip on the Blyde Canyon Dam, Jane Goodall Institute’s Chimpanzee Eden, a tour in an underground wonderland at Echo Caves, the Berlin Falls and shop for local arts and crafts. Historical guided tours to explore the rowdy 1880's gold rush days including a ghost tour of Pilgrim's Rest. What will we see on the Gauteng Historical Tour & Hartbeespoort tour? Apartheid Museum, Cable car ride to Magaliesberg, have a real traditional old-fashioned South African (Voor)Trekker braai, a “walk trunk-in-hand with elephants” tour. Union Buildings, Voortrekker Monument, Mandela House Museum, Soweto Vilakazi Street and many more attractions as per itinerary. What will we see on the Cradle of Human Kind, North–West & Pilanesberg tour?" Cradle of Human Kind/Maropeng, Sterkfontein Caves, Pilanesberg Game Reserve Game drives to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo), and many other smaller animal and antelope species. A huge variety of birds endemic to that area. Sun City and Lost City Resorts, Hartbeespoortdam. What will we see on the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg, Battlefields Route & Midlands Meander tour?" Discover the Battlefields Route, Enjoy game drives to see the big 5 (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo) and many other smaller animal and antelope species. A huge variety of birds endemic to that area. Attend a Drakensberg Boys Choir concert, the Nelson Mandela Capture Site. What is the weather like? Winter months in South Africa starts in May up to August. The coldest temperatures are mostly experienced on the Highveld areas where Gauteng is located, but much more mild temperatures are prevalent in the Lowveld. Rain very occasionally occurs in these months. Summer months are from September up to April. The warmest temperatures are mostly experienced in the Lowveld areas where Mpumalanga is located. Rain is prevalent in these months, except in the Southern Cape where it rains in the winter months. What clothing should we bring? Comfortable Clothing, Warm clothing in winter (May-August), Sun Protection: hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, Footwear that can get wet (hiking shoes and sandals), Towel(s) and bathing suit. Am I in danger of Malaria? Malaria is prevalent in certain parts of some of our tours, and Malaria prophylactics should be taken in accordance to a medical doctor’s prescription before entering a Malaria area. What do I need to enter Swaziland? You MUST confirm and obtain any visa requirements prior to border crossing. All visa requirements are the sole responsibility of the traveller. Passport name, number, expiry and country is required at time of booking for all participants. Please look at this site for more information: http://www.thekingdomofeswatini.com/visa-guide/ Inquiry

4-day - ​ Luxury Kruger Park Sa fari & Panorama Route ​ Get an authentic wilderness experience with your African Safari! Have unrestrained luxury while experiencing magnificent wildlife sightings in Africa’s most iconic game reserve. Kruger National Park was proclaimed in 1898 and later extended to its present size of approximately 19,000 square km or 8,000 square miles. Where nearly 2 million hectares of the unrivaled diversity of life forms fuses with historical and archaeological sites - this is real Africa. The world-renowned Kruger National Park offers a wildlife experience that ranks with the best in Africa. This Tour is an excellent choice for people who want to enjoy spectacular scenery, combined with game drives to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo). Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 6 am and 7 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote (info@ amatungulu.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. Day 1: You will begin the journey and drive through some of the most scenic areas of the Eastern part of South Africa. Have lunch at a local restaurant and then drive to view Pinnacle Rock and then to experience the amazing view from God’s Window (Wonder View). We then visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. From here we visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and then head to the Blyde River Canyon where you experience the view to the Three Rondavels and Blyde Dam. A visit to the Lisbon Falls concludes the day and you overnight in a Superior Room at Angels View Graskop which is located on the breath-taking God’s Window escarpment. ​Day 2: We leave after breakfast and drive to the South of the Kruger National Park. After entering, you watch game as we head to the Lukimbi Safari Lodge for 2 nights in a classic suite. Each suite occupies its own elevated position overlooking the bush. Private shaded decks, cathedral styled windows, floor-to-ceiling glass in front of great stone bathtubs, and open outdoor showers promise ample opportunity to fully appreciate and be one with the wilderness. In room facilities & amenities includes WiFi, 57m2 in size and open plan, Twin beds available on request, Bathroom en-suite, with separate WC, Indoor & Outdoor Shower, Lounge, Private Shaded Deck, Hair Dryer, Tea & Coffee Making Facilities, Air-conditioning, Ceiling Fan, Mosquito Net, Mini-bar and Electronic Safe. Lukimbi is one of only 7 private concessions within Kruger National Park, and at 15 000 hectares is one of the largest. It is located in the southern section of the park, and is bounded by 3 major river systems. The concession offers a diverse array of habitats with an abundance of wildlife – including the Big Five and a host of other animals big and small. Safaris are not confined to game drives alone and you will always find good company with the animals drawn to the water of the Lwakahle River right in front of the lodge. Whether on your own private deck, at the pool, at the bar or in the dining room, you can rest assured you will have a natural spectacle in front of you every day. As a private concession, Lukimbi’s visitors are treated to the best of the national public reserve in a highly personalised way. No more than 32 guests at a time enjoy unlimited and exclusive sightings as vehicles are permitted to traverse off road in a highly controlled manner. The rates include luxury accommodation in en-suite, air-conditioned suites, 3 meals per day, all teas and coffees, 2 safaris in open game drive vehicles and a safari/bush walk. Safari activities are with qualified and well trained Guides and Trackers. The appreciation of fine food and wine is very much part of the Lukimbi experience. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included in your stay. ​Day 3: An early morning game drive leaves and returns between 09h30 and 10h30. Guides at the lodge meet the requirements of the South African National Parks to ensure that your encounters with the African wilderness are exciting, informative and safe. You can relax at the pool for the rest of the day, or be taken by your Tourist Guide for another game drive. The evening drive departs at 16h00 and returns between 19h00 and 20h00, stopping for sun downers at sunset. ​Day 4: You do an early game drive/walk in the park, exploring every possible opportunity to view the spectacular wildlife scenery. After having breakfast at the lodge, we take the best scenic routes and drive on the roads of Kruger Park to get more opportunities to see the Big 5. Chances are excellent to spot a variety of some of the animals: Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Wild dog, Spotted hyena, Elephant, Burchell's zebra, Hippopotamus, Warthog, Giraffe, Buffalo, Eland, Roan antelope, Sable antelope, Greater kudu, etc. Once out of the park we start the 4-5 hour journey back to Johannesburg with another scenic route. ​ Optional flights can be arranged to and from Kruger Mpumalanga International Airp ort (KMI/MQP) where you will be picked-up. ​ Include d: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Full board Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Book a Tour ​ Email request for your start date - Group discounts for 6 and more ​ More dates & Tariffs Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Accommodation depends on availability Transportation in a closed air-conditioned vehicle according to passenger amount Optional activities for your own cost Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts

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1-day Tour Pilanesberg Game Safari "The crater of a long extinct volcano is the setting of Pilanesberg National Park – a fascinating alkaline complex produced by volcanic eruptions some 1300 million years ago. Pilanesberg is one of the largest volcanic complexes of its kind in the world. Its rare rock types and structure make it a unique geological feature. An abundance of wildlife proliferates in 580 km of diverse and arresting bushveld terrain. The park is home to healthy populations of lion, leopard, black and white rhino, elephant and buffalo – Africa’s “Big Five”. A wide variety of rare and common species exist with endemic species like the nocturnal brown hyaena, the fleet-footed cheetah, the majestic sable, as well as giraffe, zebra, hippo and crocodile, to mention but a few. Bird watching is excellent with over 300 species recorded. Some are migrants, others permanent inhabitants; some eat carrion or live prey, others eat seeds, fruit or tiny water organisms." from the official Pilanesberg website. ​ Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 6 am and 7 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote ( amatungulutours@gmail.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. After pick up and the 3 hour drive to Pilanesberg from Gauteng, we drive on the many roads through the Pilanesberg Game Reserve in a Kombi/minivan for 3 to 4 hours , where you will have opportunities to see the Big 5 in their natural habitat. We enjoy lunch (not included) in the restaurant at the visitor centre. After observing more spectacular wildlife from bird hides, we take you back in the afternoon to your hotel or the O.R. Tambo Airport, or you join us on another tour with Amatungulu Tours. see Booking Tariffs - Cash payment in ZAR possible - Free for children under 4 - Group discounts for 5 and more - Door to door pick up possible - Email for quote request Book in USD Book in ZAR Included: ​​​Entrance fees National Park fees Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​​ Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts

​ As good story tellers, the accredited Professional Tourist Guides we use make any historical situation or site come to life; and this is what makes us to stand out as a knowledgeable and reputable Tour Company. Tourist guides in South Africa are some of the most important people in the travel trade. They interact on a personal level daily with tourists, and a good tourist guide can make a holiday visit really memorable. Our knowledgeable Guides: Simon Taylor “I am a National Culture and Nature Guide, registered and accredited with FET Certificate Tourist Guiding and specializing in the Bushveld Biome. I also offer hiking tours enabling you, the guest, to experience South Africa, Eswatini and Lesotho at much closer quarters. I am also a qualified Nature Conservationist, conservation and responsible tourism being the foundation of my service. Judged to the reviews from many Tourists so far, the result of my guiding gives all of them memorable experiences.” Nick Snyman Nick completed his FET Certificate Tourist Guiding (culture) course and in addition to conducting multi-day tours he specialises in small tour groups and historical sites such as the Voortrekker Monument. He retired from the SA National Defence Force after having served in the Navy for 42 years. During that time he was a captain of a warship, served as a Military Attaché in Kenya and filled numerous other posts. He qualified as a guide through Drumbeat Academy in February 2016 and is now a freelance tourist guide, having done tours for a number of tour companies. He is also a keen and active sportsperson who enjoys working with people. Sonet Breier “I started my guiding career in 2014, where I assisted with a Swedish group. I did my course and qualified as a Provincial Culture Guide in 2017. I have found my true passion and have since travelled South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe. A big advantage for me is that I speak the German language (lived in Germany for 22 years), so I mainly Guide German speaking Tourists.” Jakes Conradie Jakes is registered and accredited with FET Certificate Tourist Guiding. He is competent to advise clients on all essential aspects of travel in South Africa having passed the SA Specialist course from South African Tourism. As a good story teller, he makes any historical situation or site come to life; and this is what makes him to stand out as a knowledgeable and exciting guide. “I’m always attempting to assist and improve the environment, motivating communities to protect nature in order to create a sustainable eco-system, and to protect all species for future generations. My love for nature and history brought me to the most beautiful and spectacular places in South Africa, and that is where I want to take my tourists as well.” Graham Haywood “ Guiding for 21 years, I am qualified to Guide in the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa. I decided to enter this Industry as I adore both these Provinces. The Western Cape is the most beautiful Part of the World and I grown to love it more each day seeing the fantastic scenery of mountains sea and the amazing Fauna and Flora this region has to offer and boasts about. My Tours specialize on The Military History of the Cape from the beginning of recorded History by the Portugese, Dutch, French and British including fortifications and buildings. I will always go that extra mile, which I believe Client expect and deserve.” Guides used by Amatungulu Tours are all accredited by CATHSSETA (https://cathsseta.org.za/) and trained according to the nationally recognized standards and qualifications network. The guiding qualifications are made up of a collection of unit standards or building blocks. Each unit standard represents knowledge that a person must have, specific to his profession. These unit standards were devised in close consultation with tourist guides and other stakeholders. Each guide will be assessed against these standards. In order to be registered as a tourist guide in South Africa, a person must meet the following minimum requirements: (abridged list) must be at least 21 years of age; must be a South African citizen or be in possession of a valid work permit; must have undergone training with a CATHSSETA-accredited training provider; must be in possession of a valid first aid certificate from an institution accepted by the Department of Labour; must submit a completed and signed registration form and a code of conduct and ethics upon registration. ​ A Professional Tourist Guide must conform to the Tourist Guide Code of Ethics. The code states that a guide: ​ ​ -Shall be welcoming and demonstrate an enthusiasm for South Africa. -Shall at all times show a willingness to provide optimum support and quality service to all tourists, and will give tourists an opportunity to enjoy or visit the desired destination. -Shall in no way discriminate in rendering service to any tourist on any basis, e.g. race, gender, ethnicity, nationality, physical challenge, age, etc. -Shall be impartial, unbiased and positive, and represent South Africa objectively. -Shall be suitably dressed and presentable at all times. -Shall be punctual, reliable, honest, conscientious and tactful at all times. -Shall be a responsible driver, when driving as a guide. -Shall carry out the programme/itinerary of a tour to his/her best abilities and be loyal to the company/organization that he/she is representing. -Shall deal with conflict in a sensitive and responsible manner. -Shall report any incident of injury or death to a nearby tourist authority or police station. -Shall be knowledgeable and shall assist tourists and not provide them with misleading information. -Shall in the event of not being familiar with, or being unable to provide information requested by a tourist, consult with the appropriate authorities for assistance. -Shall at no time be under the influence of alcohol or a narcotic substance while on duty and shall refrain from administering any medication to a client without proper medical consultation. -Shall never solicit for clients or gratuities. -Shall be concerned at all times for the safety of the tourist. -Shall wear the appropriate tourist guide badge and will carry his/her registration card. -Shall treat all people, cultures and the environment with respect. ​ Please be aware of unregistered/unqualified guides, they can be detrimental to tourism in South Africa, as this pledge from SA Tourism. 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5-day - ​ Sabi Sands: the best place for a luxury safari ​ Sabi Sands Game Reserve is located adjacent to and shares an open border with the Kruger National Park in South Africa. Some of the species roaming the reserve are the lion, elephant, Cape buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros. Collectively these animals are also known as the "Big Five". Other animals that roam this reserve are the cheetah, hippopotamus, wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, hyena, and Cape wild dog. The reserve shares thousands of different plant varieties and all animal species with the Kruger National Park. Stay at the Ulusaba Rock Lodge in Sabi Sands Game Reserve, which is one of the lodges offering the most amazing views over the South African bushveld. Ulusaba Rock Lodge is situated on a hilltop offering uninterrupted panorama views. Be sure to enjoy an intimate experience. This luxurious safari lodge is distinctly African in style: traditional art and furnishings blend seamlessly with modern conveniences, ensuring maximum comfort. The main lodge is under thatch and boasts extensive viewing decks where guests can appreciate the vistas. Soak in the natural rock pool, in between game drives and bush walks, or enjoy a relaxing treatment in the luxurious spa. Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 6 am and 7 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote (info@ amatungulu.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. Day 1: You will begin the journey and drive through some of the most scenic areas of the Eastern part of South Africa. We visit the intriguing museums and shops in Pilgrim’s Rest and then to view Pinnacle Rock and to experience the amazing view from God’s Window (Wonder View). You visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. (Lunch en-route, restaurants available) From here we visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and then head the Blyde River Canyon, where we overnight in a 4-star chalet at the resort: Forever Blyde Canyon (buffet dinner incl.) Day 2: We leave after breakfast to take a boat trip on the Blyde Dam. An interpretation tour will take us to the Kadishi Tufa waterfall and the Three Rondawels. An abundance of wildlife will keep you distracted while learning more about the natural history of the Blyde Canyon. Completing this we head to Sabi Sands Game Reserve where you stay at the Ulusaba Rock Lodge for the following 3 nights. Here you will get that once-in-a-lifetime and unforgettable Africa safari experience. ​ Day 3: Early morning game drives in an open 4x4 vehicle are done every day. Knowledgeable rangers with a ton of experience and a genuine passion for South African flora and fauna will guide you during your safari adventure. The rangers will be in contact with each other to track wild animals. Besides morning safaris, afternoon safaris and guided bushwalks are on offer as an option. Enjoy South Africa's beautiful nature and discover the wildlife of the area. When not on exploration in the bush, you can relax a little at the swimming pool or in the spa. More active travellers can make use of the tennis court of gym, now that's what we call a special place to work out. You are also invited to visit the wine cellar or gaze at the stars in the bush observatory. ​ Day 4: Same as day 3. Have an optional game of golf at the Skukuza Golf Course, situated on the outskirts of Skukuza Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park. The rich wildlife sanctuary surrounding the golf course is home to the Big Five, a huge variety of birds and countless animals, which all conspire to provide the visitor with a harmonious close-to nature golfing experience. ​ Day 5: Start your morning with an early morning game drive, have breakfast and return to Johannesburg where you can book to do a tour through Soweto, or take your flight back home. ​ Included: ​ Entrance fees National Park fees Full board Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transportation in a closed air-conditioned vehicle according to passenger amount At Ulusaba Rock Lodge: A Rock Cliff Room, upgrades possible on request All meals, served in a variety of locations around the lodges All beverages including a top-quality wine list and fine champagne The contents of your minibar Twice daily game drives A daily walking safari (weather dependent) An observatory, perfect for star gazing Informative talks on flora, fauna and conservation that can be organised on request for both adults and children Private dining for up to 6 guests at Safari Lodge’s wine cellar and Rock Lodge’s wine room (subject to availability) Book a Tour Email request for your start date - Group discounts for 6 and more Also consider doing the combination 9 day Wine & Wild Luxury Tour Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Note: Flights between Johannesburg and Ulusaba’s private airstrip can be arranged Besides using mosquito repellent, it is advisable to consult your doctor before you depart. Bring sunblock, a sunhat, walking shoes, binoculars and cameras. Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts

8 Days African Yoga, Surf and Big 5 Safari in South Africa CONSIDER DOING 6 DAYS WELLNESS AND TOURING On this wellness adventure you will re-center yourself with yoga sessions led by our expert instructors, who will guide you through an array of skills and practices to support your unique lifestyle. Our instructors are skilled to create sessions and lessons that cater to all your personal needs. To complement this you will have nourishing meals that cater for a diverse palette so you can savor every bite along with good company and conversation. Highlights: ​ Yoga classes Surf Classes Exciting game drives, Big 5 Safari Entrance fees and national park fees Professional guide at specialist venues Airport pickup and transport by air-conditioned vehicle Daily breakfasts 7 nights accommodation Kruger Park Lion on a game drive. Drakensberg Boys Choir Rhino and giraffe Kruger Park Lion on a game drive. 1/18 Itinerary: ​ Cape Town, Winelands, Garden Route & Addo National Park. Cape Town, the “Mother City”, or the world’s most fabulous city, is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years. ​ Day 1: Cape Town You will be transported to your hotel from Cape Town International Airport. Unwind and recharge with an hour of guided Hatha or Vinyasa Yoga in Cape Town’s only Sea view Yoga Studio. Stay at an ideal location where there is access by car or train, a short distance to Cape Point Nature Reserve, Boulders Beach, and the City Centre a mere half-hour away from where you can discover Cape Town at your own pace with the hop-on-hop-off bus. Guests will overnight at African Soul Surfer, the location for the first studio-based class with sweeping views of Muizenberg and where surf lessons are offered. Day 2: Cape Town Every day starts with a wholesome breakfast on the balcony checking out the conditions, before heading out for a 1.5-hour Surf Lesson with qualified Instructors. Suitable for total beginners to intermediate surfers wishing to improve their skills. All equipment included. Yoga After a morning spent surfing and enjoying the beach, unwind and recharge with an hour of guided Hatha or Vinyasa Yoga in a purpose-built Seaview studio each evening. The practice is gentle and mindful and will introduce you to the art of breathing and how to get the most out of your body. Suitable for beginners or experienced Yogis. Day 3 and Day 4 Similar to day 2, with yoga in a sea-view Studio with a variety of daily yoga classes, offering Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga & Iyengar Yoga plus Chi Gung. Day 5 After a morning spent surfing and enjoying the beach, you leave for an excursion to discover Cape Town at your own pace with the hop-on-hop-off bus. Get access to all 4 routes of the hop-on hop-off bus and benefit from a stop at the cableway station to ascend to the top of the mountain for spectacular views of the city and Atlantic Seaboard. You go to your hotel near the waterfront where you spend the night. Day 6 You will be picked up at 6:30 am to go to a Private Game Reserve and Spa just 2 hours’ drive from Cape Town. The 10 000 hectare conservancy is situated between the Langeberg and the Outeniqua Mountains in the Western Cape, South Africa, and home to the majestic Big 5 legends: elephant, lion, buffalo, leopard, and rhino. Here you will stay at a Standard Lodge Room for 2 nights, have an afternoon and morning safari, an early morning game drive and optional spa treatments. Day 7 Have an early morning game drive and enjoy the 4-star lodge. You can also have an optional a 1.5 hour afternoon horseback or quadbike outride. Day 8 Leave for the Cape Town airport after breakfast to conclude your African Yoga, Surf and Big 5 Safari experience. Book Now You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Please take note: ​ The itinerary is subjected to slight changes according to weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances. Bring sunblock, a sunhat, walking shoes, binoculars and cameras. Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Big 5 Safaris Yoga instructor Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfasts Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Meals as per itinerary Lunch and dinners Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees

16-day Package Tour Cape Town to Kruger & Lesotho - Picturesque and Authentic Safari exploring the hidden secrets of South Africa. This tour is a combination of our carefully selected tours which will take the Tourist to the best and most spectacular places in South Africa. Please choose your start date appropriate if you plan to attend a Drakensberg Boys Choir concert (available during school terms) on Wednesday, which falls on day 11. The start date therefore has to be on a Sunday. Itinerary: Cape Town, Winelands, Garden Route & Addo National Park. Cape Town, the “Mother City”, or the world’s most fabulous city, is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years. Day 1: Cape Town. 1-hour drive Meet us at your centrally located hotel to start this tour for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. The first botanical garden in the world to be established (in 1913) to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Lunch is at an African cuisine restaurant. Visiting the first winery in the country: Groot Constantia and taste their export quality wines and learn more about wine making on the cellar tour. From here you go to Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, home to one of the few land-based penguin colonies in the world. We choose one of the numerous restaurants in the vicinity to have dinner, and overnight at Simon’s Town Quayside Hotel (or similar). Day 2: Cape Town to Hermanus. 2,5-hour drive First visit is Cape Point where the two oceans meet, and part of the Table Mountain National Park. You ascend the viewpoint with the Flying Dutchman Funicular. Drive along the scenic Chapman’s Peak drive and then picture the colourful houses at Bo-Kaap, formerly known as the Malay Quarter. Head out to Stellenbosch and visit the Spier Wine Farm for chocolate and wine tasting on the banks of the Spier dam. We go to the Vergenoegd wine farm for a duck parade show. You leave for Hermanus, home to the world’s best whale-watching when in season and overnight at the Windsor Hotel (or similar) where you have dinner. (B) Day 3: Hermanus to Wilderness. 6-hour drive Starting our journey to the Garden Route, we meander to the town of Oudtshoorn with Route 62. This route delivers an unforgettable South African travelling experience. Along the way there are sweet small towns to explore, home-baked farmstall goodies to taste and plenty of wineries, also Ronnie's Sex Shop, which had visitors from all over the world, judging by the graffiti on its wall. After visiting the Cango Caves for a Heritage Tour, we head down the scenic Outeniqua Pass and onto the green forests and beaches of the Garden Route. Overnight at the Wilderness Hotel (or similar). Day 4: Wilderness to Jeffreys Bay. 3-hour drive A short drive brings us to Knysna where you can choose one of the following activities to do: a boat ride for a “Dolphin Encounters” excursion of 1,5 to 2 hours at Ocean Blue Adventures, jump from the ‘highest recognized bungee from a bridge’ in the world, the Bloukrans Bridge Bungee Jump, or do a Tsitsikama Canopy Tour at Stormsriver Adventures. You can also choose to walk through the "Garden of Eden" and the "Big Tree" as another option. Our last stop for the day is at Jeffreys Bay, home to the best right hand surf break in the world! Overnight at Surf's up Accommodation @Supertubes (or similar). Day 5: Jeffreys Bay to the Addo Elephant National Park. 2-hour drive From here we go to the Addo Elephant National Park while being on the look out for Humpback Whales at Nelson Mandela Bay, ( Algoa Bay) between the months of August and December. Addo Elephant National Park conserve a wide range of biodiversity, landscapes, fauna and flora. It is home to all of Africa's Big 7: lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, rhino, the Southern right whale and the great white shark. A night game drive follows dinner at their restaurant: "Cattle Baron is famous for its steaks, having won several awards for the Best Steakhouse in South Africa. The signature dish is chateaubriand, a fillet flambéed with brandy and served with mushroom sauce and béarnaise sauce." Overnight is here in a cottage. Day 6: Addo Elephant National Park to Kei Mouth. 4-hour drive Leaving the Addo National Park, we head North to the spectacular Wild Coast town of Kei Mouth, where you can have an optional cruise on the Great Kei, watch Fish Eagles feed and see cycads growing in the wild. It is a bird watchers paradise! You can have an optional Wild Coast Horseback Adventure or you can just relax on the spectacular Kei Mouth's sandy beaches. Overnight at Neptunes Cove, Kei Mouth (or similar). https://www.keimouth.co.za/ Wild Coast adventure with traditional Xhosa hospitality. The Wild Coast is a stunning section of Eastern Cape coastline stretching from East London in the south to the border of KwaZulu-Natal in the north. It is the home of the Xhosa people and incorporates estuaries, sandy beaches, natural heritage sites, craggy cliffs, waterfalls, and rolling hills, providing spectacular scenery and real authentic traditional experiences. Day 7: Kei Mouth to “The Hole in the Wall”. 4,5-hour drive You drive along the roads of the Transkei, and see how the Xhosa people still live in their traditional rondawel huts, with farm animals grazing by the side of the road against the backdrop of the Drakensberg in the distance! We veer off the N2 to “The Hole in the Wall”, one of South Africa's most famous tourist attractions. The locals call this "izi Khaleni" which means place of thunder. During certain seasons and water conditions, the waves clap in such a way that the concussion can be heard throughout the valley. If you want to have a real authentic traditional experience, sleep in a rural rondawel (separate sleeping and ablution huts) of a traditional Xhosa village and taste a home-cooked meal. You also have the choice to stay at the 3 star Hole-in-the-Wall Hotel. Book and pay for 7 adults and get your spot for free ...and a free helicopter ride! (T&Cs apply) Book a Tour ​ - Group discounts for 6 and more ​ Request your date ​ More dates & Tariffs Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Day 8: Spend another day at “The Hole in the Wall”, at a spectacular beach in the area, do a hike along the coast, explore Coffee Bay and mingle with the locals during a traditional Xhosa village experience. (https://mg.co.za/article/2019-04-23-mini-guide-to-coffee-bay-eastern-cape ) You can choose just to relax the entire day. No or little driving. Day 9: “The Hole in the Wall” to Underberg. 5,5-hour drive After a relaxed and visiting some of the most beautiful and unspoiled beaches in the world, we drive to the town of Underberg, situated at the foot of the 1,904 m Hlogoma Peak (place of echoes) in the foothills of the southern Drakensberg which is located in the the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg World Heritage Park next to Lesotho. We book into our guest house and get ready for a day tour into Lesotho on the next day. We stay at the Sani Window B&B. (or similar) Day 10: You start a Lesotho Tour (approximately 9 hours) with a 4x4 via Sani Pass to experience an adventure of climbing to a height of 2874 metres above sea level. You will stop at breath taking view sites along the Sani Pass and pass two border posts. Enjoy lunch at the highest Pub in Africa at The Sani Mountain Lodge and continue into a living Basotho village, where you will learn more about Lesotho and its people - the hardy mountainous Basotho folk. On your return to Underberg, you stay at the Sani Window B&B. (or similar) Day 11: Underberg to the central uKhahlamba-Drakensberg World Heritage Park. 3,5-hour drive Leaving Underberg, we head to Howick to visit the Mandela Capture Site. From here we take the road North on the Midlands Meander and visit some of the craft shops at the Thokozisa Lifestyle Centre. Once at the Champagne Valley area at the Drakensberg, you get the option to do a Canopy Tour, a helicopter flight over the main Drakensberg escarpment or to attend a Drakensberg Boys Choir concert if available on a Wednesday. Spend the night at the Monks Cowl Resort (or similar). ​Day 12: Drakensberg to Johannesburg. 4,5-hour drive. Breakfast follows the drive back to Johannesburg where you will visit the Apartheid Museum and Gold Reef City, an amusement park located on an old gold mine which closed in 1971. The park is themed around the gold rush that started in 1886 on the Witwatersrand, the buildings on the park are designed to mimic the same period and you can learn how Johannesburg came to be, how gold was discovered on the reef and descend 75 meters underground. Spend the night at a Gold Reef City Hotel(or similar). ​ Panorama Route/Kruger Park. An excellent choice for people who want to enjoy spectacular scenery, combined with game drives to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo). Day 13: Johannesburg to Blyde River Canyon, 4,5-hour drive. We will begin the journey and drive through some of the most scenic areas of the Eastern part of South Africa. We visit the intriguing museums and shops in Pilgrim’s Rest and then drive to view Pinnacle Rock and then to experience the amazing view from God’s Window(Wonder View). We then visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. (Lunch en-route, restaurants available) From here we visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and then head the Blyde River Canyon, where we overnight in a chalet at the resort: Forever Blyde Canyon (or similar). ​Day 14: Blyde River Canyon to Kruger National Park, 2-hour drive We leave after breakfast to take a boat trip on the Blyde Dam. An interpretation tour will take us to the Kadishi Tufa waterfall and the Three Rondawels. An abundance of wildlife will keep you distracted while learning more about the natural history of the Blyde Canyon. The Kadishi Tufa waterfall, at 200 meters (around 660 feet) in height, is the second tallest tufa waterfall on earth. The waterfall’s formation strikingly resembles a face which is crying profusely, and is thus sometimes known as ‘the weeping face of nature’. Completing this we head to the heart of the Kruger National Park through the Orpen gate, watching game as we head to the Satara Rest Camp (or similar, like Letaba or Olifants), which is situated in an excellent game viewing areas, with the bush relatively open and the animals plentiful and diverse. Satara is well wooded and the bird-life is prolific. At night the clink of fruit bats is fused with the chirping of cicadas and crickets. The calls of owls and nightjars add to the symphony that is punctuated intermittently by the whoop of hyena, the screech of jackal and the roars of lion. Once at your camp, you will have a popular 3 hour sunset game drive in an open safari vehicle where the amazing African sunsets can be seen, and return at night while viewing some nocturnal species, then dinner at the restaurant. Overnight in a bungalow. ​Day 15: Kruger National Park, entire day game drive. Starting the game drive in our own vehicle early after coffee, you explore every possible opportunity to view the spectacular wildlife scenery. We take the best scenic routes and drive to the south of Kruger Park to get more opportunities to see the Big 5. Chances are excellent to spot a variety of some of the animals: Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Wild dog, Spotted hyena, Elephant, Burchell's zebra, Hippopotamus, Warthog, Giraffe, Buffalo, Eland, Roan antelope, Sable antelope, Greater kudu, etc. You overnight at the Lower Sabie camp (or similar, like Skukuza). Lower Sabie graces the banks of the Sabie River, one of the few perennial rivers to flow through the Kruger National Park. Visitors cannot but feel soothed by the view towards the river and the Lebombo Mountains beyond. Watching the endless procession of animals coming to drink at the Sabie River establishes a sense of one's own place in the eternal cycle. You have to choice to do an optional activity like a sunset game drive, game drive to a bush braai or a night game drive. ​Day 16: Kruger National Park to Johannesburg, 5-hour drive You have the opportunity to do an optional early morning guided walk, depending on the time to be back at the airport. After having breakfast at the restaurant, we do a game drive as we travel out of the park and then start the 4-5 hour journey back to Johannesburg with another scenic route. (Lunch en-route) ​ You now have the option to go on to Cape Town, doing 2 more days of touring. Please request a quote for the extra 2 days. Day 17: Leaving your Jozi hotel, we drive to the capital city of South Africa’s Northern Cape Province on our way to Cape Town. It’s known for its 19th-century diamond mines, like the deep, hand-dug Big Hole. Nearby, the Kimberley Mine Museum is a re-creation of the town in its heyday, and displays jewellery and uncut diamonds where we take a tour, and stay over at the Barney Barnato B&B. Day 18: Leaving after breakfast, we drive to Cape Town for the entire day through the semi desert region of the Karoo. ​ This tour can be extended with Amatungulu’s Gauteng Historical Tour, Lion Park & Magalies Adventure and Cradle of Human Kind, North–West & Pilanesberg Tours. Book now! Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfasts Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 8 weeks before the tour starts

5-day Luxury Garden Route Tour Discover and experience the best of South Africa’s picturesque Garden Route during a 5-day round-trip from Cape Town where you will stay at luxury accommodation offering fine cuisine and personalized service, catering to the needs of the discerning traveler. Visit the Addo Elephant National Park where you can get close to elephants, big cats like lion, buffalo, black rhino, hyena, a variety of antelope and in the marine section, great white sharks and southern right whales, as this is one of the few reserves in the world housing the Big 7. Hike through lush forests and canoe on picture-perfect water. Unwind and soak in the sun on soft, sandy beaches for an unforgettable holiday. Itinerary: ​ Day 1: After pickup between 7 and 8 am from your Cape Town or Stellenbosch hotel, (see recommended list) , you’ll travel in a comfortable vehicle to our first stop at Spier Wine Estate where we will have a taste of premium wine ranges. Completing this appetizer we drive for approximately five hours to the town of Mossel Bay where we visit the Bartolomeu Dias museum complex to see the famous 500 year old Post Office Tree, the life-size replica of the Dias Caravel, the Shell Museum & Aquarium and Ethno-Botanical Garden. Now off to the town of Wilderness, where you will overnight at the 5-star Views Boutique Hotel & Spa. The lounge is the perfect place to laze or sip sundowners, spot dolphins & whales or watch spectacular sunsets. Also winner of the Les Nouvelle Esthetiques Award for Best Boutique Spa. Day 2: After breakfast you drive through the town of Knysna and view the famous Heads from the viewpoint. You then go to the town of Plettenberg Bay, where you can take a boat ride for a “Dolphin Encounters” excursion of 1,5 to 2 hours at Ocean Blue Adventures. Alternative activities available if weather doesn't permits, like a tree canopy zipline tour. You go to the Storms River Suspension Bridge that hangs over the red-brown waters of the Storms River Mouth, it spans 77 metres and remains one of the most popular tourist attractions of the Tsitsikamma National Park. It hangs just seven metres above the churning waters of the river as it enters the foamy Indian Ocean. The walk is well worth the magnificent views. Birds accompany walkers along the way and there are a number of lookout point and places to have a seat and rest, while enjoying the vistas of the turquoise ocean. A short drive takes us to the ±1000-year-old Big Tree in the Tsitsikama forest. From here we go to overnight at the 4-star On the Beach Guesthouse and Suites in Jeffreys Bay, located on the sun-drenched shores of the beautiful Eastern Cape offering a relaxed and refined atmosphere in which to enjoy the spectacular setting right on the beach in Jeffrey’s Bay. Have dinner at De Viswijf, situated on the beachfront of the in Jeffreys Bay. An extensive menu comprising of seafood, beef, poultry, traditional local dishes and several exotic dishes. Their extensive wine list includes wines from numerous South African wine estates and regions that are made to satisfy and tantalize your palate. ​ ​Day 3: You have an early morning start for a day trip to Addo Elephant National Park, the third largest national park in South Africa. Home to elephants, lions, buffalo, black rhino, spotted hyena, leopard, a variety of antelope and zebra species, this park host the largest remaining population of wild elephants on the planet. You’ll enjoy a safari tour with knowledgeable park Guides and get the opportunity to see buffalo and other big animals. We via Jeffrey’s Bay on our return in the afternoon to try surfing in one of the world's most famous surf spots, or just relax on the beach. Overnight is at On the Beach Guesthouse and Suites in Jeffreys Bay. Day 4: After breakfast, you’ll travel approximately four hours on the famous Route 62 to get to Oudtshoorn for a Heritage Tour at the Cango Caves. Located in a limestone ridge parallel to the picturesque Swartberg Mountains, the caves include over 2.5 miles (4 km) of drip stone caverns with vast halls and towering formations of stalactites and stalagmites. You’ll walk through some of this subterranean wonderland with your guide on a 2-hour tour of the caves. From here we go to an Ostrich Farm where the largest fowl in the world can be studied. We drive to our overnight farm at De Zeekoe, which is surrounded by the Swartberg and Outeniqua mountains, and one of the world’s 17 “hot spots” with 3 overlapping flower zones, which is located between the lush green Garden Route and the wide-open spaces of the Klein (Little) Karoo with the Outeniqua and Swartberg mountain ranges as backdrop. Here you can take part in a Wild meerkat tour which offers you the unique opportunity to see these animals that are part of the shy 5 in their natural environment. Meerkats are part of the so-called Shy 5 which also includes the bat-eared fox, the aardvark, porcupine and aardwolf. We spend the night at the 4-star De Zeekoe outside Oudtshoorn. Day 5: After you chose to do more of the activities (optional) on this farm after breakfast, we return to Cape Town along Route 62, the world's longest wine route. You’ll pass through breath-taking scenery and have plenty of rest stops. Also to be visited is Ronnie's Sex Shop which had visitors from all over the world, judging by the graffiti on its wall. There will be more stops for wine tasting before reaching Cape Town to end your tour. Book and pay for 6 adults and get your spot for free! (T&Cs apply) Book a Tour ​ Request your date here ​ - Group discounts for 6 and more ​ Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees All meals Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 8 weeks before the tour starts eco

Donate for Sustainable Tourism Our Purpose: To Develop Sustainable Tourism by donating towards an endangered animal fund and to use eco-friendly transport. ​ Start paying for your tour now by donating an amount of your choice. Your donation will be used for an endangered animal fund, and or for the purchase of a reliable *Eco-Friendly minivan. *(low fuel consumption for less carbon emissions) Give the Cheetah a high 5 with the mouse hand One of the most important ways to enrich and lead a good life is traveling. The history of mankind reveals how human beings traveled from one place to another by feet and discovered new places. Travelling helps you to have a wonderful experience of newer cultures and their ways of life. Travelling with near and dear ones in some of the best locations of the world will give you pleasure and enjoyment. However, while traveling, one should make sure that there is sustainability in it which would definitely maintain a balance and a positive atmosphere for the local people. ​ In the year 2017, the United Nations designed a policy which will give the opportunity to everyone to raise a global awareness which tourism can ensure by being a representative of positive change. The policy is known as International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development and it has three main aims: > Employment of eco-friendly practices (recycle, reuse and reduce) >Protection of national and cultural heritage (restoration of buildings of historical importance and ensuring the protection of endangered species) >Providing both economic and social benefits for the local people (upholding their culture, arrangement of fairs, handicrafts etc) ​ As a responsible global citizen, you can definitely ensure all the three above aims. Here are four ways to travel more sustainable: Donating Some Amount of Money for the Local Welfare: Since one of the aims is to provide some tangible economic and social benefits to the place, you can ensure that by donating a significant amount of money to the local charity. This can be an NGO, an orphanage, a pet shelter or a food bank as well. This will definitely have a positive effect on their development. 2. Reduction of Waste: In a certain tourist spot, the local people always try to keep the place neat and clean so that the tourists find it attractive. You should always make sure that you should not make the environment dirty. In case you do not find a dustbin, carry your waste with you, without throwing those here and there. Say no to plastics- if you need to drink water then it is better to refill your water bottle than buying new bottles for the same. The new plastic bottles, even if bought, should not be thrown anywhere. Another tip would be to avoid buying packaged goods and generating more wastes. You can simply buy fresh food from the local market and have them. This has two great effects- n one hand, it shall mark your little efforts for the contribution towards local people and on the other hand, it will keep the environment clean. 3. Support the local people: Besides donating money for charitable purposes, you can make a lot of contributions for the locals. For example, you can buy stuff from the local vendors rather than buying those from any supermarket or shopping malls. Since these vendors follow the pattern of the self-sufficient economy, it would always be the best option to never bargain with them. The little amount of money that they receive by selling home-made goods might feed at least a meal to their entire family. And in the hotels, make sure to turn off the lights and fans in the room and unplug any electronic goods and gadgets. 4. Save Animals: There are many species that are becoming endangered day by day. While traveling at a place, make sure that you are not harming any animals. If you visit the local zoo, always abide by the rules of that place- never ever try to feed any animals. Also, never pose and take a photo beside any wild animal- the reason behind their quietness is sedation. The spirit of the elephants is also broken and that is why you can sit on them and take pictures. One of the most important initiatives from your part would be to say no to buy any wildlife products as trafficking and exploiting endangered animals are very common since the past few years. Thus, it can be seen that with so many little efforts, you can make travel sustainable. All you have to do is to keep your eyes open and remain conscious about everything around you. You can definitely make a positive change by contributing to the local areas. donate resposible

Member of INF and GNA Uncover South Africa in 13 days Explore South Africa with this country-wide clothes-optional tour during the best and warmest time. Start at Cape Town, stay at naturist/nudist accommodation/resorts for 11 out of the 12 nights and end in Johannesburg after 13 days while meeting other Nudists/Naturists. ​ Fly to Cape Town and your Naturist Tourist Guide will start this tour by taking you to the most famous attractions and landmarks, and will explain the intriguing but interesting South African history and culture to you while driving in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. ​ This is what you are going to do: ​ Day 1: A trip to Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. The first botanical garden in the world to be established (in 1913) to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Lunch is at an African cuisine restaurant. We journey along the False Bay coastline with Chapman’s Drive and to Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, home to one of the few land-based penguin colonies in the world. 3 nights at Cape Town naturist accommodation or similar, naturist friendly with splendid sea and mountain views. Amenities include a private pool, two outdoor showers, an area for sunbathing, a sauna, a patio with a sea view, which provides a lovely space for getting together. Day 2: A scrumptious breakfast follows a visit to Cape Point, situated within the Table Mountain National Park, with a section of the park referred to as Cape of Good Hope. A visit to Groot Constantia to taste their export quality wines, and the Spier Wine Farm for chocolate and wine tasting on the banks of the Spier dam concludes a perfect day. More optional activities available. Day 3: You choose the best day out of these three to spend the day on Sandy Beach where naturalists go nude and free. The deep blue Atlantic Ocean shimmering white sands with spectacular mountain and ocean views is a breath taking experience well worth the trek on a windless day. The secluded cove of Sandy Bay is a long stretch of beaches naturally divided by granite slabs. Day 4: Moving up the coast, you arrive at a small dairy farm where a naturist clothes-free lifestyle is maintained and where you arrive as strangers and leave as old friends. You will be allowed to participate in farming activities like the milking of cows, etc. A swimming pool and sauna is available, and conversation around a cosy fireplace occurs when it gets colder. Day 5: A scrumptious breakfast follows a drive to the town of Oudtshoorn in the Karoo with Route 62. This route delivers an unforgettable South African travelling experience. (Lunch en-route) After visiting the Cango Caves for a Heritage Tour, we head down the scenic Outeniqua Pass and onto the green forests and beaches of the Garden Route. You drive to the town of Knysna where you view the Knysna Heads: a pair of sandstone cliffs that separate the Knysna Lagoon from the sea beyond; a famous landmark along the renowned Garden Route and stay here where you have an entire home/apartment for yourself. Day 6: A short drive brings us to enjoy a Featherbed Eco Experience at the Featherbed Nature Reserve, including a Ferry ride, Trail, Nature Walk & Buffet Lunch, or as an alternative, a Paddle Cruiser - to Knysna Heads. We discover the town of Knysna and visit some of the unspoilt beaches (and dinner) in the area. You overnight at the same Knysna accommodation. (or similar) Day 7: Take a boat ride for a “Dolphin Encounters” excursion to view dolphins/whales when in season and seals from Plettenberg Bay, and then we drive to the Storms River Suspension Bridge, that hangs over the red-brown waters of the Storms River Mouth, it spans 77 metres and remains one of the most popular tourist attractions of the Tsitsikamma National Park. It hangs just seven metres above the churning waters of the river as it enters the foamy Indian Ocean. The walk is well worth the magnificent views. Birds accompany walkers along the way and there are a number of lookout point and places to have a seat and rest, while enjoying the vistas of the turquoise ocean. You stay the night at a hotel in Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha), close to the airport for the flight on the following day. (economy flight included) Day 8: After experiencing the best of the Cape Province, you fly to Johannesburg and visit the most important museums in Soweto. (A township located on the South-Western side of Johannesburg. It is home to sites of historical importance; as many of the struggles were fought against the injustices of the apartheid.) You stay at a nearby naturist/nudist resort for 2 nights. Day 9: You enjoy the largest naturist/nudist resort in the country, which borders a Big 5 Game Reserve with entrance just 4km away. A game drive can be arranged on request. Relax, soak up the sun and enjoy the beautiful swimming pool and spa area. There is also a well-stocked bar. Day 10: Breakfast follows the drive to a wildlife sanctuary situated on the southern boundary of the Kruger National Park. (Approximately 390 kilometers from here). You stay here for 3 nights. Day 11: You do Big 5 game drives in our own vehicle in the Kruger National Park for 2 days, where you explore every possible opportunity to view the spectacular wildlife scenery. Chances are excellent to spot a variety of some of the estimated number of animals: Lion, 1 620 – 1750, Leopard, 1 000, Cheetah, 120, Wild dog, 120, Spotted hyena, 5340, Elephant, 13 750, Burchell's zebra, 23 700 - 35 300, Hippopotamus, 3 100, Warthog, 3 100 - 5 700, Giraffe, 6 800 - 10 300, Buffalo, 37 130, Eland, 460, Roan antelope, 90, Sable antelope, 290, Greater kudu, 11 200, etc. Day 12: Kruger National Park like day 11. Day 13: On your way back to Johannesburg, we drive to the spectacular Panorama Route with its beautiful waterfalls, see vistas from God’s window, the Bourke’s Luck Potholes and the three rondawels at the Blyde Canyon (largest green canyon in the world). You stay over at a hotel at the OR Tambo International Airport, or take your flight home. (Arrive from 6pm) ​ Optional extra day: A tour to Pretoria , The Cradle of Human Kind or Johannesburg. ​ Highlights: ​ Table Mountain by Aerial Cableway, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Groot Constantia, Wine tasting and Spier Wine Farm, Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, Cape Point, Table Mountain National Park, Flying Dutchman Funicular, Route 62 – Karoo, Cango Caves Heritage Tour, Featherbed Nature Reserve, Storms River Suspension Bridge, Soweto tour to Nelson Mandela House Museum, Game Drives, God’s Window, Berlin Falls, Bourke’s Luck Potholes and three rondawels at the Blyde Canyon Inquire here Book here You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo B ooking Dates & Tariffs ​ Group Tours: 12 October 2024, 9 November 2024, 18 January 2025, 1 March 2025 or REQUEST YOUR DATE ​ A deposit of 40% is required when a booking is made. Last payment must be made no later than 21 days before the tour starts. Prices are calculated as follows: Single person: US$ 3690 2-3 adults: US$ 2750 pp sharing, 4-5 adults: US$ 2190 pp sharing, 6+ adults: US$ 2350 pp sharing ​child age 4-12: US$ 990 child age 0-3 free More tours here: www.amat ungul u.com/eden ​ email request to advertise on this space for only us$ 20 / month Some facts about NATURISM in South Africa, read it here Included: ​ Entrance fees National Park fees Driver/guide ​ Breakfast and Dinners Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Daily bottled water Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​ Lunch Alcoholic drinks​ Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights, except the local flight IMPO RTANT ADDITIONAL INFO: ​ South Africa is a big country of 1,219,912 km2 (471,011 sq mi). On this tour you will be travelling an average of 250 km per day. The itinerary is subjected to slight changes according to weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances. You will be entering malaria areas as well. Besides using mosquito repellent, it is advisable to consult your gp before you depart. Bring sunblock, a sunhat, walking shoes, binoculars and cameras. Wear comfortable shoes and bring along a jersey or jacket. The groups can range from a min. of 4 people to a max. of 18. Accommodation may vary according to group size, we will always strife to have private, secluded and entire houses for the group where you can be textile free. International sanitizing protocols are strictly adhered to. Email us for a taylor-made holiday to some of these resorts naturist resort map SunEden Harmony Nature Voёlkop (gay) Kiepersol Kloof Ocean View Beach House Nudist Resorts in South Africa Bare Necessities The Hooting Owl Cape Town Naturist Accommodation Phabeni Cottage Hazyview

7-day Package Tour – Cape Town, Winelands, Garden Route & Addo National Park Cape Town, the “Mother City”, or the world’s most fabulous city, is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years. Robben Island, the former home of Nelson Mandela and several other political prisoners who fought against the apartheid government is only one of the highlights. Table Mountain, one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature will be visited by the Aerial Cableway, as well as most of Cape Town’s best attractions. Wine Farms, the Cango Caves, The Garden Route and the Addo National Park where the Big Seven (lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, rhino, the Southern right whale and the great white shark) are, will also be visited. Itinerary: Day 1: Meet us at your centrally located hotel, or at the Nelson Mandela Gateway, V&A Waterfront from 08:00 am to board for Robben Island. This must-see excursion takes about 4 hours and includes a ferry trip to the Island where you will be guided to see all the historical sites around the Island. We enjoy lunch and browse through the awesome shops at the Waterfront. After this, we visit the Bo-Kaap-Museum and walk the steep cobbled streets to view the Colorful houses. The first botanical garden in the world to be established (in 1913) to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kin gdom follows. We choose one of the numerous restaurants in the vicinity to have dinner, and overnight at a hotel close to the waterfront. Day 2: We leave our hotel for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. Visit Groot Constantia to taste their export quality wines, do a museum and cellar tour. Visit Cape Point, part of the Table Mountain National Park and home to an abundance of flora and fauna, and ascend the viewpoint with the Flying Dutchman Funicular and visit Cape of Good Hope. From here we go to Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town, home to one of the few land-based penguin colonies in the world. Choose one of the popular restaurants in the area for dinner. We overnight at Simon's Town Quayside Hotel (or similar). Day 3: Starting our journey to the Garden Route, we visit some of the numerous farm stalls at Grabouw, and then pushes on to the town of Oudtshoorn with Route 62. This route delivers an unforgettable South African travelling experience, making of life-long memories. (Lunch en-route) After visiting the Cango Caves for a Heritage Tour, we head down the scenic Outeniqua Pass and onto the green forests and beaches of the Garden Route. Overnight is at the Wilderness Hotel (or similar). Day 4: A short drive brings us to Knysna where we enjoy a Featherbed Eco Experience at the Featherbed Nature Reserve, including a Ferry ride, Trail, Nature Walk & Buffet Lunch, or as an alternative, a Paddle Cruiser - to Knysna Heads. We discover the town of Knysna and visit some of the unspoilt beaches (and dinner) in the area. You overnight at Mandalay B&B in Plettenberg Bay. (or similar) Day 5: Driving to the Addo National Park, we stop over at the ‘highest recognised bungee from a bridge’ in the world, the Bloukrans Bridge Bungee Jump. We look out for Humpback Whales at Nelson Mandela Bay. (Lunch en-route) You go to the Addo National Park where we will have dinner at their restaurant, and a night game drive. Overnight here in a cottage. Day 6: Breakfast follows a game drive out of the Addo National Park and we drive to walk over the suspension bridge that hangs over the red-brown waters of the Storms River Mouth, one of the most popular tourist attractions of the Tsitsikamma region. It hangs just seven metres above the churning waters of the river as it enters the foamy Indian Ocean. This follows the drive to the Dias Museum in Mossel Bay for a tour. Overnight here. Day 7: A shark cage diving experience, or the world’s longest over-ocean zipline can be arranged at Mossel Bay as an optional activity. After this excursion, its all the way back to Cape Town via Stellenbosch at the Spier Wine Farm for chocolate and wine tasting. ​ Additional info: South Africa is a big country of 1,219,912 km2 (471,011 sq mi). On this tour you will be travelling an average of 400 km per day. The itinerary is subjected to slight changes according to weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances. Bring sunblock, a sunhat, walking shoes, binoculars and cameras. Book a To ur - Group discounts for 6 and more More dates & Tariffs Our Company supports and endorses Ec o Travel which encompasses all the variants of ecotourism and green travel. We develop Sustainable Tourism by donating towards an endangered animal fund. Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfast Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Lunch and Dinner Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 5 weeks before the tour starts

4-day - Awesome Panorama Route & Kruger Park value Safari Kruger National Park was proclaimed in 1898 and later extended to its present size of approximately 19,000 square km or 8,000 square miles. Where nearly 2 million hectares of the unrivaled diversity of life forms fuses with historical and archaeological sites - this is real Africa. The world-renowned Kruger National Park offers a wildlife experience that ranks with the best in Africa. This Tour is an excellent choice for people who want to enjoy spectacular scenery, combined with game drives to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo). Itinerary: (see previous version here) If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 6 am and 7 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote ( amatungulutours@gmail.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. Day 1: We will begin the journey and drive through some of the most scenic areas of the Eastern part of South Africa. Have lunch at a local restaurant and then drive to view Pinnacle Rock and then to experience the amazing view from God’s Window (Wonder View). We then visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. (Lunch en-route, restaurants available) From here we visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and then head the Blyde River Canyon, where we overnight in a chalet at the resort: Forever Blyde Canyon (or similar). ​ Day 2: We leave after breakfast to take a boat trip on the Blyde Dam. An interpretation tour will take us to the Kadishi Tufa waterfall and the Three Rondawels. An abundance of wildlife will keep you distracted while learning more about the natural history of the Blyde Canyon. The Kadishi Tufa waterfall, at 200 meters (around 660 feet) in height, is the second tallest tufa waterfall on earth. The waterfall’s formation strikingly resembles a face which is crying profusely, and is thus sometimes known as ‘the weeping face of nature’. Completing this we head to the heart of the Kruger National Park through the Orpen gate, watching game as we head to the Satara Rest Camp (or similar, like Letaba or Olifants), which is situated in an excellent game viewing areas, with the bush relatively open and the animals plentiful and diverse. Satara is well wooded and the bird-life is prolific. At night the clink of fruit bats is fused with the chirping of cicadas and crickets. The calls of owls and nightjars add to the symphony that is punctuated intermittently by the whoop of hyena, the screech of jackal and the roars of lion. Once at your camp, you will have a popular *3 hour sunset game drive in an open safari vehicle where the amazing African sunsets can be seen, and return at night while viewing some nocturnal species, then dinner at the restaurant. Overnight in a bungalow. (You h ave the choice to do an optional activity like an early morning game drive/walk.) ​ Day 3: Starting the game drive in our own vehicle early after coffee, you explore every possible opportunity to view the spectacular wildlife scenery. We take the best scenic routes and drive to the south of Kruger Park to get more opportunities to see the Big 5. Chances are excellent to spot a variety of some of the animals: Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Wild dog, Spotted hyena, Elephant, Burchell's zebra, Hippopotamus, Warthog, Giraffe, Buffalo, Eland, Roan antelope, Sable antelope, Greater kudu, etc. You overnight at the Lower Sabie camp (or similar, like Skukuza). Lower Sabie graces the banks of the Sabie River, one of the few perennial rivers to flow through the Kruger National Park. Visitors cannot but feel soothed by the view towards the river and the Lebombo Mountains beyond. Watching the endless procession of animals coming to drink at the Sabie River establishes a sense of one's own place in the eternal cycle. (You have the choice to do an optional activity like a sunset game drive, game drive to a bush braai, early morning game drive/walk or a night game drive.) ​ Day 4: You have the opportunity to do an optional early morning guided walk, depending on the time to be back at the airport. After having breakfast at the restaurant, we do a game drive as we travel out of the park and then start the 4-5 hour journey back to Johannesburg with another scenic route. (Lunch en-route) Incl uded: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfasts Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle 3-hour sunset Game Drive in open safari vehicle Book a Tour ​ Email request for your start date - Group discounts for 6 and more ​ More dates & Tariffs Book now! Accommodation depends on availability Transportation in a closed air-conditioned vehicle according to passenger amount Optional activities for your own cost Malaria areas will be entered, anti-malarial prophylactics should be considered. A physician or travel clinic should be consulted. *Please take note that the minimum age for a game drive in an open safari vehicle during the 3 hour sunset drive is 6. Parents can take turns to do game drives as there are other drives as well. Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Lunch and Dinners Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts Clients should arrive the day before their tour starts, as the time to travel to where the sightings start are taking about 5 hours. Pick ups and drop offs are at the airport or hotels close to the OR Tambo airport, within a radius of 3 miles. Clients flying out of OR TAMBO International on last day to please not book flights earlier than 20:00 pm for domestic flights and 21:00 pm for international flights as one cannot always guarantee on-time arrival at OR Tambo International airport. O.R.Tambo Pilgrim's Rest Blyde River Canyon Letaba Kruger Park

4-day Dark tour South Africa Dark tourism has been defined as tourism involving travel to places historically associated with death and tragedy. ​ Imagine retracing South African history from the day South Africa was colonised and brought in slavery in 1653, visiting the Castle in Cape Town to see the torture chamber, Wine Estates built by slaves and where a slave called Eva was sent to Robben Island to quarry stone as she was considered strong enough to carry the quarried stones. Then apartheid was designed, and many people were kept on Robben Island as political prisoners, including Nelson Mandela. Visit his house in Soweto, as well as many other spots where he and other cadres were involved in fighting apartheid like Liliesleaf farm, Constitutional Hill etc, while a professional Tourist guide explain the entire history to you, like the Sharpeville massacre in which police fired on a crowd of Black people, killing or wounding some 250. It was one of the first and most violent demonstrations against apartheid in South Africa. Itinerary: Day 1: Day 1: Meet us at your centrally located hotel and start this trip, or at the Nelson Mandela Gateway, V&A Waterfront from 08:00 am to board for Robben Island. This must-see excursion takes about 4 hours and includes a ferry trip to the Island where you will be guided to see all the historical sites around the Island, as well as the cell of Nelson Mandela where he would spend 18 of his 27 prison years. We then enjoy lunch and browse through the awesome shops at the Waterfront. You can then see the Bo-Kaap, an area formerly known as the Malay Quarter. It is a former racially segregated area, and walks the steep cobbled streets to view the Colorful houses. Museum visits include the Malay Quarter and slave lodge museums. Choose one of the numerous restaurants in the vicinity to have dinner, and overnight at The Portswood Hotel, Cape Town (or similar). ​ Day 2: A scrumptious breakfast follows a visit to the Castle of Good Hope to unearth the hidden history of the Castle where you will see prison cells, the governor's house and the gruesome torture chamber. Built by the Dutch East India Company between 1666 and 1679, the Castle is the oldest existing building in South Africa. This follows a drive to a wine estate near the town of Stellenbosch, where the tragic history of slavery is preserved in museums, located in the farm’s original wine cellar dating back to 1740. You will do a cultural tour here to browse through the museums starting from the very beginning of the human settlement through pre–colonial pastoral usage of the land. Explore some of the multi-layered roots of rural Cape music from human development from indigenous, slave, African, European, apartheid and modern cross–cultural influences. Optional wine tasting can be arranged at Solms Delta. You return to the Cape Town International airport and fly to Johannesburg, where you have a room booked at an airport hotel. One way economy flight included. Overnight at Birchwood Hotel OR Tambo. (or similar) ​ Day 3: Your tour start at Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct to experience the Old Fort, the Women's Jail, Number Four (Former political prisoners incarcerated at Number Four include Indian civil rights leader Mahatma Gandhi) and the Constitutional Court. This holistic tour comes to the heart of what Constitution Hill is all about. Nelson Mandela was incarcerated at Constitution Hill on two occasions. A permanent exhibition has been established at Constitution Hill in his honour. Visit the Apartheid Museum, where the rise and fall of apartheid is illustrated. Overnight at Birchwood Hotel OR Tambo (or similar). ​ ​Day 4: Now to Vilakazi Street where we can relive the history of two Nobel Peace Prize winners: Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu. We visit the Hector Peterson Memorial and Museum, and then the Mandela House Museum. The 1976 uprising that began in Soweto and spread countrywide profoundly changed the socio-political landscape in South Africa. During this event, many demonstrates fled to the Regina Mundi church. The police entered the church, firing live ammunition. Both the interior and the external walls of the church still bear the signs of the shootings, which you will see on this tour. A traditional lunch in Soweto is followed by a visit to the Voortrekker Momument and study marble friezes depicting the history of the Great Trek and incorporate aspects of everyday life, bloody wars, beliefs and culture of the Afrikaner Boers. You also have the option to do shopping at an African arts and crafts market. As this tour come to conclusion, we drop you at the airport or your hotel from 5pm. - Group discounts for 4 and more Tip: -Book your stay a few days earlier to explore more of South Africa. -Recommended hotel for pre-tour booki ng: The Portswood Hotel, Cape Town Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfast Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle One way economy domestic flight Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Lunch, Dinner Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts

1-day Tour Heritage and Historical Pretoria Pretoria was named after one of the "Voortrekker" leaders Andries Pretorius and is the administrative capital, South Africa. The many historic buildings, museums and monuments make this a historical ‘heimat’ of South Africa. It is also called the "Garden City" due to the abundance of Jacaranda trees flowering into a sea of purple. It is the capital city and steeped in the history of South Africa. Itinerary: You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 8 am and 9 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote ( amatungulutours@gmail.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. On entering Pretoria city center, we visit the historic Church Square with its beautiful buildings and the Kruger Statue. We visit the Melrose House, a three-storey stately Victorian mansion complete with turrets and Dutch gables erected in 1886, which played an important role during the Anglo-Boer Wars. The Voortrekker Monument follows to study the Pioneer history of South Africa and the history of the Afrikaner (Lunch en-route not included). We traverse to the Sammy Marks Museum for a guided tour through the Marks Mansion. Visitors hear the story of Sammy Marks and his family, their experience throughout the South African War and Marks’s achievements as businessman and entrepreneur. The Union Buildings concludes this rich South African heritage excursion. see Booking Tariffs - Cash payment in ZAR possible - Free for children under 4 - Group discounts for 5 and more - Door to door pick up possible - Email for quote request Book in USD Book in ZAR Included: ​​​Entrance fees National Park fees Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​​ Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Tour bookings and payments close 4 days before the tour starts

6-day Cape Town and Garden Route Adventure Tour Discover and experience the best of South Africa’s picturesque Garden Route during a 6-day round-trip from Cape Town. Have fun adrenaline activities. Visit the Addo Elephant National Park where you can get close to elephants, big cats like lion, buffalo, black rhino, hyena, a variety of antelope and in the marine section, great white sharks and southern right whales, as this is one of the few reserves in the world housing the Big 7. Hike through lush forests, unwind and soak in the sun on soft, sandy beaches for an unforgettable holiday. Itinerary: ​ Day 1: You leave our hotel for Cape Town's most famous icon: Table Mountain by the Aerial Cableway to take in the natural beauty and stunning views. The first botanical garden in the world to be established (in 1913) to protect local flora, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom follows. Lunch is at an African cuisine restaurant. Visiting Groot Constantia, we taste their export quality wines. We overnight at Caledon Hotel and Spa. The Caledon Hotel and Spa which has an impressive view of the Klein Swartberg Mountains and the continuing wheat fields. The hotel offers guests mineral-rich hot springs and spa. The wellness centre is equipped with comfortable seating, natural hot springs, lap pool, steam room, sauna, frigidarium (The distinctive brown colour of the water is due to the rich mineral content known as chalybeate.), Swiss shower, elegant Victorian Bath House (erected 1897 and outdoor Jacuzzi. Day 2: D rive for approximately 3 hours to the town of Mossel Bay where we visit the Bartolomeu Dias museum complex to see the famous 500 year old Post Office Tree, the life-size replica of the Dias Caravel, the Shell Museum & Aquarium and Ethno-Botanical Garden. A shark cage diving experience, or a slide down the world’s longest over-ocean zipline can be arranged at Mossel Bay as optional activities. Now off to the town of Wilderness, where you will overnight at the Wilderness Hotel. Day 3: After breakfast, a drive through Knysna take you to the town of Plettenberg Bay, where you can take a boat ride for a “Dolphin Encounters” excursion of 2 hours at Ocean Blue Adventures. This follows a drive to the world’s highest bridge bungee jump at Bloukrans Bridge. Standing 709 feet (216 meters) above the Bloukrans River, the arch bridge is the ideal place to bungee jump. This is an optional activity (own expense), and you are free to watch the bungee jumpers take the plunge. A short drive takes us to the ±1000-year-old Big Tree in the Tsitsikama forest. You overnight at On The Beach Guest House Jeffrey’s Bay (or similar). The picturesque surfing mecca of Jeffreys Bay boasts a considerable reputation that stretches far and wide. Most noted for producing the best right hand surf break in the world, with the main surfing spot in J.Bay named Supertubes. The constant swell and wave formation found at many of Jeffreys Bay's beaches produce the ideal 'tubes' that have resulted in Supertubes becoming the location for the annual Billabong Pro surfing contest. ​ ​Day 4: You have an early morning start for a day trip to Addo Elephant National Park, the third largest national park in South Africa. Home to elephants, lions, buffalo, black rhino, spotted hyena, leopard, a variety of antelope and zebra species, this park host the largest remaining population of wild elephants on the planet. You’ll enjoy a safari with our knowledgeable Guide and get the opportunity to see buffalo and other big animals. Overnight at the same venue in Jeffrey’s Bay. Have dinner at De Viswijf, situated on the beachfront of the in Jeffreys Bay. An extensive menu comprising of seafood, beef, poultry, traditional local dishes and several exotic dishes. Their extensive wine list includes wines from numerous South African wine estates and regions that are made to satisfy and tantalize your palate. Overnight at the same venue in Jeffrey’s Bay. Jeffreys Bay has always been known for its beautiful shells so it stands to reason that the town should have a Shell Museum. The more than 600 shells from species all over the world makes it one of the largest shell collections in South Africa Local shells and shell craft can be purchased just outside the museum from the shell shops and stalls. Day 5: After breakfast, you’ll travel approximately four hours on the famous Route 62 to get to Oudtshoorn for a Heritage Tour at the Cango Caves. Located in a limestone ridge parallel to the picturesque Swartberg Mountains, the caves include over 2.5 miles (4 km) of drip stone caverns with vast halls and towering formations of stalactites and stalagmites. You’ll walk through some of this subterranean wonderland with your guide on a 1-hour tour of the caves. From here we go to an Ostrich Farm where the largest fowl in the world can be studied. We drive to our overnight farm at De Zeekoe (or similar). This area is surrounded by the Swartberg and Outeniqua mountains, and one of the world’s 17 “hot spots” with 3 overlapping flower zones, which is located between the lush green Garden Route and the wide-open spaces of the Klein (Little) Karoo with the Outeniqua and Swartberg mountain ranges as backdrop. ​ Day 6: Get up before sunrise to take part in a Wild meerkat tour which offers you the unique opportunity to see these animals that are part of the shy 5 in their natural environment. Breakfast follows your return to Cape Town along Route 62, the world's longest wine route. You’ll pass through breath-taking scenery and have plenty of rest stops. Also to be visited is Ronnie's Sex Shop which had visitors from all over the world, judging by the graffiti on its wall. There will be more stops for wine tasting before reaching Cape Town in the evening to end your tour. Book and pay for 7 adults and get your spot for free! (T&Cs apply) Book a Tour ​ ​ Request your date ​ - Group discounts for 5 and more ​ More dates & Tariffs Book now! You will be redirected to our TourSouthAfrica booking site: Rezgo Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfasts - excellent restaurants available Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Alcoholic drinks Activities indicated as optional Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Remember: Tour bookings and payments close 6 weeks before the tour starts eco

3-day Package Safari - Kruger National Park & Panorama Route Tour This Safari is an excellent choice for people who want to enjoy spectacular scenery at the Mpumalanga Panorama Route, combined with game drives to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo). ​ Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 7 am and 7:30 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport 2. Your centrally located accommodation around O.R.Tambo Airport 3. Home pick up Please request a quote (info@ amatungulu.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. ​ DAY 1: JOHANNESBURG TO GRASKOP We will begin the journey and drive through some of the most scenic areas of the Eastern part of South Africa. Have lunch at a local restaurant and then drive to view Pinnacle Rock and then to experience the amazing view from God’s Window (Wonder View). We then visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. (Lunch en-route, restaurants available) From here we visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and then head the Blyde River Canyon, where we overnight in a chalet at the resort: Forever Blyde Canyon (or similar). ​ DAY 2: KADISHI TUFA WATERFALL TO SATARA You will leave after breakfast to take a boat trip on the Blyde Dam. An interpretation tour will take you to the Kadishi Tufa waterfall and the Three Rondawels. An abundance of wildlife will keep you distracted while learning more about the natural history of the Blyde Canyon. The waterfall’s formation strikingly resembles a face which is crying profusely, and is thus sometimes known as ‘the weeping face of nature’. Completing this, you will head to the heart of the Kruger National Park through the Orpen gate, watching game as you head to the Satara Rest Camp. (Lunch en-route not included, restaurants available) The Satara Rest Camp is situated in an excellent game viewing area, with the bush relatively open and the animals plentiful and diverse. The camp itself has a rustic charm, with the bulk of the accommodation set out in a series of circles. At night the clink of fruit bats is fused with the chirping of cicadas and crickets. The calls of owls and night-jars add to the symphony that is punctuated intermittently by the whoop of hyena, the screech of jackal and the roars of lion. Enjoy a *Sunset Game Drive which transitions into the night where you can see the nocturnal activities of Kruger's secretive creatures, and lasts at least 3 hours. Dinner at the restaurant follows. Overnight in a bungalow or cottage at the Satara Rest Camp, or similar. (You have the choice to do an optional activity like an early morning game drive or walk.) ​ DAY 3: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK - JOHANNESBURG Starting the game drive in our own vehicle early after coffee on the way out of the park, you explore every possible opportunity to view the spectacular wildlife scenery. Chances are excellent to spot a variety of some of the estimated number of animals: Lion, 1 620 – 1750, Leopard, 1 000, Cheetah, 120, Wild dog, 120, Spotted hyena, 5340, Elephant, 13 750, Burchell's zebra, 23 700 - 35 300, Hippopotamus, 3 100, Warthog, 3 100 - 5 700, Giraffe, 6 800 - 10 300, Buffalo, 37 130, Eland, 460, Roan antelope, 90, Sable antelope, 290, Greater kudu, 11 200, etc. (Brunch en-route, restaurants available) After a 150 km game drive, we return back to Johannesburg via Nelspruit (Mbombela). ​ Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Breakfasts Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle 3-hour sunset Game Drive in open safari vehicle Inquire Now! Thanks! Message sent. A deposit of 40% is required when a booking is made. Last payment must be made no later than 15 days before the tour starts. Prices are calculated as follows: 1 adult R 10900,00 (for a single adult, minimum 2 persons) 2 adults sharing R 19900,00 3 adults sharing R 25250,00 4 adults sharing R 31300 ,00 5 adults sharing R 37350 ,00 6 adults sharing R 44500,00 child age 4-11 R 3900,00 child age 0-3 free Book now in US$! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable)​ Lunches, Dinners Alcoholic drinks​ Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Tour bookings and payments close 42 days before the safari starts Blyde River Canyon Satara Kruger Park O.R.Tambo Clients should arrive the day before their tour starts, as the time to travel to where the sightings start are taking about 5 hours. Pick ups and drop offs are at the airport or hotels close to the OR Tambo airport, within a radius of 3 miles. Clients flying out of OR TAMBO International on last day to please not book flights earlier than 20:00 pm for domestic flights and 21:00 pm for international flights as one cannot always guarantee on-time arrival at OR Tambo International airport. *Please take note that the minimum age for a game drive in an open safari vehicle during the 3 hour sunset drive is 6. Parents can take turns to do game drives as there are other drives as well.

6-day Conference Safari - incl. Kruger National Park & Panorama Route Take your work to one of the most scenic areas of South Africa where you can have corporate events or conferences, mixed with sightseeing and game drives. This working Safari is an excellent choice to host meetings and workshops in luxury lodges, combined with game drives to see the renowned big five (elephant, rhinoceros, lion, leopard and buffalo). Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 7 am and 8 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote (info@ amatungulu.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. Day 1: You will begin the safari and drive through some of the most scenic areas of the Eastern part of South Africa. We visit the intriguing museums and shops in Pilgrim’s Rest and then drive to view Pinnacle Rock and then to experience the amazing view from God’s Window. We then visit the Berlin Falls, where numerous local arts and crafts are for sale. (Lunch en-route, restaurants available) From here we visit Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and then head the Blyde River Canyon, where we overnight in a chalet at the resort: Forever Blyde Canyon (or similar). Buffet dinner with the best prepared local dishes will be enjoyed at the restaurant. ​ Day 2: You leave after breakfast to take a boat trip on the Blyde Dam. An interpretation tour will take us to the Kadishi Tufa waterfall and the Three Rondawels. An abundance of wildlife will keep you distracted while learning more about the natural history of the Blyde Canyon. The Kadishi Tufa waterfall, at 200 meters (around 660 feet) in height, is the second tallest tufa waterfall on earth. Completing this, you will head to the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Center to learn about a number of animal species including Cheetah, African wild dog, Lion, African wild cat, Ground horn bill, Sable antelope, etc. Visitors can view the resident animals in close proximity, in a habitat simulating what they would experience in the wild. From here you go to the 4 - star Phelwana Game Lodge (or similar) where your conference can start from 15 pm. This luxury lodge offer facilities like a microphone system and full Wi-Fi access at the main lodge. They also have an outside lapa and bar area for alternate dining experiences, dinner, breakfast and high tea as well as guided activities on Phelwana Game Farm. ​ Day 3 and 4: Qualified and friendly field guides offer unforgettable memories to you when doing the morning bush walk for 1 hour through the reserve, and upon your return a delicious breakfast is served. A 2 hour morning session of conferencing follows, lunch is served and another 2 hours of conference commences. An afternoon game drive for approximately 1½ hours can be taken now, as nothing beats an African sunset where you get the opportunity to view the game and the majestic sunset while enjoying a refreshing sundowner drink. The sounds of the bush around the fire in the Phelwana lapa creates the perfect setting for your dinner. ​ Day 5: Breakfast is followed with a drive to the Kruger National Park where the best scenic routes will take you to get more opportunities to see the Big 5. Chances are excellent to spot a variety of some of the animals like Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Wild dog, Spotted hyena, Elephant, Zebra, Hippopotamus, Warthog, Giraffe, Buffalo, Eland, Roan antelope, Sable antelope, Kudu, etc. Once you reach the Skukuza camp, you will have a popular 3 hour sunset game drive in an open safari vehicle where the amazing African sunsets can be seen, and return at night while viewing some nocturnal species, then dinner at the restaurant. Overnight here. ​ Day 6: Leaving Skukuza after breakfast with a view of wild animals over the river, we have another game drive out of the park and back to Jhb. Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Meals Driver/tour Guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Welcome pack, and free use of smartphone and data Booking Request ​ ​ Safari requires a minimum of 8 people to book ​ Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo Excluded: Flights Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Alcoholic drinks​ Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees O.R.Tambo Dullstroom Sabie Pilgrim's Rest Blyde River Canyon Skukuza Kruger Park Phelwana

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3-day Cradle of Human Kind, Sun City & Pilanesberg Tour The North-West province allows a traveler to explore a variety of rich cultural heritage and history, combined with wonderful nature and wildlife scenery not very far from Johannesburg and the O.R. Tambo airport. This tour includes a portion of Gauteng, where we visit The Cradle of Human Kind to muse about our origins. Visit the Voortrekker Monument or the Union Buildings in Pretoria. Itinerary: If you arrive a day or two earlier, we recommend booking an excursion to Soweto or the Apartheid Museum. You will be picked up at any of the following spots for the start of the tour between 8 am and 9 am: 1. O.R.Tambo Airport, 2. Gautrain Centurion Station, 3. Your centrally located hotel, 4. Home pick up Please request a quote ( amatungulutours@gmail.com ) for home pick up, or if your hotel is not on our route. (Between the O.R.Tambo Airport and our destination.) Pick up point must be indicated on the booking form. ​ Day 1: We pick you up at your hotel near O. R. Tambo International Airport and drive to The Cradle of Human Kind/Maropeng for a tour of a journey back in time from the start of our universe, some 14-billion years ago. We visit the Tumulus building to browse the interactive displays, have lunch (own cost) at the Tumulus restaurant and then go to the Sterkfontein Caves to see where world-acclaimed fossils were discovered. We overnight at the Cabanas or optional Palace of the Lost City Hotel at the Sun City Resort. Unlimited free access to the Valley of Waves, buffet breakfast included. (Lunch and dinner at own cost.) (B) ​ Day 2: We go to the Pilanesberg Game Reserve, “The Volcano That Gave Birth to a Game Reserve” for a game drive where you will have opportunities to see the Big 5 in their natural habitat. We spend the rest of the day at the Sun City and Lost City Resorts. With hundreds of things to offer, you have a huge variety to do, from family fun to adrenaline-fueled adventures. Sun City has something for everyone to enjoy. We spend the night at the Cabanas or optional Palace of the Lost City Hotel at the Sun City Resort. (or similar). Unlimited free access to the Valley of Waves, buffet breakfast included. (Lunch and dinner at own cost.) (B) ​ Day 3: Starting with a game drive through the Pilanesberg Game Reserve, we leave the reserve on our way to the Hartbeespoortdam area, where we stop over at the Monate Citrus Cellar for a taste of home-brewed mampoer spirits. You will also have the opportunity to visit AFRICAN arts and craft stores for shopping. A visit to the Voortrekker Monument or Union Buildings is followed on your way back to the O.R. Tambo Airport, or you join us on another tour with Amatungulu Tours. (B) Included: Accommodation as per itinerary Entrance fees National Park fees Meals as indicated in itinerary (B=breakfast x 2) Driver/guide Professional guide at specialist venues Transport by private vehicle Welcome pack, and free use of smart phone and data see Booking Tariffs - Cash payment in ZAR possible - Free for children under 4 - Group discounts for 6 and more - Door to door pick up possible - Email for quote request ​ Book now! You will be redirected to our booking site: Rezgo NEW BOOKABLE OPTIONS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET... You now get the option to book for either the 4-star Cabanas accommodation, or the luxury 5-star Palace of the Lost City Hotel at the Sun City Resort! Excluded: Excess luggage charges (where applicable) Meals as per itinerary Alcoholic drinks Drinks Food and drinks, unless specified Gratuities (recommended) Travel insurance; Flights; Airport transfers; Porterage; Visa fees Tour bookings and payments close 7 days before the tour starts Maropeng O.R.Tambo Hartbeespoort Sun City