PREPARED FOR :
Pierre Ducros & Francine Cote, Olivia Leblanc & Bruno Forget, Isabelle Broulette & Philippe Ducros, Eliane Ducros & Yan Chabot, Martin Forget & Anne-Julie Gratton
Sun 29th Dec 2003
Rocktail Bay
This morning you will depart on scheduled flight SA1609 at 10h25 for Richards Bay arriving at 11h55. Upon arrival you will be met by your pilot and transferred by light aircraft to Richards Bay Lodge for 2 nights on a full board basis including activities. Departure time is 12h30 and arrival at Rocktail Bay at 13h10.
Tue 31st Dec 2003
Victoria Falls
This morning at 10h30 you will be transferred by private charter (Cessna Grand Caravan) directly to Victoria Falls Airport arriving at 15h30. Upon arrival you will be met and transferred to the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge for 1 night on a bed and breakfast basis.
Activities will include a tour of the Falls and a Sunset Cruise of the Zambezi.
Wed 1st Jan 2003
Okavango Delta -Chiefs Camp
This morning at approx 11h30 you will be collected and transferred by road (approx 1 hour) to Kasane Airport in Botswana where you you be met by your pilot who will transfer you to Chiefs Camp for 3 nights on a full board basis including all game activities.
Sat 4th Jan 2003
Singita Game Reserve
This morning at 09h00, after your game drive and breakfast, we will transfer you by private charter direct to Singita Game Reserve, stopping along the way to clear customs in Maun (Botswana), for 3 nights on a full board basis including game drives and drinks.
Tue 7th Jan 2003
Johannesburg/
Canada
This morning after your early morning game drive and breakfast you will be transferred by light aircraft (Cessna Grand Caravan) direct back to Johannesburg International Airport arriving at approx 14h30 – 15h00.
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PREPARED FOR :
Tom Garland & Brenda Terzich
21st Dec 2002
Johannesburg/Cape Town
Upon your arrival at Johannesburg International Airport ex SA212 arriving at 08h35 we will meet you and have all your tickets and documents for you. You will then connect with your ongoing scheduled flight CE706 departing for Cape Town at 11h45 and arriving at 13h55. Upon arrival you will be met and transferred to the Cape Grace Hotel (Luxury Room) for 2 nights on a bed and breakfast basis.
Situated on the West Quay of Cape Town's Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and
overlooking the new international yacht basin, the Cape Grace occupies the
prime position in the Cape. The hotel celebrates the French influence upon
the history of Cape Town. The Cape Grace provides the perfect link between
the 'old city' and the vibrancy of the waterfront. On its own promontory
surrounded by water on three sides, all the rooms open on to views of Table
Mountain, the yacht marina or a working harbour. The hotel is the perfect
base for leisure travellers, and is fully equipped with every modern
convenience. Every one of the 92 bedrooms and 12 suites are luxuriously
appointed. Each room has a lounge area, walk-in dressing room, and en suite
bathroom, with separate shower and double vanities. The cuisine is
contemporary and relaxed. As the Cape Grace is situated in the heart of the
Waterfront, leisure activities abound. The Victoria Wharf offers upmarket
shops, restaurants, cinemas, and a theatre. The hotel is situated three
minutes from the city centre, and is within easy reach of Cape Town's art
galleries, museums, botanical gardens, wine farms and beaches. The Cape
Grace is a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
22nd Dec 2002
Cape Town
This morning (time will be advised) you will be collected from your hotel for your private city tour, including Table Mountain.
We depart from your hotel and drive up Kloof Nek between Table Mountain and Signal Hill to Tafelberg Road and the lower cable station. Here we board
the new Rotair cable car that takes under 5 minutes to reach the summit of
Table Mountain, 1036 metres above sea level. The views of the city and
surrounds are spectacular and we have a chance to walk around the top of the
table to view various parts of the city.
We return to the city via the Bo-Kaap, the Cape Malay quarter, and then
leave our vehicle to walk through Government Avenue where the original
settlers planted their vegetable gardens. Today, it is home to South
African Museum, Cultural History Museum, Houses of Parliament, National
Gallery and St George's Cathedral. We walk through the city to the old Town
Square that is bustling with the market traders of Greenmarket Square and St
George's Mall.
We then drive to the castle, the oldest building in the country with its
beautiful collection of old Cape paintings. It is home to the Western Cape
Command and we see the Grande Parade where Nelson Mandela spoke to
Capetonians after his release in 1990.
We visit the moving District Six Museum that highlights the horror of the
forced removal of people from their homes. The museum contains a moving
collection of memorabilia donated by former residents of the area and their
descendants.
Overnight at The Cape Grace Hotel.
23rd Dec 2002
Rovos Rail
This morning (time will be advised) you will be collected from your hotel for a private transfer to Cape Town station for embarkation on Rovos Rail departing for Pretoria at 11h00. A Royal Suite has been reserved for you on a full board basis. You will then proceed inland via Worcester and on towards Matjiesfontein arriving at 18h00 where you will dis-embark for a quick tour of this quaint village. At 19h00 you will then depart Matjiesfontein.
Overnight on-board Rovos Rail.
24th Dec 2002
Rovos Rail
Upon arrival in Kimberley we transfer to the historic Kimberley Club for lunch and then take the electric tram from the City centre for a tour of the Big Hole and museum. 17:00 Depart Kimberley.
Overnight on-board Rovos Rail.
25th Dec 2002
Pretoria/MonteCasino
At 12h00 you will arrive at Rovos Rail’s Private Station at Capital Park, Pretoria. You will be met and privately transferred to the Palazzo Hotel for 1 night on a bed and breakfast basis.
Palazzo Inter-continental Hotel is located adjacent to Montecasino, a
gambling, leisure, entertainment and retail complex in the heart of
Fourways, Sandton. Built in Tuscan style to compliment the themed casino
complex, the hotel offers 246 elegantly appointed rooms, each with en-suite
bathroom and separate shower and all overlooking magnificent gardens. Set in
landscaped Tuscan gardens, the hotel has a fully equipped Fitness Centre,
outdoor swimming pool and business centre. Dining at this fine hotel is a
truly authentic experience that combines style with Italian flair.
26th Dec 2002
Botswana/Jao Camp
This morning at 08h00 you will be collected and transferred to Johannesburg International Airport in time for your scheduled flight BP208 departing for Gaberone at 10h40 and arriving at 11h40. You will then connect with BP32 departing for Maun at 12h20 and arriving at 13h50. Upon arrival you will be met and transferred by light aircraft to Jao Camp for 2 nights on a full board basis including activities.
28th Dec 2002
Mombo Camp
This morning after your game activity and brunch you will be transferred by light aircraft to Mombo Camp for 2 nights on a full board basis including activities.
30th Dec 2002
Victoria Falls
This morning after your game activity and brunch you will be transferred by light aircraft to Kasane where you will be met and transferred by road to the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge for 2 nights on a bed and breakfast basis. This afternoon at 16h00 you will be collected and transferred to the jetty for your Sunset Cruise on the mighty Zambezi River. At the end you will be transferred back to the hotel in time for the Boma Dinner.
31st Dec 2002
Victoria Falls
This morning (time will be advised) you will be collected and taken for your ½ day River Rafting followed by a 30 minute Helicopter flight over the Falls and then a Tour of the Falls and traditional village, and then returned to the hotel.
1st Jan 2003
Singita Game Reserve
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
This morning at about 10h00 (guide will advise time) you will be collected and transferred to the airport where we will meet you and transfer you by private charter via Pietersburg to Singita Game Reserve (Ebony Lodge) for 3 nights on a full board basis including game drives and walks. Drinks are also included.
4th Jan 2003
Londolozi Game Reserve
This morning after your game drive and breakfast you will be transferred next door to Londolozi Tree Camp for 1 night on a full board basis including game drives and walks. Drinks are for your own account.
5th Jan 2003
Johannesburg/USA
This morning after your game drive and breakfast you will be transferred to the Londolozi airstrip for your scheduled light aircraft transfer to Johannesburg departing at 11h30 and arriving at 13h30 where we will meet you to bid you farewell.
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PREPARED FOR :
Lord & Lady Richard Attenborough and Mike & Jane Holland
Fri 8th Nov 2002
Johannesburg/Manzini
Upon arrival at Johannesburg International Airport ex VS6601 arriving at 09h45. I will be there at the airport to meet you. Just look out for a Taga Safaris signboard with your name on it. If for some reason we miss each other my cell-phone number is 072 1600 645. I will then transfer you to the Federal Air departure lounge which is a 15 minute drive to the other side of the airport. As soon as we arrive you will be transferred in a Beechcraft Barron (twin engine) to Manzini (Matshapa Airport). Flying time is approx 55 minutes.
Sat 9th Nov 2002
Own arrangements
Sun 10th Nov 2002
Mala Mala Game Reserve
This morning you must be at Matshapa Airport by 07h30 for your 08h00 light aircraft (Chieftan) transfer to Mala Mala. As time gets nearer I will give you the pilots cell-phone number. He will be there with a signboard with your names on it. The flight time to Mala Mala via Nelspruit (to clear customs) will be appox 1hour 25 minutes. Overnight at Mala Mala Main Camp on a full board basis including game drives.
Mon 11th Nov 2002
Singita Game Reserve
This morning after your game drive and breakfast you will be transferred in the open landrover to Singita Game Reserve. Overnight at Singita Boulders Lodge on a full board basis including game drives.
Tues 12th Nov 2002
Johannesburg/London
This morning after your game drive and breakfast you will check out of Mala Mala and at aprox 12h30 you will be taken to the airstrip for your light aircraft (Cessna 206) transfer to Nelspruit in time to catch the scheduled flight SA8131 departing for Johannesburg at 14h15 and arriving at 15h20 in time for your ongoing flights back to London.
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PREPARED FOR :
Kuncoro Wibowa & Meutia Kumala and Mark Stolar & Dan Olsen and Trevor & Jacqui Roe and Donald & Pamela Roberts and Philip Charlton & Amanda Bell
Wed 4th Sep 2002
Inyati Game Reserve
Upon arrival at Johannesburg International Airport you will be met and I will give you all your tickets etc for your trip. You will then depart on your schedule flight SA1205 departing for Skukuza Airport at 12h55 and arriving at 14h05. Upon arrival you will be met and transferred by road to Inyati Game Reserve for 4 nights on a full board basis including two daily game drives and walks.
Sun 8th Sep 2002
Cape Town
This morning after your morning game drive and breakfast you will be transferred back to Skukuza Airport in time for your scheduled flight SA1202 departing for Johannesburg at 11h10 and arriving at 12h25. You will then connect with your ongoing scheduled fligtht SA343 departing for Cape Town at 14h00 and arriving at 16h10. Upon arrival in Cape Town International airport you will be met and privately transferred to The Lanzerac Hotel for 3 nights in 5 x Classic Rooms on a
bed & breakfast basis.
The Lanzerac Manor & Winery offers luxurious, individually decorated
bedrooms with antique furniture, each of which open onto private patios
overlooking the vineyards, landscaped gardens and the Helderberg mountains. All rooms have satellite television, air conditioning, under floor heating, telephones, mini bars and Victorian styled bathrooms with separate showers. There are a host of excellent restaurants to choose from at Lanzerac. Elegant dining is offered at The Governors Restaurant where an à la carte menu in served, in addition to a Cape Malay & Cheese Lunch Buffet and International Sunday Luncheon buffet. Mediterranean style dining is offered in The Lady Anne Courtyard, complete with gravelled terraces, wrought iron seating and colonial canvas umbrellas. The Terrace is set in the heart of the estate, a shaded outdoor venue that is ideal for those looking for a more casual menu. Die Taphuis is an authentic Cape country bar, with lovingly polished yellowwood furnishings, burnished copper and an authentic Cape Dutch open fireplace. The Craven Lounge - named as a tribute to South African sporting hero Danie Craven - prides itself on its famous afternoon teas, sunset champagne bar and a wide selection of fine coffees, liqueurs, cognacs and cigars. The Lanzerac's long history of wine making dates back to 1692 when the original winery was first established. Today guests have the opportunity
of taking a full cellar tour where they can taste the renowned Lanzerac Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, Pinotage and Ròse. Leisure activities include golfing, swimming, hiking, mountain biking and historical walks through nearby Stellenbosch. Lanzerac also has facilities for conferences, wedding and banquets and is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
Mon 9th Sep 2002
Cape Town
This morning (time will be advised) you will be collected from your hotel for a private tour of The Winelands.
Today will be a leisurely experience as we explore the Cape's wine route towns of Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschhoek. We will taste the "fruits of the vines" and enjoy the charm and hospitality of this unique area.
Estates visited vary and are selected after discussing personal preferences. Examples are Uitkyk, Warwick, Moreson, Mont Rochelle for fine red and white wines and Glen Carlou or Fairview for wine and cheese tastings.
We may have a picnic lunch or enjoy lunch at one of the many restaurants in the area.
For the nature lovers a visit to the Paarl Bird Sanctuary can be included, and we can visit the Afrikaans Language Monument with its indigenous gardens and sweeping views across the Boland.
We drive to Boschendal and visit the historic estate with some of the most beautifully preserved Cape Dutch buildings in the Cape, and its collection of priceless period furniture. This estate gives us an insight into how the early settlers lived at the Cape.
We visit Franschhoek nestled in the "Valley of the Huguenots" where the French first settled in 1688 and can visit the Huguenot Memorial and Museum. We also explore this country town with its lovely antique shops and gardens.
We explore Stellenbosch, the second oldest town in the country, driving along Dorp Street with its beautiful Cape Dutch houses. We visit the museum to see the different styles of architecture in the Cape from the 17th century.
Stellenbosch is a university town and we experience the many shops and galleries it has to offer.
Tue 10th Sep 2002
Cape Town
This morning (time will be advised) you will be collected from your hotel, for your private tour of The Peninsula.
Depart from your hotel and travel along the Atlantic Seaboard coast passing the seaside suburbs of Sea Point, Bantry Bay and Clifton. We will stop on the granite boulders where we have magnificent views of the Twelve Apostles along the Atlantic coast side of Table Mountain, and the beach of Camps Bay. We continue along Victoria Drive past Bakoven and Llandudno to Hout Bay, a charming little village and fishing harbour. We board a boat to see the mass of Cape Fur Seals on Duiker Island (this is weather dependent). The seals are mainly males waiting out their time till they are the right breeding age.
We view Chapman's Peak from the seal cruise as the road has been closed since Jan 2000, possibly opening some time in 2002. Time permitting we can drive to the old lookout point from where the road is closed, for spectacular views across Hout Bay, to the Sentinel and Karbonkelberg mountains. We then leave Hout Bay and travel over the mountain and through the Constantia Valley and over Ou Kaapse Weg to the Noordhoek area. We drive to Kommetjie and Scarborough, little hamlets on the Atlantic Coast. Between June and November there is the chance that we may sight whales along the coastline. These are mainly Southern Right Whales that come into our waters to mate and calve.
We enter the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and can take a drive off
the main road to the untouched area of Olifants Bay. There is a herd of endemic Bontebok living on this side of the reserve and we have the possibility of seeing them on the beach and in the surrounding "fynbos", our magnificent indigenous floral vegetation with flowering species throughout the year.
We enjoy lunch at one of the restaurants along the coast. We spend time exploring the rocky coastline and fynbos with possibilities of seeing the African Black Oystercatchers and Avocets as well as fynbos endemics such as the Cape Sugarbird and Protea Canary, as well as various Sunbirds.
We drive to the tip of the Cape Peninsula and either walk or take the funicular to the lighthouse at Cape Point with it's beautiful views overlooking False Bay, so named as the early navigators thought they had put into Table Bay! We drive to the Cape of Good Hope, the south western most point of the African continent.
We leave the reserve and drive along the False Bay coastline to Boulders Beach, and enjoy an opportunity to study the only penguins to be found on the continent of Africa, the African Penguin. We continue on through historic Simonstown, with its past and present naval traditions and travel along the coast to Fish Hoek. We return to the city over Boyes drive with views of the fishing village of Kalk Bay and the seaside towns of St James and Muizenberg, returning to your hotel in the late afternoon.
Wed 11th Sep 2002
The Blue Train
This morning (time will be advised) you will be collected from your hotel for your private transfer to Cape Town station where you will board the Blue Train to Pretoria. Overnight on the Blue Train for 1 night in 5 x Deluxe Rooms on a fully inclusive basis.
The New Blue Train has been hailed as the most luxurious train in the world. Characterised by its carriages of rich gold, deep blue and warm wood panelling, the train has been described as the equivalent of a five-star hotel on wheels. De Luxe and Luxury compartments are elegantly decorated and have single or double beds, lounge chairs, a writing desk, individual air conditioning control, internal telephones and remote controlled television. En suite bathrooms with either a bath or shower are decorated in Italian marble. Other amenities include an on board laundry service, 24 hour room service and a discreet professional butler.
Lunch on board the train is elegantly casual while dinner is more formal and is served on fine bone china with silver cutlery and cut-crystal glasses. High tea is served in the Lounge Car while in the Club Car - complete with card tables, reading chairs and a fully equipped bar - passengers can contemplate the track ahead from the locomotive driver's point of view. This is uniquely captured by a front of train camera and depicted on a large screen. Short films about the areas through which the train passes are also shown.
The Blue Train from Cape Town to Pretoria is a one-night journey and departs from Cape Town Station at 11h00. The train travels through Paarl, framed by the purple Drakenstein Mountain and dotted with beautiful old Cape Dutch buildings. It then makes its way through Worcester, gateway to the Hex River Valley, where most of South Africa's export grapes are grown, then onwards to De Doorn and Touws Valley.
The next town of interest is Matjiesfontein, which was once the headquarters of the British forces. Beaufort West and the Karoo that covers approximately two thirds of South Africa are next. The Karooderives its name from the Hottentot language and means "thirstland".
The train travels though De Aar, the second largest railway junction in South
Africa before reaching Kimberley, famous for its diamonds and the largest hand-excavated hole in the world - The Big Hole. As sunlight breaks, the train begins to follow the "golden arc", a 500 km river of gold stretching from the Welkom gold fields of the Free State to Evander in Mpumalanga and then Klerksdorp and Gauteng, before pulling into Pretoria Station where the journey comes to an end at 12h40.
Thurs 12th Sep 2002
Johannesburg
When you arrive at Pretoria Station you will be met and transferred to the Motecasino Palazzo Hotel in Lonehill. The hotel is part of the Motecasino Casino and shopping complex and has numerous excellent restaurants, shops, cinemas and the casino.
Fri 13th Sep 2002
Botswana/Okavango Delta
Xigera Camp
This morning you will be collected from the hotel and transferred to Johannesburg International Airport in time for your scheduled flight BP212 departing for Maun Airport in Botswana at 10h00 and arriving at 11h40. Upon arrival in Maun you will be met and transferred by light aircraft to Xigera Camp for 2 nights on a full board basis including activities and drinks.
Sun 15th Sep 2002
Botswana/Savuti/Linyanti
Kings Pool Camp
This morning after you morning activityyou will be transferred by light aircraft to Kings Pool Camp for 2 nights on a full board basis including activities and drinks.
Tue 17th Sep 2002
Victoria Falls
This morning after you morning activity you will be transferred by light aircraft to Kasane Airport where you will be met and transferred by road to the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge for 1 night on a bed and breakfast basis. Activities for today will include a Sunset Cruise on the mighty Zambezi River (16h00) , and a “Boma” Dinner at the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge.
Wed 18th Sep 2002
Johannesburg/Home
This morning (time will be advised) you will be collected for a Tour of the Falls followed by a 30 minute Helicopter flight over the Falls before being transferred back to Victoria Falls Airport in time for your scheduled flight BA6282 departing for Johannesburg at 13h45 and arriving at 15h25. We will be at the airport to bid you farewell before your ongoing flights back home.
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PREPARED FOR :
Bill, Glenda & Jeff Abilgaard and Tim, Jackie & Ken Landis
Fri 19th July 2002
Johannesburg
Upon arrival at Johannesburg International Airport (JIA) you will be met and transferred to the MichelAngelo Hotel for 1 night on a bed and breakfast basis.
Sat 20th July 2002
Victoria Falls / Muchenje Safari Lodge / Botswana
This morning (time will be advised) you will be collected and transferred back to JIA in time for your scheduled flight to Guests are met on arrival in Vic Falls and taken on a Tour of the Falls.
Scheduled road transfer Vic Falls via Kasane to Muchenje
O/n 2 night in 3 twin rooms on a fully inclusive basis
Mon 22nd July 2002
DumaTau Camp / Botswana
This morning after your game activity and breakfast you will be transferred by light aircraft to DumaTau Camp for 4 nights on a full board basis including game activities and drinks.
Fri 26th July 2002
Vumbura Camp / Botswana
This morning after your game activity and breakfast you will be transferred by light aircraft to Vumbura Camp for 2 nights on a full board basis including game activities and drinks.
Sun 28th July 2002
Duba Plains Camp / Botswana
This morning after your game activity and breakfast you will be transferred by light aircraft to Duba Plains Camp for 2 nights on a full board basis including game activities and drinks.
Wed 31st July 2002
Johannesburg / Home
This morning after your game activity and breakfast you will be transferred by light aircraft to Maun in time for your scheduled flight back to Johannesburg where we will meet you to bid you farewell.
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PREPARED FOR :
Janice and Bill Bucci
Mon 8th Oct 2001
Namibia/Sossusvlei Camp
This morning you must be at Cape Town International Airport no later than 06h30 in order to catch your scheduled flight BA6425 departing for Johannesburg at 07h30 and arriving at 09h25. You will then board your flight SW2275 at domestic departures (Terminal 5) departing for Windhoek at 12h00 and arriving at 13h00 where you will be met and transferred by light aircraft to Sossusvlei Wilderness Camp for 2 nights on a full board basis including activities and drinks excluding imported premium brands.
Wed 10th Oct 2001
Damaraland Camp
This morning after your activity and breakfast you will be transferred by a scenic light aircraft flight to Damaraland Camp for 2 nights on a full board basis including activities and drinks excluding imported premium brands.
Fri 12th Oct 2001
Ongava Lodge
This morning after your activity and breakfast you will be transferred by light aircraft to Ongava Lodge for 2 nights on a full board basis including game activities and drinks excluding imported premium brands.
Sun 14th Oct 2001
Johannesburg
This morning after your activity and breakfast you will be transferred by light aircraft to Windhoek International Airport in time for your scheduled flight SW2274 departing for Johannesburg at 13h50 and arriving at 16h45 where we will be there to meet you and transfer you to the Airport Holiday Inn Garden Court for 1 night on a BB basis.
Mon 15th Oct 2001
Exeter Game Reserve
This morning at approx 12h30 you will catch the airport shuttle bus which will take you back to the airport terminal in time for your scheduled flight SA1205 departing for Skukuza at 12h55 and arriving at 14h05. Upon arrival you will be met by your pilot who will then transfer you by light aircraft to Exeter Game Reserve for 3 nights on a full board basis including game drives and walks. A suite has been reserved for you.
Thurs 18th Oct 2001
Panoramic Tour
This morning after your game drive and breakfast you will be collected from by a Welcome Tours & Safaris driver guide and travel towards Pilgrim’s Rest, one of the best examples of a living museum, the village is a replica of the early gold mining town. You witness the spectacular soaring buttresses of the Blyde River Canyon, visit the stunning sites of the escarpment, including the Berlin and Lisbon Falls, the Pinnacle and God's Window/Wonder View, with a stunning view all the way to Mozambique. You will also marvel at the extraordinary rock formations of the Bourkes Luck Potholes and the Three Rondavels, travelling all the while in air-conditioned comfort. After lunch at Harries Pancakes in Graskop, you reach the quaint old gold mining village of Pilgrim's Rest and check in at a national monument - the historic Royal Hotel. After a fascinating afternoon panning for gold and enjoying the sights of the old Eastern Transvaal Gold Rush of the 1870's, you overnight in a restored cottage, part of the Royal Hotel annexe.
The Royal Hotel – a rendezvous where history meets fine hospitality. The Royal Hotel is Pilgrim’s rest is composed of authentic buildings dating back to the 19th centenary, impeccably restored and furnished in the Victorian Style. In 1986 the town was proclaimed a national monument. Guests can enjoy a quiet moment in the stately lounge, perusing historic journals, and reflecting on places visited in the surrounding countryside. The bedroom furnishings are elegant as they are comfortable – brass four-poster beds, wooden ceiling fans, marble-and-oak washstands, Victorian ball-and-claw baths with heavy gold taps, and special touches such as enamel coffee pots used as water jugs. Wining and dining was an important part of life in the old Pilgrim’s Rest and is just as important in the new. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is offered at the Digger’s Den.
Fri 19th Oct 2001
Panoramic Tour
After breakfast at the hotel, the day is spent exploring the area. After travelling to Lydenburg along the famous Robbers Pass, you'll explore the historic town before winding down the breathtaking Long Tom Pass to the forestry centre of Sabie, visiting the forestry museum and the Bridal Veil and Lone Creek Falls. After a romantic lunch in Sabie at the Artist Café, a rural Italian Tuscan restaurant, you visit the Mac Mac Falls and Pools before returning to Pilgrim's Rest for an old time banquet and another night at the Royal Hotel.
Sat 20th Oct 2001
Johannesburg/Bermuda
After breakfast at the hotel you will depart in the early morning for Skukuza Airport via a short game drive through the KNP in time for your scheduled flight SA1206 departing for Johannesburg at 14h30 and arriving at 15h15 where we will meet you to bid you farewell.
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