Your itinerary
Days One to Four – Lawhill Apartments- 3 nights
Arrive at Cape Town International airport
where you will collect a pre-arranged rental vehicle and make your way to the Lawhill Apartments that are situated at the iconic Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. Here you will stay 3 nights in luxury accommodation overlooking the V&A Waterfront Marina. The ideal base to explore the Mother City and enjoy some well-deserved relaxation.
Days Four to Six – Franschhoek Country House & Villas- 2 nights
Following a Leisurely breakfast make a slow drive from Cape Town to Franschhoek via road transfer where you will stay at the world renowned Franschhoek Country House and Villas, located in the heart of the Franschhoek Valley. Here you will be able to experience every luxury, including supreme accommodation, gourmet cuisine and plenty of wine tastings from the local vineyards. Situated just on the outskirts of the town, there is many local attractions within easy travelling distance. Time to relax and revitalise completes this journey.
Days Six to Nine – Nsala Wilderness Camp- 3 nights
Following a leisurely breakfast, you will be collected and driven through to Cape Town International Airport where you will catch a flight to Hoedspruit. Upon arrival you will be collected and driven through to Nsala Wilderness Camp, situated in Umbabat Private Nature Reserve. Here you will enjoy a 3-night comfortable stay in one of the five thatched chalets, each being fully enclosed with a small private patio where you can relax amongst the wilderness. Guests can experience daily game drives and ample game activity throughout whilst enjoying plenty of down time in between.
Days Nine to Eleven – Cape Vulture Lodge- 2 nights
Following your morning game activities and a leisurely breakfast you will be driven through to your last accommodation spot for this journey, Cape Vulture Lodge. Here you will stay in a luxury tented suite that are elegant in design and inspired by the wilderness. Each Tent has its own private deck that looks over the awe-inspiring mountain range that dominates the horizon. When you come and stay at Cape Vulture Lodge, you won't be bored. There are plenty of options thanks to the variety of activities provided on the 1800 ha Cape Vulture Conservancy and the abundance of things to see and do in Hoedspruit and the Greater Kruger area. The Kruger National Park is just a short drive away and full or morning/evening guided game drives can be arranged for the greater experience.
Photo Gallery
Inclusions & Exclusions
Package Costs
Cost
From R43,066.00 per person sharing
(approx US$2277 per person sharing)
General Inclusions
All accommodation, game viewing activities, road transfers, conservation levies, all meals at Nsala & breakfast at hotels.
General Exclusions
Scheduled domestic & International flights
Tailor-made itineraries
Expert advice
As with all the tours on our website, these are just an example of the safaris we are able to arrange. We take pride in creating holidays and safaris from scratch, placing particular emphasis on matching the destinations and properties to your budget. Contact us now to start the process of arranging your dream holiday and safari.
Nsala Wilderness Camp
Accommodation
Accommodation
Accommodation
Three thatched chalets & two rooms flow out from the main section housing a swimming pool, lounge & dining area, and boma. Each of the chalets is fully-enclosed and has a wooden glass sliding door leading out onto a small patio area complete with table and chairs for relaxation.
Facilities
Accommodation
Accommodation
The beauty of Nsala Wilderness Camp is in its simplicity, which emphasizes the untamed surroundings and offers comfort and privacy for endless days game viewing from the plunge pool, and enjoying quiet time with a book on the deck with a view of the wild.
Activities
Accommodation
Activities
Nsala Wilderness Camp shares unfenced borders with the Klaserie and Timbavati Reserves, making it a part of the Greater Kruger wilderness area. The Big Five are most certainly present, but that is only the start of the wildlife array that can be seen from the camp itself.