Your itinerary
Days One to Four – Nsala Wilderness Camp - 3 nights
Your journey will begin by arriving in Hoedspruit where you will be met and driven to Nsala Wilderness Camp located in the 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 Four to Seven – Umkumbe Bush Lodge - 3 nights
Following your morning game activity and brunch you will be met by your road transfer to Umkumbe Bush Lodge, entering the Kruger Park at the Paul Kruger gate and taking a scenic drive across the plains of rough terrain providing extra opportunity to get up close with nature. Upon arrival here you will stay in standard tented accommodation for 3 nights offering stylish and spacious surroundings each with a raised private deck overlooking the vast wilderness beyond. Home to the Big 5 daily game activities that are included are sure to guarantee good game sightings whilst being able to enjoy coffee stops and sundowners in the evenings.
Days Seven to Ten – Victoria and Alfred Hotel- 3 nights
Following your morning game activity, you will be collected and driven to the airport where you will catch a flight from Nelspruit to Cape Town. Once arriving in Cape Town, you will collect a pre-arrange rental vehicle and self-drive through to the V&A Hotel. Experience the allure of Cape Town for yourself at this landmark that boasts views of the harbour and Table Mountain from its ideal location in the heart of the V&A Waterfront. Guests can be sure to enjoy a selection of top dining options at the V&A and explore the city with the best attractions on the doorstep.
Days Ten to Twelve – Hermanus Boutique Guest House- 2 nights
Following a leisurely breakfast, you will leave the V&A and self-drive to Hermanus, located on the Garden Route. Overlooking the whale-filled oceans of Walker Bay, Hermanus Boutique Guest House offers an unrivalled luxury seaside experience. Ideally located across the road from the scenic coastal path and the famous Fick’s Pool, our guest house is certainly in a prime oceanside position. You will experience a luxury stay in beautifully appointed suites and enjoy the warm hospitality and all the attractions Hermanus has to offer. Hermanus has the best land-based whale watching in the world, this relaxed coastal town has so much to offer with beautiful beaches and local wine farms in the Hemel and Arde Valley. Time to relax and revitalise completes this journey.
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Package Costs
Cost
From R72,480.00 per person sharing
(approx US$3,921.00 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
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Nsala Wilderness Camp
Accommodation
Accommodation
Accommodation
Three thatched chalets & 2 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.