Tours - 4 Day 3 Night Eastern Cape Guided Coach Tour
Day 1: Graaff-RienetWe will depart from the Beach Hotel in Port Elizabeth at 07:30 and travel via Janesville to Graaff-Rienet, the oldest town in the Eastern Cape Region, with many beautifully restored historical buildings lining the streets. Explore Graaff-Reinet’s many attractions on foot. View the famous jointed dole rite pillars at the Valley of Desolation, with magnificent views of the town and surrounding countryside. Overnight in Graaff-Rienet LDBB.
Day 2: Cradock
Today we will visit Nieu Bethesda, a tiny village tucked away in a valley. You will see the extraordinary ’Owl House’ Of Helen Martins, one of South Africa’s most famous examples of ‘visionary art’ (Art Brut). Visit a local farm and view San (‘Bushmen’) paintings, wool shed, and museum containing fossils found on the farm. Enjoy a typical farm lunch. Continue to the Mountain Zebra Park, the cradle of mountain zebra conservation in Africa. Overnight in Cradock LDBB.
Day 3: Grahamstown
After breakfast we will continue to Grahamstown. The city’s pride is its cultural heritage and great care has been taken in preserving its numerous historical buildings. Visit Settlers Monument, Cathedral of St Micheal & St George, Commemoration Church, Observatory museum, Albany Museum and Rhodes University Campus. Overnight in Grahamstown LDBB.
Day 4: Addo Elephant Park
We will travel to evergreen Sundays River Valley, and the famous Addo Elephant Park, home to the densest elephant population on earth. Spend the afternoon enjoying the varied wildlife. We will return to Port Elizabeth. Drop off in Port Elizabeth at the Beach Hotel. LB End of tour.
Per person sharing: R 6, 400.00
Single supplement: R 1, 200.00 valid until 30/10/2009
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Excluded: All cost of a Personal Nature, Laundry, Airport Taxes, Drinks.
Comfortable brown or beige or kaki color casual cloths that included: Long trousers, shorts, underwear, tracksuits, light walking shoes, long socks, 3 light shirts, long-sleeved shirt, sweater, bathing costume, light rainproof jacket or anorak and hat.
Smart-casual clothes for eveningwear, although a few up-market destinations will expect something more formal.
Essential Equipment:
Water bottle, personal toiletries, lip balm, sunscreen SPF 30+, insect repellent, waterproof copy of ID document / passport / plain tickets.
Prescription medications:
Make sure you have enough to last during your trip, as well as a copy of the prescription's.
Over-the-counter anti-diarrhea medicine (just in case!) if you think you'll have trouble finding a pharmacy on your trip.
Visa or MasterCard credit card and/or Travelers Cheques - Diners and American Express are not always accepted. Keep travel documents in a safe place - many airlines no longer resubmit lost tickets and require a police affidavit if you want to avoid paying the full fare for their replacement.
Optional Equipment:
Sunglasses, camera, binoculars, compass, maps.
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