12 days self drive holiday package,
“Cape Town and Garden Route”
Only for direct booking with Wheels On Holiday
Matching the right accommodation is crucial to the success of your
holiday. It is, therefore, vital that we are aware of your specific needs
and requirements as well as your limitations. This is YOUR holiday ….
We have inspected all the hotels and guesthouses and selected
the best adapted accommodations for you.
This gives us the ability to offer you a personally designed holiday.
All the rooms have a TV, coffee and tea facility, Frigidaire,
an entirely adapted bathroom with shower and toilet.
In the morning you can enjoy a continental or English breakfast
as well as an excellent service.
To book your holiday with us,
you should first complete the information form and email it to us.
Within 3 days you will receive all the information.
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Cape Town
The newly refurbished and renovated Cape Town International Airport
is
located
on the N2 highway about 20 minutes(22Km)
from the city centre.

The heart of the Western Cape is without doubt the city of Cape Town.
Cape Town has a distinct flavor of its own, affected in no small part by
the cultural melting pot of Indonesian, French, Dutch, British and
German settlers who each indelibly stamped their mark upon the
foundations of the city.
Cape Town is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, surrounded
by the table mountain, the wine country and the Atlantic ocean with
beautiful beaches. Cape Town has the nickname 'mother city'
(the Greek word ‘metropolis’), because Cape Town is the first metropolis of South Africa.

Day 1: Arrival in Cape Town, pick up the car and drive to your hotel
and relax at the pool or visit colorful Waterfront and in the evening
having dinner in the hotel.
Day 2: Visit Kirstenbosch gardens, then Table Mountain, if bad/windy weather,
then shopping in more then 50 shops at Waterfront.
Day 3: Drive from Cape Town on the most beautiful seaside scenic route via
Sea Point along the coast to Hout bay, Clifton and Twelve Apostles
mountain range. Take Chapmans Peak drive over to Simonstown.
Visit Boulders Penguins near Cape Point and finally the popular
Cape of Good Hope.

Day 1–2 –3 staying in the same 3*** of 4 **** hotel - B+B
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Day 4 - 5:
Wine tasting and driving around and enjoying the day.

The Cape Winelands is another of the huge draw cards to South Africa
that manage to effortlessly combine the beauty of ripening vineyards.
Cape Dutch manor homes and excellent cuisine in valleys surrounded by
indigo mountains to such effect that visitors return to fully appreciate
the many wine routes and estates on offer. Many of these are within
easy reach of Cape Town, particularly those in Stellenbosch, Paarl and
Franschhoek.
Staying in a 4 ****guesthouse in Stellenbosch or Paarl
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Oudtshoorn
From the Winelands via N1 to Montagu, in Montagu route 62
(through the Klein Karoo) till Oudtshoorn 350 km/5 hours.

Oudtshoorn is situated in the Klein Karoo. This town with its wide open
spaces and broad streets is the capital of the Klein Karoo.
Enjoy the relaxed, friendly, hospitable atmosphere offered in town or at
the various surrounding farms. Experience the joy of life in the country!
Here is ideal breeding ground for the most majestic of flightless
birds the Ostrich.
Day 6:
Visit the Townhouse Museum and Ostrich farm show.
Day 7: Kango Wildlife Ranch

Where you can observe cheetahs, lions, jaguars, pumas and
white Bengal tigers.
The Cango Wildlife Ranch and its breeding
centre is carefully designed so that
its more than 47 species of animals
and reptiles
can roam peacefully in
comfortable natural enclosures,
giving visitors the opportunity to closely observe, and in
some cases,
interact with a wide variety of unusual and endangered animals.
For more information click here: http://www.cango.co.za/

Here you will also have the unique opportunity to stroke
a live cheetah!!!!

This day you will never forget…….
Staying in a 3*** or 4**** hotel or guesthouse - B+B
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Knysna From Oudtshoorn take scenic drive via George, Wilderness to Knysna 125 km/1.5 hour

Knysna is one of the Garden Route’s best known travel destinations
situated between lush forests and the shores of the Indian Ocean.
Today, Knysna is one of the biggest tourist attractions in South Africa.
This town, one of the fastest growing towns in Southern Africa, with its
history and historical buildings makes an excellent getaway..
Day 8: Visit oyster farm in the afternoon, then Waterfront for shopping,
boat trip and supper.
Day 9:
Visiting Plettenberg Bay, Tsitsikamma National Park


Staying in a 3*** or 4**** hotel or guesthouse - B+B
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Hermanus From Knysna via N2 to Hermanus 430 Km/5 hours
Day 10: Whale watching day.

A popular holiday destination for tourists and locals alike, Hermanus is
hailed as offering the best place based on whale watching in the world.
From May whales pay homage to these warm, shallow waters in order to
mate and to
calf their young. The best time for whale watching is
between August and November and at this time the bay is dotted with
whales. More often than not, they're more than happy to put on a
performance.
Staying in 4**** guesthouse – B+B
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Cape Town From Hermanus to Cape Town 140 Km/2 hours
Day 11: Last day of your vacation in
South Africa, relax or shopping in
Waterfront or take the ferry to Robben Island and visit the prison
that was home to Nelson Mandela.

Staying in 3 or 4**** hotel - B+B
Tip:
Leave shopping until the last day, to avoid carrying all items with you
on the trip.
Day 12:
Return your car at the airport and flight back home.
Price 2008/2009 in Euro, per person in double roon.
Including rental car group B: (VW Polo, Nissan or similar)
11 nights accommodation
with breakfast: 1145
Supplement:
4 **** hotel in Cape Town per person 245 ,
Single room 295
Not includet:International flights to Cape town
Travel insurance(luggage, personal liability and travelcancalation)



