Africa Getaways & International Travel

15 day tour
Tour Type: Discovery

Discover South America by way of Brazil, Argentina and Peru and explore the vivacious cities of Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires and Lima. Plus be amazed at the spectacular sights of the Iguassu Falls, Machu Picchu and much more.

Highlights:

 Rio de Janeiro
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Iguassu
Buenos Aires
Lima
Sacred Valley
Machu Picchu
Cuzco

 ITINERARY:

South America Revealed 2010

Day 1 – Arrive Rio de Janeiro (3 nights)Welcome to exciting Rio de Janeiro! You will be met and transferred to your hotel where rooms are ready for early check in. The rest of the day is free to begin exploring on your own. This evening, relax over a delicious BBQ dinner followed by a colorful Folklore and Carnival show. (Highlight dinner)

Hotel: Excelsior Copacabana Situated in one of the best areas of the city, Windsor Excelsior Copacabana is a 3-star seafront hotel in Copacabana, in Rio de Janeiro. It is within a mere 10 minute drive from the airport, and some of Rio’s landmarks, such as Ipanema beach and Sugarloaf hill, are within easy reach from the hotel.

Day 2 – Rio de Janeiro  Join an exciting full day tour of Rio. Start with a cog-train ride up Corcovado Mountain. Disembark and walk up to the top lookout where the towering statue of Christ the Redeemer stands. Then, descend by train and pass by Rio’s world-famous beaches to board a cable car for a two-staged ascent up Sugar Loaf Mountain. Enjoy the spectacular views of the city before traveling down and continuing on to see the main sights. Your evening is free. (Breakfast / Lunch)

Day 3 – Rio de Janeiro  A full day free. Sightseers can choose between two tours: A full day schooner cruise from a nearby village with lunch and swimming or a half day jeep excursion through a rainforest (both own expense). (Breakfast)

 Day 4 – Rio de Janeiro – Iguassu Falls (2 nights)  Fly to Iguassu Falls this morning. The balance of the day is free to begin exploring this magnificent natural wonder on your own. (Breakfast / Dinner)  Hotel: Mabu Thermas & Resort

Day 5 – Iguassu Falls  A local guide will show you the Falls from the Brazilian side. The two-mile-wide torrent is nothing short of spectacular. The rainbows, thundering roar and plunging cascades of water make this truly one of nature’s wonders. Your afternoon and evening are at leisure. You might want to join an optional hike down the canyon followed by a boat ride on the Iguassu River to the base of the Falls. (Breakfast / Lunch)

The Iguassu Falls are in the river Iguassu (1)

There is at the region another big river: Parana River (2)

Iguassu River and Parana define the borders of three neighbouring countries: Brazil (3), Argentine (4), Paraguai (5)

There are three cities in the region, each for each country: (6) Foz do Iguacu (Brazil), (7) Puerto Iguazu (Argentine), (8) Ciudade del Est (Paraguay)

There are two big local Parks, bordering the Iguassu river: the Brazilian (9) and the Argentinean (10)

 There are two international airports: the (11) Iguacu Intl Airport (Brazil) and the (12) Iguazu Intl Airport (Argentine)

 Hotels are mainly located in the cities or near the road that links the (13) Falls and the Foz do Iguacu (Brazil) or the road that links the (14) Falls and Puerto Iguazu.

The Devil’s Throat (15) is at the heart at the Falls.

The access to Argentine (or to Brazil, if you are in the Argentinean side) is made by crossing the bridge Tancredo Neves (16).

The access (from Brazil) to Ciudad del Est, in Paraguay, is made northward Foz do Iguassu city (17)

 Day 6 – Iguassu Falls – Buenos Aires (3 nights)  This morning, see the Argentine side of the Falls. Board the Ecological Train and ride to a spectacular viewpoint to see the famous Devil’s Throat. Then transfer for your flight to Buenos Aires. Tonight, enjoy dinner and a Tango show. (Breakfast / Dinner)  Hotel: Hotel Elevage

The Elevage Buenos Aires Hotel will add just a little touch of star quality to your vacation in the city. This fabulous and elegant hotel is one the best Buenos Aires 4 star hotels with a great central location within easy reach of the main avenues of the city. The famous Plaza San Martin is a short walk from the accommodation.

 Day 7 – Buenos Aires  Start sightseeing with views of the Plaza de Mayo. On to see San Telmo and colorful La Boca. Drive down Avenida 9 de Julio, the world’s widest avenue. After views of Palermo Park, visit the famous Recoleta Cemetery to see the graves of many of Argentina’s leaders, including Eva Duarte, who later became Evita Perón. The afternoon is free. Tonight, savor a special “Be My Guest” home-hosted dinner featuring traditional Argentine cuisine. This is a wonderful opportunity to interact with a local family in their own home. (Breakfast / Be My Guest dinner)

 Day 8 – Buenos Aires  A free day. Your Tour Director will have many suggestions, including a day trip to the Pampas to learn the life of the Gaucho (Argentine cowboy) or perhaps take a fun and informative Tango lesson (both own expense). (Breakfast)

Day 9 – Buenos Aires – Lima  This morning, transfer to the airport for your flight to Lima. A city tour shows you the highlights of the colonial Peruvian capital. (Breakfast)  Hotel: Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores   

 The hotel is two blocks from Handicraft Peruvian Markets and Parque Kennedy. Public beaches are five kilometers away. Remodeled in 2008, the Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores features a spa and beauty salon. The hotel boasts a fitness center, sauna and heated indoor pool with cascading waterfall. Complimentary buffet style breakfasts are served in the dining room, and a restaurant serving Peruvian cuisine operates during lunch and dinner hours. Five meeting rooms are available. Wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel for a fee. The travel café offers tour assistance for guests.

 Day 10 – Lima – Cuzco – Sacred Valley

Fly to Cuzco this morning. Head into the scenic Sacred Valley and stop at the market in Pisac. There is time to bargain for Peruvian arts and crafts before driving across the Valley. This is one of the most beautiful areas found anywhere in the world. At Ollantaytambo, a walking tour introduces you to the quaint village. Just outside of town, admire the ruins of a mighty Inca fortress. Later, travel to your hotel in Urubamba. (Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner) Hotel: Sonesta Posadas del Inca Yucay

 Note: On the train to Machu Picchu, only hand luggage can be taken. Your main suitcase will be transferred to Cuzco and stored.

Day 11 – Sacred Valley – Machu Picchu Take the Vistadome Valley train to Machu Picchu. There is time to explore the magnificent ruins of the “Lost City of the Incas” on your own after a guided walking tour. Enjoy lunch before making the short trip to your hotel in Aguas Calientes, at the foot of Machu Picchu. (Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)  Hotel: Sumaq Hotel

 SUMAQ is the only five star hotel in Machu Picchu Town (formerly Aguas Calientes), located only 20 minutes from the Machu Picchu archaeological site. The fine large facilities offer a living experience,  representative of the Inca culture. Sumaq means “a great stay” for those seeking comfort, relaxation and elegance, surrounded by an attentive staff at your disposal while you also enjoy the best Peruvian food in Machu Picchu.

Day 12 – Machu Picchu – Cuzco (2 nights) Return to Machu Picchu for last impressions of this extraordinary site. This afternoon, travel by train and coach back to Cuzco. (Breakfast / Lunch) Hotel: Novotel Cuzco 

Novotel Cusco is the ideal place to go for a long weekend or to spend your vacation. Situated in the heart of the historic center, near to the Plaza de Armas main square, the cathedral and 10 minutes from the airport. Novotel Cusco is an historical starting point for discovering the Inca civilization.

Day 13 – Cuzco A morning city tour shows you the Plaza del Regocijo, Plaza de Armas, and the Cathedral. Then head to the San Blas district. You will also visit several Inca ruins, including the fortresses of Sacasayhuaman and Tambomachay. The balance of the day is free to continue exploring on your own. (Breakfast)

Day 14 – Cuzco – Lima  Late this morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Lima. Your afternoon and evening are at leisure to explore the city, do some last-minute shopping, or enjoy a cup of coffee in a little café. (Breakfast)  Hotel: Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores

Day 15 – Depart Lima   Transfer for your flight home. (Breakfast)

South America Revealed 2010 What’s Included

Sightseeing Highlights

Rio de Janeiro: Sightseeing tour includes the city’s main sights and a cogtrain ride through Tijuca Forest and up Corcovado Mountain to see the famous Christ the Redeemer statue. Also included is a cable car ascent up Sugar Loaf Mountain.

Iguassu: A guided tour to the amazing Falls.

Buenos Aires: Guided sightseeing of this city including views of Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, Teatro Colon, Palermo Park, and visits the famous Recoleta Cemetery, the burial site of Evita Perón.

Lima: Sightseeing includes views of the Plaza de Armas, the Government Palace, City Hall, the Archbishop’s Palace and the Cathedral.

Sacred Valley: Visit one of the most beautiful areas in the world.

Machu Picchu: Take the Vistadome Valley train to the famous ancient Inca city.

Cuzco: Visit the Inca city and the center of the empire, Plaza de Armas (Altitude 11,444 feet).

Dining Highlights
14 Breakfasts
5 Lunches
4 Dinners
BBQ and Carnival show in Rio de Janeiro
‘Be My Guest’ speciality dinner in Buenos Aires

First Class Travel Highlights
All intra-tour flights and round-trip transfers between airports and hotels, including baggage handling at the airport.
Accommodations in hotels in twin-bedded rooms with private bath or shower as listed or similar.
Services of an English-speaking Tour Director throughout; local host on the Amazon extension.
Sightseeing program as indicated in itinerary, including admission charges, where applicable.
Hotel taxes and service charges.
Portfolio of travel documents.

Airport Transfers in South America
Transfers between airports, hotels and piers are included.

South America Revealed 2010 Optional Excursions
No optional  excursions available.

VISA REQUIREMENTS:
Visas are not required by holders of South African Passports.
Passengers do require a VALID PASSPORT (valid for 6 months from date of entry) and a
RETURN AIRTICKET.

CALL STEPHANIE 031 769 1305  info@africagetaways.co.za to BOOK THIS AMAZING TRIP TO SOUTH AMERICA NOW!

AFRICA GETAWAYS can assist in arranging your INTERNATIONAL RETURN AIRFARE.

A Fantastic 2 or 3 nights getaway package on the luxurious floating boutique hotel Zambezi Queen, including a fully inclusive day trip to Victoria Falls.

2 or 3 Nights onboard Zambezi Queen including a day trip to Victoria Falls.

Includes the following:

* Transfers to/ from Kasane airport
* 2 nights on board Zambezi Queen including all meals, beers, wines and soft drinks
* 14% Vat and tourism levy
* Daily activities including an exclusive day trip to Vic Falls

AFRICA GETAWAYS will assist with the booking of flights which are NOT INCLUDED. Call STEPHANIE 031 769 1305 info@africagetaways.co.za

Why not combine the best of two worlds when visiting the Vic Falls region.  We have put together a fabulous 2 night stay at the prestigious Victoria Falls Hotel combined with a 2 or 3 night escape along the Chobe River onboard the Zambezi Queen.

2 Nights at Victoria Falls Hotel and 2 or 3 nights onboard Zambezi Queen.

Includes the following:

* Transfers to the hotel and airport
* 2 nights dinner, bed and breakfast at Vic Falls Hotel
* 2 nights on board Zambezi Queen including all meals, beers, wines and soft drinks
* Entry into Victoria Falls
* 14% Vat and tourism levy
* Daily activities, both land and water based

Please note this deal does not include airfare – Please contact AFRICA GETAWAYS, we will assist in the booking of airfares should you wish to book this wonderful VICTORIA FALLS getaway.

PLEASE CALL STEPHANIE: 031 769 1305 info@africagetaways.co.za

Highlights: Jerusalem, Capernaum, Tiberias, Nazereth, Meggido, Golan Heights, Tzfat (Safed). Acre, Haifia, Caesarea.

Jerusalem juxtaposes museums and universities with ancient shrines and faithfully maintained Biblical sites. Tel Aviv thrives with modern comforts and a vibrant nightlife. Come experience this rich and varied bouquet of attractions.

9 DAYS FROM  R14 100  per person sharing.

Day 1- Arrive Tel Aviv – Jerusalem (4 nights)
You are transferred to your hotel in Jerusalem. Enjoy the day at leisure before a Welcome Drink with your Trafalgar Representative and fellow travellers.     Hotel: Dan Panorama Jerusalem (4 nights)

Day 2 – New City of Jerusalem
We make our way to Yad Vashem, the memorial to the six million martyrs of World War II. At the Israel Museum we will visit the Shrine of the Book housing the Dead Sea Scrolls, then we see the Knesset or Parliament and the Givat Ram Campus of Hebrew University. Your evening is free. (Israeli breakfast)

Day 3 – Mount Zion – The Old City of Jerusalem

We visit the Tomb of King David and the room of the Last Supper on Mount Zion before reaching the Old City of Jerusalem. Walk through the newly restored Jewish Quarter to the Western Wall to see the Dome of the Rock. Later, we follow the Stations of the Cross along the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Later we stop at Mount Scopus and the Mount of Olives for a view of the Old City. (Israeli breakfast)

Day 4 – Jerusalem at leisure.
A full day at leisure in this fascinating city. (Israeli breakfast)

Day 5 – Jerusalem – Dead Sea – Massada – Ein Gev (2 nights)
Our journey takes us through the Judean Desert to the Dead Sea, the lowest spot on earth, passing Qumran to view the site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. We drive along the shores of the Dead Sea to Massada where we ascend by cable car to tour the ancient fortress where the Zealots made their last stand against the Romans. Next we explore the excavations of Herod’s Palace. We continue to our Kibbutz in Ein Gev where we spend the next two nights. (Israeli breakfast / Dinner)      Hotel: Kibbutz Hotel Ein Gev (2 nights)

Day 6 – Ein Gev – Tiberias – Nazareth – Meggido – Ein Gev
We begin the day with views of the Sea of Galilee from the former Syrian bunkers on the Golan Heights. Then continue to Capernaum, the old town of Jesus, and on to lovely Tiberias. Next to Nazareth to visit the Church of the Annunciation and finally to Meggido to see the excavations of Solomon’s Stables. (Israeli breakfast / Dinner)

Day 7 – Ein Gev – Tzfat (Safed) – Acre – Haifa – Caesarea – Tel Aviv (2 nights)
We stop at Tzfat to visit the ancient synagogue and artists’ colony, then to Acre to visit the Crypt of St. John and the underground crusader city. At Haifa we admire the views of the Bahai Shrine and visit the Persian Gardens before heading to Caesarea to view the Roman statues, the aqueduct and the Roman theatre. Our day ends in Tel Aviv. (Israeli breakfast)     Hotel: Dan Panoroma Tel Aviv (2 nights)

Day 8 – Tel Aviv at leisure
Today is a full day at leisure with time to relax before your return flight or explore the city further. (Israeli breakfast)

Day 9 – Depart Tel Aviv
Transfer to the airport for your return flight home. (Israeli breakfast)

Important Notice
Security is a major concern to all of us and the situation in Israel is constantly changing. Events in Israel coupled with the ‘Travel Advisories’ put out by various governments may at times necessitate changes to the brochured itinerary and accommodations and even tour cancellation. Please refer to our terms and conditions for further information. You must accept these risks involved in travel to Israel and accept responsibility for your own travel decisions.

Free airport transfers
Transfers will be provided for passengers who have advised Trafalgar of their flight details.

FOR ASSISTANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS TO CONNECT WITH YOUR TOUR:  STEPHANIE  031 769 1305 info@africagetaways.co.za

TRAFALGAR’S COST SAVER ….. IS UNBEATABLE VALUE!

GLIMPSE OF EUROPE   –  7 DAYS     from   R9 875   pp sharing

PARIS TO ROME HIGHLIGHTS (and in reverse)    -  8 DAYS  from  R10 750 pp sharing

EUROPEAN DELIGHT  -  11 DAYS  from R13 700 pp sharing

EUROPEAN ADVENTURES  -  12 DAYS from  R14 950 pp sharing

EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE  -  12 DAYS from R15 500 pp sharing

EUROPEAN MAGIC  -  12 DAYS  from R15 250 pp sharing

EUROPEAN ACCENT  -  14 DAYS  from  R17 450 pp sharing

EUROPEAN IMPRESSIONS  -  15 DAYS from  R17 525 pp sharing

EUROPEAN CAVALCADE  -  17 DAYS  from R20 150 pp sharing

THE COSMOPOLITAN  -  20 DAYS  from  R23 775 pp sharing

EUROPEAN HERITAGE  -  24 DAYS  from R27 800 pp sharing

EUROPEAN DISCOVERIES  -  30 DAYS  from R34 400 pp sharing

FOR DETAILED ITINERARY AND QUOTES CALL:  STEPHANIE  031 769 1305   info@africagetaways.co.za

Discover the world together.
Take your family on the holiday of a lifetime with Trafalgar’s exceptional Family Experiences designed to captivate travellers of all ages. We take care of all the planning to ensure your entire family has the perfect holiday and experience a world of colourful cultures and customs from a unique insider’s view.

Trafalgar has expanded their collection of itineraries for 2012, so your only dilemma will be deciding where to go!
On a Family Experiences holiday everyone can look forward to:

• Family-friendly, activity-packed itineraries
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MAGIC AND MAKE BELIEVE!
8 day tour from R15 050.00 Read the rest of this entry »

VIETNAM HIGHLIGHTS  

 Vietnam – 10 days  from  R8 170* +  R1 055 local payment
Experience the dazzling hustle and bustle of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Relax and soak up the rays on a beach in Nha Trang. Cycle around the UNESCO listed Hoi An, enjoy the amazing scenery of Hue, and chill out amongst the amazing limestone formations of Halong Bay aboard a traditional junk boat. Delve deeply into this country where East meets West, with spectacular results.

    
 
VIETNAM EXPERIENCE

Vietnam including the Mekong Delta – 12 days from R8 425* + R1 255 local payment
With golden temples, jade green waters, yellow rice paddy fields & coloured silks, Vietnam is a country of colour! See coconut palms & sugar plantations being tended by farmers in conical hats in the Mekong. Cruise the river delta, visit floating markets & stay overnight with a host family to see Vietnamese life up close. Cycle around Hoi An, soak up some rays on the beach in Nha Trang & cruise Halong Bay on a traditional junk boat. This is truly a country where East meets West & this tour allows you to experience the very best!

ASIAN ADVENTURE

Thailand, Laos & Cambodia – 14 days from R11 770* + R1 450 local payment
Experience the the thrill of Thailand, Laos & Cambodia on one awesome adventure! See the bright lights of Bangkok then feel the serenity of the Mekong with its rice paddy & sugar fields & coconut palms. Encounter intriguing Laos, with its isolated villages, spiritual tribes & French colonial past. Be spellbound as you move from Angkor Wat in Cambodia’s jungle to Phnom Penh, learning about the country’s tortuous past along the way.

THE BIG INDOCHINA

 Thailand, Laos, Cambodia & Vietnam – 25 days from R22 810* + R2 625 local payment
From the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, to the serenity of Thailand’s north, to the amazing colours and culture of Vietnam, to the rugged terrain and archaeological treasures of Laos to the rich but tragic past of Cambodia…. this is the tour that allows you to sample the best of all that South East Asia has to offer.

SAPA TREKKING

Northern Vietnam – 4 days from R3 320* + R 390
Pack your trekking shoes & head to Sapa in far north Vietnam near the Chinese border. Trek through villages meeting different hill tribes along the way. You’ll even stay overnight in a local guesthouse and on Sundays visit Bac Ha Markets.

**The SAPA TREKKING is a stand alone extension and cannot be booked on its own. It can only be     booked in conjunction with and at the end of any of the above tours.

TERMS & CONDITIONS: All prices are FROM prices and are per person sharing, for a full quote with all information please contact STEPHANIE at AFRICA GETAWAYS – info@africagetaways.co.za

Africa Getaways can assist with arranging and booking of International Airfares for ALL Contiki Tours.

SPLIT – ŠOLTA – BRA? – HVAR – KOR?ULA – MLJET – PELJEŠAC & MAKARSKA – OMIŠ & SPLIT

Day 1 (Saturday) SPLIT -Solta Island (approx. 25 km / 15 miles of cycling)

Check in up until 13.00 h in Split harbour. Our first destination is the island of Solta. Next to walled-in fields you can see olive groves, fig trees, and carob trees. The many lavender and rosemary plants give the island its spicy scent. In the evening you will ferry over to Brac Island and spend the night in the harbor of Milna, whose picturesque natural stone houses form the border of a deep bay.

Day 2 (Sunday) Brac Island (approx. 45 km / 28 miles of cycling)

This first stage begins with a long, but even climb to the crest of a hill, past mulberry and fig trees, pine forests, olive groves and vineyards. The famous Vugaca (white) and Murvica (red) come from this island. The white marble visible here was used for, among other things, the White House in Washington and the Reichstag building in Berlin. The breathtaking panoramic views of the neighbouring island of Hvar on the descent to the beach at Bol are well worth the effort of the ascent. In Bol one can see the Golden Horn, a sand spit whose point turns from one side to the other with the wind. After a break for swimming and a stroll through Bol, the ship heads for Hvar, the longest Adriatic island. It anchors for the night in Jelsa harbour.

Day 3 (Monday) Hvar Island (Jelsa – Hvar, approx 25 km)
The island of Hvar is above all famous for its multicoloured fields of rosemary and lavender. It is sometimes called the lavender island. Olives hang on the trees, and in Autumn the oranges shine in the sun. The clear blue sea contrasts beautifully with the ancient cities of Hvar. Hvar also receives more hours of sunshine than anywhere else in the Adriatic (2718 hours a year). This stage makes its way through the many small villages of the island with their picturesque stone houses. The tour stops at the historical city of Hvar. As well as the Cathedral the city contains many late Gothic palaces. There is an opportunity to visit the cathedral and the historical Theatre. In the evening the ships moves to the island of Kor?ula.

Day 4. (Tuesday) Korcula Island (approx. 45 km / 28 miles of cycling)
The peaceful and secluded gardens of Cypress trees here make Korcula perhaps the most beautiful of the Adriatic islands. The tour travels to Blato, a city which like Rome was built on seven hills. We continue over a 300m / 980 ft high street to Smokvica, which along with Venice, proclaims to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. The destination is the medieval town of Korcula with its narrow winding streets. Here we spend the night on board the ship.

Day 5 (Wednesday) Mljet island National Park (approx. 20 km / 12 miles)
The island of Mljet is also known as Honey-Island. In the twelfth century Benedictine created a monastery here, beautifully secluded, and surrounded by pine and oak forests. Today this area is a National Park and the highpoint of any tour of Dalmatian. The pine forest here is one of the most spectacular in the Mediterranean region. On the bikes we tour around the saltwater-lake, in which there is actually another island. The ship brings you that evening to the Peljesac peninsula.

Day 6 (Thursday) Peljesac Peninsula – Makarska (approx. 30 km / 18 miles)
Peljesac is certainly a peninsula, strictly speaking, but life here is very much like that on an island. In the morning the cycle-tour leads you into the backcountry and past the most famous wine growing area in Dalmatian (the delightful Dingac comes from here) and on to Orebic. On an idyllic day we cycle on until we get to a climb that brings us up to almost 1,000 ft above sea-level. From here you will enjoy a magnificent view to the neighbouring island Korcula. A downhill of almost 4 miles leads to Loviste, a small town in the north of the island, where lunch will be served on the ship. Our boat brings us to popular holiday resort Makarska on the base of the 5,500 ft high Biokovo mountain range. The rocks of that impressive mountain make the Makarska coast so impressive, since they reach right to the waterline.

Day 7 (Friday) Omis – Split Trogir (ca. 58 km / 36 miles)
Another bike tour on the mainland leads us from Omis along the valley of the Cetina river right underneath the Mosor mountains. We will pedal in landscapes with quickly changing characters while small and quiet roads lead us back to the important city of Split, where you can   make a  tour of the important Roman Diocletian-Palace. After a relaxed city walk in this world-wide unique historic town return on our boat.

Day 8 (Saturday)
After breakfast disembarkment.

NOTE – BIKE ROUTES have most days BREAKFAST and DINNER as HALF BOARD meals with possible exceptions on certain days (will be communicated by the guide during the cruise)

PLEASE NOTE: The Captain reserves the right to change the route due to weather and sea conditions or to ensure the boat stays on schedule. The boats have an onboard motor which is used for the majority of the time rather the sails.

DEPARTURES FOR THIS BIKE & BOAT ADVENTURE START IN APRIL 2011 – Contact Stephanie 031 769 1305 to obtain an accurate quotation
* Includes Bike rental for the whole week.

Compulsory surcharges, payable direct only:
• Visitor’s tax & port charges: EUR 16 (±R200 pps)
• Park entry fees (where appl): from EUR 10 (from ±R125, amount will depend on the park)
Other optional surcharges:
• Upgrade to Category A+ cabins (available on KL2 route): R1800 pp
• Drink supplement: R240 pp per week (incl. choice of 1 drink-glass of wine, 1 beer or 1 soft drink with lunch)
• English breakfast supplement*: R600 pp per week
• Full board supplement: R1320 pp per week (min 10 pax req)
• Captain’s dinner suppl: R375
*The continental breakfast in price of the cruise includes: coffee, tea, milk, glass of juice, cereal, bread, a variety of spreads- butter, honey, jam, soft cheese; every day there is an addition such as ham and cheese or hard boiled eggs, frankfurters, salami etc
The English breakfast supplement will then add 2 eggs, bacon, tomato and mushrooms, or fruit & yoghurt, or similar.

What’s onboard a Classic boat?
Travelling on a sometimes masted, rigged wooden sailing boat (with onboard motor power) with a range of facilities including dining area and plenty of deck space to enjoy the spectacular views and sea breeze, you’ll be in the company of like-minded travellers. Relax as you let the captain and his support crew look after your needs. An onboard cook prepares breakfast and lunch each day, whilst in the evening, we offer you the chance to explore dining options at our numerous ports of call.

Individual boat design varies slightly from craft to craft, but all sailing boats offer a range of cabin types (some top deck, some on main deck and some below), comfortably accommodating 2 persons or at a squeeze, 3. An exclusive feature of the classic boat is that all cabins offer – private en suite bathrooms. Additionally classic boats offer towels, plenty of hot water, board games and ample shaded and sun deck space to lounge about! Should you require a triple cabin, please contact us for further information and availability. As the cruise offers no guided sightseeing, it is entirely up to you how you enjoy each port of call. Relax or explore? The choice is yours!