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World in One Country - Accommodated
Duration: 19 day(s)
Priced from: EUR 2255 / US $ 3159
Enjoy our World in One Country Accommodated Safari, this accommodated and comfortable South Africa safari also inlcudes Swaziland! Enjoy a World in One Country with Jenman Safaris!
A semi-participation upgraded Camping Safari from Johannesburg to Cape Town through South Africa and Swaziland.
Your safari starts in Johannesburg and ends in 'the Mother City' - Cape Town. You will spend 19 days exploring the diversity of South Africa.
Highlights: Panorama Route, Game Drives in Kruger National Park, Kingdom of Swaziland, Cultural Experience and Game Drives in Zululand, Walking in the Drakensberg Mountains, Lesotho 4x4 Route, Garden Route, Cango Caves and Cape Town.
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Group Size: Maximum 10 people
Type of Safari: Semi-participation safari
Accommodation: For our Accommodated Camping Safaris, we make use of mid-range typical African standard lodge accommodation. Accommodation is situated either in National Parks, on the banks of a river, or in other place of interest. The accommodation will be a mix of Lodges, Chalets and Tented Camps. Most of them have a private bathroom with a shower and toilet, others have shared ablutions available. Some properties are equipped with swimming pools and/or bar areas.
Price: Per Person Rate
Tour Fare 2012*
EUR 2255 / USD 3159 plus local payment of ZAR 1800
Single Supplement: EUR 495 / USD 690}
German Departures with a suppplement of EUR 60 per person.
*Tour fare to be paid in currency applicable to country of origin.
Included in the price: All transport in fully equipped vehicle, use of camping equipment, game drives as mentioned, meals as per itinerary to be taken at lodge restaurants and activities as mentioned in itinerary, park entrance fees, experienced local guide. 18 nights in fixed accommodation
Not included in the price: Travel insurance, flights, pre and post tour accommodation, optional activities, all drinks, tips and curios, all personal expenses.
Tailor-Made Travel:
This safari runs on scheduled dates throughout the year. We can tailor- make a private safari to meet your departure date, time period, group size and budget. Contact the office for further information.
** Departure Dates and LIVE availability;
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Review: Click here to read a detailed Guest Review on “There she goes again” by Shelly… She went on this 19-day safari and recorded all her experiences in a detailed day-to-day exciting review!
Day 1: Johannesburg to Mpumalanga, South Africa
Departing from Johannesburg we head east towards Mpumalanga. A landscape characterized by mountains, panoramic passes, valleys, rivers, waterfalls and forests. We spend the night in the town of Graskop, a small forestry town situated on the Drakensberg Escarpment at the start of the Panorama route and the gateway to the Kruger National Park.
Accommodation: Graskkop Hotel or similar (rooms with en-suite bathrooms, swimming pool, bar & restaurant)
Day 2-3: Kruger National Park, South Africa
This morning we start with a scenic drive along the Panorama Route, arguably one of the most beautiful destinations in South Africa. The most spectacular stretch is the Blyde River Canyon, which is the 3rd largest canyon in the world, and filled with lush vegetation and wildlife. We make a stop at Bourke’s Luck Potholes to view these spectacular rock formations, formed eons ago by erosion. In the afternoon we head into the Kruger National Park. We spend two nights inside the park and will have the chance to encounter the wildlife of Africa on exciting morning and afternoon game drives. [B, B]
Accommodation: Berg en Dal Camp or similar (Bungalows with en-suite bathrooms)
Day 4: Kingdom of Swaziland
Today we cross the border into the mountainous Kingdom of Swaziland, lead by King Mswati III, and one of 3 monarchies in Africa. You will explore the traditions and discover the culture of which the Swazis are so proud. We spend the night in the Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, Swaziland’s pioneer conservation area situated in the “Valley of Heaven”. Apart from abundant bird life, there are a number of animal species to be seen including hippo, giraffe, crocodile, zebra, and a variety of antelope. [B]
Accommodation: Mlilwane Rest Camp or similar (Huts with en-suite bathrooms)
Days 5 & 6: Zululand, South Africa
After visiting a craft market en route, we re-enter South Africa via Northern Kwa-Zulu Natal. Our first stop is the DumaZulu Cultural Village, where we get to experience the Zulu way of life, and observe the age old traditions of spear making, beadwork, basket weaving and Sangoma bone throwing. The following day we explore the Hluhluwe Umfolozi Game Reserve, on a game drive in our vehicle. Hluhluwe-Umfolozi is the oldest game reserve in Africa and is a safe haven to both the endangered black and white rhino. [B, B]
Accommodation: Elzuwini Lodge or similar (rooms with en-suite bathroom, swimming pool, bar & dining area)
Day 7-8: Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa
Moving further inland, we travel to the newly formed Maloti Drakensberg Transfrontier Conservation Area. We spend two nights at Witsieshoek, which at 2286m above sea-level is one of the highest lodges in South Africa. There will be plenty of time to enjoy the many activities on offer, such as hiking, mountain biking or fishing. Alternatively just relax and enjoy the views offered by some of the most dramatic mountain scenery in the country. [B]
Accommodation: Witsieshoek Mountain Lodge or similar (Bungalows with en-suite bathrooms, restaurant and bar)
Day 9-10: Lesotho
Today we cross the border into the Kingdom of Lesotho, the southernmost landlocked country in the world, rich in natural beauty, flora, fauna and cultural heritage.
Malealea is situated in a remote part of Western Lesotho that is breathtaking in its beauty. We have the chance to experience traditional Basotho life, a nation with solid traditions, beliefs and customs. No visit to Lesotho would be complete without a pony trek and the next day we take a ride on the transport of choice for most Basotho, as these sturdy animals handle the narrow trails better than any 4x4 can! [B,B]
Accommodation: Malealea Lodge or similar (Rooms with en-suite bathrooms, dining hall, bar and shop)
Day 11: Cradock, South Africa
We leave the beauty of Lesotho behind us drive to the historical Karoo town of Cradock. Founded in 1814 as a frontier stronghold, the town is an important agricultural centre with traditional Karoo hospitality. Best known for its natural sulphur spring, Cradock is a place of literary legends and the original part of the town is graced with some of the finest buildings. [B]
Accommodation: Die Tuishuise or similar (rooms with en-suite bathrooms)
Day 12-13: Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa
A conservation success, Addo Elephant N.P. offers a unique wildlife area, famous for the Addo elephants and the remaining population of the flightless dung beetle. We spend our days on game drives in search of elephant, black rhino, lion, buffalo and leopard. Evenings spent at the floodlit waterhole allows us to watch the nocturnal animals and listen to their calls. [B,B]
Accommodation: Addo Elephant Rest Camp or similar (Bungalows with en-suite bathrooms, swimming pool, restaurant and shop)
Day 14-15: Tsitsikamma, South Africa
This morning after breakfast our journey takes us to a region of startling beauty along South Africa’s Southern coastline, known as the Garden Route. Indigenous Tsitsikamma forests surround the rest camp at Storms River mouth, where we spend the next two night.
Enjoy some of the many walks up the Storms River Gorge and along the rocky coastline. There is an option to plunge off the world’s highest bungi jump at the Bloukrans River. (own expense). There is also whale watching in season (July to November). [B,B]
Accommodation: Storms River Rest Camp or similar (Bungalows with en-suite bathrooms)
Day 16: Karoo, South Africa
After visiting ‘The Heads’ in Knysna, a town nestled on a tranquil lagoon we travel over the Outeniqua Mountains into the Little Karoo to the town of Oudtshoorn. We take a trip to the famous Cango Caves, with their impressive ancient stalagmites and stalactites before we overnight just outside the ostrich capital of the world. [B]
Accommodation: Kleinplaas or similar (Chalets with en-suite bathrooms, swimming pool & cafeteria)
Day 17-18: Cape Town, South Africa
En-route to Cape Town, we visit the pretty University town of Stellenbosch, for wine tasting and a cellar tour. Once in Cape Town we get to explore the many attractions the ‘Mother City’ has to offer, on our Cape Point Tour. There is plenty of time to enjoy the fabulous beaches or indulge in some last minute shopping at the V&A Waterfront. Why not take an optional excursion to Robben Island. (own expense) [B,B]
Accommodation: Lady Hamilton or similar (rooms with en-suite bathrooms, swimming pool and restaurant)
Day 19: Cape Town, South Africa
Spend the final day at leisure, weather dependent there is the chance to take the cable car up Table Mountain (own expense) and enjoy one last view of the Cape of Good Hope before being dropped off at the airport at 18h00 by your guide. [B]
