AAAX KENYA to SOUTH AFRICA
43 days Itinerary
Please note that our itineraries are not set in stone and can be subject to change.
DAYS 1 - 7, Nairobi, Masai Mara, Serengeti Plains
The Masai Mara is Kenya’s best-known game reserve with impressive scenery and wildlife. We enjoy an exciting safari here before crossing into Tanzania and stopping in ‘safari capital’ Arusha. Haggle for curios in the colourful local markets, handle African snakes and take an informative guided walk to a local Masai village. We switch to 4x4 vehicles for a 3-day safari in the Serengeti National Park, Olduvai Gorge and the Ngorongoro Crater. With superb game viewing and spectacular scenery, our first week on safari has taken in East Africa’s ‘Big Three’ game parks
DAYS 8 - 15, Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, Malawi
From Arusha, travel in the shadow of Mt.Kilimanjaro to the balmy Indian Ocean coastal city of Dar es Salaam. From here we catch a ferry to exotic Zanzibar, renowned for its fragrant, lush tropical forests, rich history, and white, sandy beaches. Returning to ‘Dar’ on the mainland, drive southwest via Mikumi National Park and the Tanzanian Highlands towards the ‘Warm Heart of Africa’, Malawi
DAYS 16 - 25, Lake Malawi, Victoria Falls, Livingstone
The enormous Lake Malawi dominates the country and there is ample opportunity to enjoy its clear waters and pristine beaches, and to explore the lakeside culture of fishermen and traders. We continue through rural Zambia, via its capital Lusaka, to our riverside camp near Livingstone. Explore Victoria Falls and revel in this natural ‘adventure playground’ with adrenaline pumping optional activities such as white water rafting, bungy jumping, gorgeswinging and jetboating on offer!
DAYS 26 - 32, Chobe National Park, Okavango Delta
Across in northern Botswana we reach Chobe National Park. The park is known for its large herds of elephant as well as lion and abundant birdlife. Take a game drive or river cruise in a choice of optional activities here. Leaving Chobe, we drive via Nata to Maun - gateway to the Okavango Delta. The Okavango is an enormous waterway system of channels, reeds, tall grasses and remote scenery, now set aside as wildlife reserve. We explore the delta on foot and by mokoro (dugout canoe) and wild camp for a unique wilderness experience
DAYS 33 - 37, Etosha National Park, Swakopmund
From Maun we travel west, via Ghanzi where we join a local guide for a bushman walk. After arriving in Namibia and a brief stop in Windhoek, we head to Etosha National Park. Wildlife viewing is unique. Here, thanks to plentiful waterholes and desert terrain. From Etosha we enter beautiful Damaraland and camp among massive rock outcrops at Spitzkoppe, before checking out the thousands of seals at Cape Cross. Further south is the quirky seaside town of Swakopmund. Relax or choose an optional activity - quad-bike or sandboard down nearby dunes or skydive, or take a bird’s eye view of the Namibian coast! one of Swakopmund's German-inspired bars or restaurant
DAYS 38 - 43, Fish River Canyon, Cape Town
Southern Namibia is home to two of the most geologically scenic attractions in Africa: Namib Naukluft Park with its massive sand dunes, and the Fish River Canyon, a dramatic gash in the Earth’s surface. From here we cross into South Africa and camp on the banks of the Gariep (Orange) River before finishing our safari in Cape Town with a township tour
Travelling overland is great fun, but it can also be challenging and it is essential that everyone joins in! You are encouraged to help set up camp and to assist (usually on a roster basis) with day to day campsite chores such as shopping and cooking. But don’t worry - it isn’t all hard work! On the contrary, it’s a great way to meet the local people and to get the most from your African holiday. Most people find that the greater their involvement, the greater their enjoyment.
Travelling overland is not a conventional holiday, and generally appeals to those between the ages of 18 to mid 40’s. Although people over that age who are active and “young at heart” can join and fit in well with the tour group. Overlanding is by nature an adventurous activity and things don’t always go according to plan! The roads can be rough, the climate arduous, and there can be lengthy delays.
Our young fleet of specially customised vehicles are superbly designed for African conditions. Rugged, reliable and durable yet surprisingly comfortable, with 24 padded seats allowing ample room for storage, comfort and safety. The sliding windows are ideal for game viewing yet high enough for added security. A refrigerator / freezer, coolbox, stereo, safe, camp oven, reference library, internal & external lighting, first aid kit, personal lockers and luggage racks are standard features of each vehicle.
Our overland tours have a minimum of two crew who are chosen for their leadership qualities, people skills, local knowledge, and - perhaps most important of all - a passion for Africa. All crew undergo extensive training and receive continual feedback on their performance. They will ensure that your holiday in Africa is enjoyable and safe. We are very proud of the fact that we consistently receive very positive feedback from passengers praising our crew’s abilities and attitude.
Your fellow passengers come from a variety of backgrounds - usually a mixture of British, Australian, New Zealanders, European and North American - and are generally between the ages of 20 and 45. Some are well travelled, others are new to the world of travel. Most come as individuals, while others book with friends. Either way, you will find yourself amongst new found friends from all over the world.
Bookings Contact Cara 083 953 6144 Inter.0027 83 953 6144
overland@aaax.co.za
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43 days Itinerary
Please note that our itineraries are not set in stone and can be subject to change.
DAYS 1 - 7, Nairobi, Masai Mara, Serengeti Plains
The Masai Mara is Kenya’s best-known game reserve with impressive scenery and wildlife. We enjoy an exciting safari here before crossing into Tanzania and stopping in ‘safari capital’ Arusha. Haggle for curios in the colourful local markets, handle African snakes and take an informative guided walk to a local Masai village. We switch to 4x4 vehicles for a 3-day safari in the Serengeti National Park, Olduvai Gorge and the Ngorongoro Crater. With superb game viewing and spectacular scenery, our first week on safari has taken in East Africa’s ‘Big Three’ game parks
DAYS 8 - 15, Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, Malawi
From Arusha, travel in the shadow of Mt.Kilimanjaro to the balmy Indian Ocean coastal city of Dar es Salaam. From here we catch a ferry to exotic Zanzibar, renowned for its fragrant, lush tropical forests, rich history, and white, sandy beaches. Returning to ‘Dar’ on the mainland, drive southwest via Mikumi National Park and the Tanzanian Highlands towards the ‘Warm Heart of Africa’, Malawi
DAYS 16 - 25, Lake Malawi, Victoria Falls, Livingstone
The enormous Lake Malawi dominates the country and there is ample opportunity to enjoy its clear waters and pristine beaches, and to explore the lakeside culture of fishermen and traders. We continue through rural Zambia, via its capital Lusaka, to our riverside camp near Livingstone. Explore Victoria Falls and revel in this natural ‘adventure playground’ with adrenaline pumping optional activities such as white water rafting, bungy jumping, gorgeswinging and jetboating on offer!
DAYS 26 - 32, Chobe National Park, Okavango Delta
Across in northern Botswana we reach Chobe National Park. The park is known for its large herds of elephant as well as lion and abundant birdlife. Take a game drive or river cruise in a choice of optional activities here. Leaving Chobe, we drive via Nata to Maun - gateway to the Okavango Delta. The Okavango is an enormous waterway system of channels, reeds, tall grasses and remote scenery, now set aside as wildlife reserve. We explore the delta on foot and by mokoro (dugout canoe) and wild camp for a unique wilderness experience
DAYS 33 - 37, Etosha National Park, Swakopmund
From Maun we travel west, via Ghanzi where we join a local guide for a bushman walk. After arriving in Namibia and a brief stop in Windhoek, we head to Etosha National Park. Wildlife viewing is unique. Here, thanks to plentiful waterholes and desert terrain. From Etosha we enter beautiful Damaraland and camp among massive rock outcrops at Spitzkoppe, before checking out the thousands of seals at Cape Cross. Further south is the quirky seaside town of Swakopmund. Relax or choose an optional activity - quad-bike or sandboard down nearby dunes or skydive, or take a bird’s eye view of the Namibian coast! one of Swakopmund's German-inspired bars or restaurant
DAYS 38 - 43, Fish River Canyon, Cape Town
Southern Namibia is home to two of the most geologically scenic attractions in Africa: Namib Naukluft Park with its massive sand dunes, and the Fish River Canyon, a dramatic gash in the Earth’s surface. From here we cross into South Africa and camp on the banks of the Gariep (Orange) River before finishing our safari in Cape Town with a township tour
Travelling overland is great fun, but it can also be challenging and it is essential that everyone joins in! You are encouraged to help set up camp and to assist (usually on a roster basis) with day to day campsite chores such as shopping and cooking. But don’t worry - it isn’t all hard work! On the contrary, it’s a great way to meet the local people and to get the most from your African holiday. Most people find that the greater their involvement, the greater their enjoyment.
Travelling overland is not a conventional holiday, and generally appeals to those between the ages of 18 to mid 40’s. Although people over that age who are active and “young at heart” can join and fit in well with the tour group. Overlanding is by nature an adventurous activity and things don’t always go according to plan! The roads can be rough, the climate arduous, and there can be lengthy delays.
Our young fleet of specially customised vehicles are superbly designed for African conditions. Rugged, reliable and durable yet surprisingly comfortable, with 24 padded seats allowing ample room for storage, comfort and safety. The sliding windows are ideal for game viewing yet high enough for added security. A refrigerator / freezer, coolbox, stereo, safe, camp oven, reference library, internal & external lighting, first aid kit, personal lockers and luggage racks are standard features of each vehicle.
Our overland tours have a minimum of two crew who are chosen for their leadership qualities, people skills, local knowledge, and - perhaps most important of all - a passion for Africa. All crew undergo extensive training and receive continual feedback on their performance. They will ensure that your holiday in Africa is enjoyable and safe. We are very proud of the fact that we consistently receive very positive feedback from passengers praising our crew’s abilities and attitude.
Your fellow passengers come from a variety of backgrounds - usually a mixture of British, Australian, New Zealanders, European and North American - and are generally between the ages of 20 and 45. Some are well travelled, others are new to the world of travel. Most come as individuals, while others book with friends. Either way, you will find yourself amongst new found friends from all over the world.
Bookings Contact Cara 083 953 6144 Inter.0027 83 953 6144
overland@aaax.co.za
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OVERLAND DEPARTURE DATES
| AAAX ADVENTURE | DEPART | AVAILABLE DATES | ARRIVE | ARRIVAL DATE | DURATION | FULL PRICE including Local Payment | LDEPOSIT REQUIRED |
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| AAAX TRANS-AFRICA NORTH to SOUTH | Cairo Eygpt |
15 October 2009 | Cape Town South Africa |
6 February 2010 | 16 weeks | GBP 2540 p.p. | GBP 400 p.p. | ||
| AAAX TRANS-AFRICA SOUTH to NORTH | Cape Town South Africa |
Cairo Eygpt |
13 August 2009 | 16 weeks |
GBP 2540 p.p. | GBP 400 p.p. | |||
| AAAX AFRICA NORTH of EQUATOR |
Cairo Eygpt |
16 October 2009 | Nairobi Kenya | 10 December 2009 | 8 weeks |
GBP 1385 p.p. | GBP 200 p.p. | ||
| AAAX AFRICA NORTH of EQUATOR |
Nairobi Kenya | Cairo Eygpt |
3 August 2009 |
8 weeks |
GBP 1385 p.p. | GBP 200 p.p. | |||
| AAAX AFRICA SOUTH of EQUATOR |
Nairobi Kenya | 14 December 2009 | Cape Town South Africa |
7 February 2009 | 8 weeks |
GBP 1290 p.p. | GBP 200 p.p. | ||
| AAAX AFRICA SOUTH of EQUATOR |
Cape Town South Africa |
Nairobi Kenya | 14 June 2009 | 8 weeks |
GBP 1290 p.p. | GBP 200 p.p. | |||
| AAAX KENYA to SOUTH AFRICA | Nairobi Kenya | more.. |
Cape Town South Africa |
10 May 2009 21 June 2009 19 July 2009 2 Aug 2009 9 Aug 2009 23 Aug 2009 more.. |
43 days | US$ 2890 p.p. |
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OVERLAND SAFARIS
TRANS-AFRICA NORTH to SOUTH
TRANS-AFRICA CAPE TOWN TO CAIRO
NAIROBI TO CAPE TOWN
CAPE TOWN TO NAIROBI
KENYA TO SOUTH AFRICA
VICTORIA FALLS TO CAPE TOWN
CAPE TOWN TO VICTORIA FALLS
TRANS-AFRICA CAPE TOWN TO CAIRO
NAIROBI TO CAPE TOWN
CAPE TOWN TO NAIROBI
KENYA TO SOUTH AFRICA
VICTORIA FALLS TO CAPE TOWN
CAPE TOWN TO VICTORIA FALLS
AAAX TRANS-AFRICA OVERLAND SAFARI
including CAIRO, NAIROBI & VICTORIA FALLS
TO CAPE TOWN.
114 days Cairo to Cape Town R35098 per person.
( $3695 €2718 £2540 )
43 days Nairobi to Cape Town R27434 per person.
( $2890 €2126 £1985 )
19 days Vic Falls to Cape Town R10750 per person.
( $1090 €837 £716 )
An AAAX expedition through the heart of Africa, crossing deserts, rivers and mountains. Pyramids and Sphinx at Giza with Egyptologist guide, Bahariyya, Farafra and Dhakla Valley of Kings and Queens and Karnak and Luxor Temples, Nubian Desert, Khartoum, Addis Ababa, Nile Gorge and Blue Nile Falls. Kenya. Mt. Kilimanjaro, Virunga Mountain Gorillas, Lake Victoria, Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Parks, Zanzibar Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Kalahari, Okavango Delta, Skeleton Coast. Fish River Canyon, Cape Town.
Contact Cara on 0027 83 953 6144 or email:
overland@aaax.co.za AAAX XTREME LODGE www.aaax.co.za
including CAIRO, NAIROBI & VICTORIA FALLS
TO CAPE TOWN.
114 days Cairo to Cape Town R35098 per person.
( $3695 €2718 £2540 )
43 days Nairobi to Cape Town R27434 per person.
( $2890 €2126 £1985 )
19 days Vic Falls to Cape Town R10750 per person.
( $1090 €837 £716 )
An AAAX expedition through the heart of Africa, crossing deserts, rivers and mountains. Pyramids and Sphinx at Giza with Egyptologist guide, Bahariyya, Farafra and Dhakla Valley of Kings and Queens and Karnak and Luxor Temples, Nubian Desert, Khartoum, Addis Ababa, Nile Gorge and Blue Nile Falls. Kenya. Mt. Kilimanjaro, Virunga Mountain Gorillas, Lake Victoria, Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Parks, Zanzibar Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Kalahari, Okavango Delta, Skeleton Coast. Fish River Canyon, Cape Town.
Contact Cara on 0027 83 953 6144 or email:
overland@aaax.co.za AAAX XTREME LODGE www.aaax.co.za
AAAX TRANS-AFRICA NORTH to SOUTH
Itinerary
16 Weeks Cairo to Cape Town
Please note that our itineraries are not set in stone and can be subject to change.
Week 1 Our first day is spent in Cairo visiting the great Pyramids and Sphinx at Giza with our Egyptologist guide, we also visit the Egyptian Natural History museum in the afternoon The following morning we drive out of Cairo and head for the Western Desert leaving both modern and ancient civilizations behind us for a few days. Described as the 'desert of deserts' this vast world of desolation and beauty covers 2.8 million square kms. We visit 3 isolated oases, Bahariyya, Farafra and Dhakla where u can roll down sand dunes, hire a desert guide and some camels and head out to explore this sand sea and walk through the winding lanes of mud houses at the Citadel of Mut. Luxor is where, based at a campsite, we have two full days to explore the city and surrounds. Both Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple are within easy walking distance. On our second day in Luxor we organise a trip to Valley of the Queens and Valley of the Kings. Here, the remarkably wellpreserved tombs of Ramses II and Tutankhamun have coloured paintings and hieroglyphics that still seem fresh after 3000 years.
Week 2 A half day drive further south brings us to Aswan. Here you will notice the first of many cultural changes on this trip. The darker Nubian people in Aswan lead a more relaxed and less hectic pace of life than their Egyptian countrymen. We base ourselves here for the next 4 or 5 days to organise visas and in which time you can organise a 2 or 3 day felucca cruise to Edfu and Kom Ombo and also visit Abu Simbel, the stone monuments built by the greatest of all Pharaohs, Ramses II. From Aswan we take the ferry across Lake Nasser to the port of Wadi Halfa in Northern Sudan. The ferry takes about a day and is a supremely relaxing way to travel and a great opportunity to mix and chat to local Sudanese people.
Week 3 From Wadi Halfa we rejoin our expedition vehicle for our drive across the Nubian Desert. We spend much of this journey hugging the banks of the Nile, passing through sleepy Nubian villages where we can rest in tea rooms or potter around the local souqs. The hospitality in Sudan can be surprising. For such a poor country with so many recent problems, people are often only too willing to invite you into their homes and often to share their meals. Khartoum is our next stop and it has a fantastic setting on the confluence of the Blue and White Niles. Our stay here is on the banks of the Nile at the quirky but interesting Blue Nile Sailing Club. It's office is housed in one of General Kitcheners old Gunboats, a relic from the British military campaign against the Mahdi over a century ago. For such a large city, Khartoum feels quite laid back.
In our few days here you can visit the Hamed al Nil Tomb and witness the dancing dervishes who perform every Friday as well as the daily camel market or take a boat trip on the Nile. You can also visit the ancient Pyramids at Meroe to the north of the city & the temples at Naqa.
Week 4 We then head towards Ethiopia passing through the towns of Wadi Medani and Gedaref along the way. Many of the roads we travel on in Ethiopia are very poor dirt or gravel roads and often in mountainous areas so travel is slow Ethiopia has a lot more visual indigenous history than any other sub-Saharan country and in the towns of Gondar (the capital of Ethiopia from 1632 until 1868) and Bahir Dar where we spend a few days at each, it is possible to organise visits to some of these famous sites, including the holy city of Axum and the 12th century rock-hewn churches at Lalibela.
Week 5 & 6 Our route to Addis Ababa takes us via Lake Tana and the spectacular Blue Nile Gorge and Blue Nile Falls. From Bahar Dar you can organise boat trips to some of the small islands which have Monasteries dating back up to 900 years and which are still looked after by monks who live from subsistence farming. We spend a couple of days in Addis and then on our way south from Addis we travel down through the East Africa Rift Valley, passing a number of lakes and some of the most dramatic scenery in the world. Huge black peaks dominate the sky line and some of the soda lakes have vast colonies of pink flamingos and great white pelicans.
The north of Kenya is very remote with nomadic tribes people like the Rendille in Marsabit and the Samburu who still wear very distinctive and often elaborate dress. We travel along the East Africa Rift Valley, passing a number of lakes and some of the most dramatic scenery in the world. We pass the foothills of Mount Kenya, which brings us to our next stop at Eldoret.
Week 7 From here we cross the Kenya - Uganda border, and continue to Kampala. We have a free day to spend in local cafes and nightspots. The following day we as head west through swamps, patches of forest and fertile green countryside, we'll visit a number of small towns and villages where you will see roadside stalls manufacturing and selling traditional musical instruments & where we can buy fresh rotisseries, roasted meat & vegetables, as well as roasted bananas. We also stop at the spot where our route crosses the equator.
Next is the Virunga range of volcanic mountains and the rainforests on these mountain slopes are home to several families of Mountain Gorillas. We will visit the gorillas in either Uganda or Rwanda. It is estimated that only around 500 to 600 of these gentle giants remain. This mountainous area on the borders of Rwanda, Uganda and Zaire (now renamed Democratic Republic of Congo) is their only natural habitat and they are periodically threatened by poachers and political instability in the area. One permit allows you to spend about 50 to 60 minutes with one of the gorilla families. Trekking to find them in groups of 6 or 8 can take anything from half an hour to 5 hours. The organisations and welltrained guides that continually monitor and protect the families are conscientious and responsible. If we view them from Uganda there is the opportunity to paddle out onto Lake Bunyoni in canoes and visit some of the nearby islands or visit nearby villages & schools. From Rwanda there is also the chance to visit the genocide museum in Kigali, which is a moving and interesting experience.
Week 8 Returning to Kampala there is the opportunity to visit a Chimpanzee Sanctuary and Rehabilitation centre on one of the islands on Lake Victoria. At Jinja, we cross the Owen Falls Dam on the Nile where Lake Victoria pours its water into the beginning of the Nile River. We camp next to the Nile at Bujagali Falls where fishermen guide their dugout canoes into the steaming rapids. We use more modern rubber rafts, and go on a days whitewater rafting. We re-enter Kenya and make our way to the Great Rift Valley with its lakes and abundant bird and wildlife. At Lake Nakuru we take a game drive past Black Rhino, Giraffe, Buffalo, Zebra and a horde of other game and millions of Pink Flamingos which feed noisily along the shoreline.
We also pay a visit to Elsamere, the home of Joy Adamson of Born Free fame. You can also hire mountain bikes and cycle or walk through Hells Gate National Park - the only game reserve in Kenya in which this is allowed! Or for a less active but equably enjoyable game viewing experience visit the Crater Lake Game Sanctuary. Both offer excellent scenery & opportunities to spot hyrax, abundant bird & plant life along with several types of gazelle, impala and eland.
Its then onto Nairobi, where we stay in a private campsite on the edge of town and we pay a visit to Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, where Oasis helps support one of the elephants (Kamboyo) and to see the amazing work the centre does with rescued and injured elephants. We then visit the nearby Giraffe Centre to learn more about and hopefully get up close and feed these gentle and majestic creatures.
Our break of several days in Nairobi will give you a chance to laze by a hotel pool, drink an ice-cold beer and catch up with the world with English language newspapers. There is also time for you to pick up mail and post home any carvings and souvenirs you don't wish to lug home with you, before continuing on the last leg of our expedition to Cape Town.
Week 9 From Nairobi we head south into Tanzania and the town of Arusha from where we use a local safari company to guide us through Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Parks. On the crater floor you can spend the day viewing wildlife including Elephant, Lion, Cheetah, White Rhino, Hippo, Antelope, Crocodile and Pink Flamingos. From here you can choose to go into the Serengeti for a day, where vast herds of Wildebeest roam the plains. There is also the option, to visit a local Maasai Village.
Week 10 A one-day drive then brings us to Dar Es Salaam, where most people take the ferry out to Zanzibar for four days and venture into the narrow bustling streets of Stone Town and its exotic spice markets, old slave forts and dungeons. There is also time to relax on Zanzibar's famous white beaches, try scuba diving and snorkelling, and view stunning coral and fish or swim with dolphins! After Zanzibar we begin our journey through the hinterland of Tanzania. We pass through the peaceful national park of Mikumi where it is possible to see Elephant, Giraffe, Zebra and Antelope from the roadside.
Week 11 Passing rivers and lush mountains we enter Malawi, which is dominated by its huge fresh water lake. We spend several days at small laid back campsites on the edge of the lake. Most people choose to relax on the sandy beaches or try their hand at snorkelling or windsurfing as we follow the lakeshore south. There is also the chance to buy some great wooden carvings along the way. Leaving the lake we continue to Blantyre in the south of the country, where we stop for two nights and organise our Mozambique visas. From Blantyre we cross the border into Mozambique. We follow the infamous 'Tete Corridor' which was well known in the days of Mozambique's long running civil war as the 'Gun Run'. Thankfully these days things are a lot different! We then enter Zimbabwe & travel to Harare, the capital & spend two nights.
Week 12 From Harare we continue onto Gweru where we visit a privately run horse and game ranch where you can go game viewing on elephant and horseback. There is also the chance to go walking with lion cubs which is always a great highlight! Next we travel to the Great Zimbabwe Ruins, once the greatest medieval city in Sub-Saharan Africa and from where the name Zimbabwe is derived. Bulawayo is where you have the option of leaving the truck for a day and use a local safari company to venture into Matobo National Park, where you may well see the elusive Black Rhino amongst hordes of other game. There is also the opportunity to visit Cecil Rhodes's grave and Ancient Rock Paintings before catching a sleeper train (if available) to rejoin the truck at one of the adventure playgrounds of the world - Victoria Falls.
Week 13 For some Mosi oa Tunya 'The Smoke That Thunders' is the highlight of their trip. There is something here for everyone, from grade 5 white water rafting and canoe trips, the Flight of Angels or a Sunset Cruise, to one of the world’s highest commercial Bungee Jumps, plus jet boating, gorge swings, abseiling and a whole lot more!
Week 14 After your adrenaline has been spent we head into Botswana and Chobe National Park is our first stop, where it is possible to take a ruise on the Chobe River - a less intrusive way to view its wildlife, particularly its hordes of elephants.
From here we then organise our trip into the Okavango Delta. You will have the chance to go on a Mokoro (dug out canoe) and explore the extensive waterways of this unique desert wetland as well as take several game walks where Elephants, Crocodile and Hippo are often seen. Heading west, we now cross into Namibia and travel to Etosha National Park, recognised as one of the world's greatest wildlife viewing areas and where we can game watch by night at one of the floodlit watering holes as well as go several game drives, hoping to spot some of the many and varied wildlife from elephant, giraffe and zebra to rhino and leopard.
Week 15 From Etosha we visit a local Cheetah Park before continuing on to the Brandenberg Mountains in Demaraland and the Skeleton Coast. We then visit either the world famous Cape Cross Seal Colony where thousands of these mammals - and their accompanying odour pervade the coastline or one of Namibia’s most famous sites, the stunning Sptizkoppe Rock formations, before making our way to Swakopmund where we spend three days. You now have the choice of a load of activities to indulge in, including quad biking, dune sledding, deep sea fishing, skydiving, horse riding or a Desert flight.
Week 16 A one day drive takes us to the Namib-Naukluft Park, a vast expanse of desert which contains some of the highest sand dunes in the world. At Sossusvlei we have a chance to explore this vast sand desert. We are also lucky enough to experience either sunrise or sunset from atop Dune 45. Continuing south we enter the semi-desert, until we arrive at one of Africa's most sensational natural features, Fish River Canyon. We camp next to this massive gorge, where you can hike along the canyon rim and soak up the sun and fabulous scenery. A few hours drive away we cross the Orange River and enter South Africa and near Stellenbosch visit one of the historic Cape Wineries before reaching the vibrant, jumping city of Cape Town. There is plenty to do in and around Cape Town, from climbing Table Mountain to abseiling down it, shark diving ( in ocean cages - or at the Two Oceans Aquarium ), great shopping and nightlife, scuba diving courses, a tour to Robben Island the list goes on! For those people who have onward travel from Cape Town - there are very good, reliable and frequent coach and train services to just about anywhere in South Africa.
The expedition includes one nights accommodation in a travellers lodge on Night 114
and concludes on the morning of Day 115.
Bookings: overland@aaax.co.za
Itinerary
16 Weeks Cairo to Cape Town
Please note that our itineraries are not set in stone and can be subject to change.
Week 1 Our first day is spent in Cairo visiting the great Pyramids and Sphinx at Giza with our Egyptologist guide, we also visit the Egyptian Natural History museum in the afternoon The following morning we drive out of Cairo and head for the Western Desert leaving both modern and ancient civilizations behind us for a few days. Described as the 'desert of deserts' this vast world of desolation and beauty covers 2.8 million square kms. We visit 3 isolated oases, Bahariyya, Farafra and Dhakla where u can roll down sand dunes, hire a desert guide and some camels and head out to explore this sand sea and walk through the winding lanes of mud houses at the Citadel of Mut. Luxor is where, based at a campsite, we have two full days to explore the city and surrounds. Both Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple are within easy walking distance. On our second day in Luxor we organise a trip to Valley of the Queens and Valley of the Kings. Here, the remarkably wellpreserved tombs of Ramses II and Tutankhamun have coloured paintings and hieroglyphics that still seem fresh after 3000 years.
Week 2 A half day drive further south brings us to Aswan. Here you will notice the first of many cultural changes on this trip. The darker Nubian people in Aswan lead a more relaxed and less hectic pace of life than their Egyptian countrymen. We base ourselves here for the next 4 or 5 days to organise visas and in which time you can organise a 2 or 3 day felucca cruise to Edfu and Kom Ombo and also visit Abu Simbel, the stone monuments built by the greatest of all Pharaohs, Ramses II. From Aswan we take the ferry across Lake Nasser to the port of Wadi Halfa in Northern Sudan. The ferry takes about a day and is a supremely relaxing way to travel and a great opportunity to mix and chat to local Sudanese people.
Week 3 From Wadi Halfa we rejoin our expedition vehicle for our drive across the Nubian Desert. We spend much of this journey hugging the banks of the Nile, passing through sleepy Nubian villages where we can rest in tea rooms or potter around the local souqs. The hospitality in Sudan can be surprising. For such a poor country with so many recent problems, people are often only too willing to invite you into their homes and often to share their meals. Khartoum is our next stop and it has a fantastic setting on the confluence of the Blue and White Niles. Our stay here is on the banks of the Nile at the quirky but interesting Blue Nile Sailing Club. It's office is housed in one of General Kitcheners old Gunboats, a relic from the British military campaign against the Mahdi over a century ago. For such a large city, Khartoum feels quite laid back.
In our few days here you can visit the Hamed al Nil Tomb and witness the dancing dervishes who perform every Friday as well as the daily camel market or take a boat trip on the Nile. You can also visit the ancient Pyramids at Meroe to the north of the city & the temples at Naqa.
Week 4 We then head towards Ethiopia passing through the towns of Wadi Medani and Gedaref along the way. Many of the roads we travel on in Ethiopia are very poor dirt or gravel roads and often in mountainous areas so travel is slow Ethiopia has a lot more visual indigenous history than any other sub-Saharan country and in the towns of Gondar (the capital of Ethiopia from 1632 until 1868) and Bahir Dar where we spend a few days at each, it is possible to organise visits to some of these famous sites, including the holy city of Axum and the 12th century rock-hewn churches at Lalibela.
Week 5 & 6 Our route to Addis Ababa takes us via Lake Tana and the spectacular Blue Nile Gorge and Blue Nile Falls. From Bahar Dar you can organise boat trips to some of the small islands which have Monasteries dating back up to 900 years and which are still looked after by monks who live from subsistence farming. We spend a couple of days in Addis and then on our way south from Addis we travel down through the East Africa Rift Valley, passing a number of lakes and some of the most dramatic scenery in the world. Huge black peaks dominate the sky line and some of the soda lakes have vast colonies of pink flamingos and great white pelicans.
The north of Kenya is very remote with nomadic tribes people like the Rendille in Marsabit and the Samburu who still wear very distinctive and often elaborate dress. We travel along the East Africa Rift Valley, passing a number of lakes and some of the most dramatic scenery in the world. We pass the foothills of Mount Kenya, which brings us to our next stop at Eldoret.
Week 7 From here we cross the Kenya - Uganda border, and continue to Kampala. We have a free day to spend in local cafes and nightspots. The following day we as head west through swamps, patches of forest and fertile green countryside, we'll visit a number of small towns and villages where you will see roadside stalls manufacturing and selling traditional musical instruments & where we can buy fresh rotisseries, roasted meat & vegetables, as well as roasted bananas. We also stop at the spot where our route crosses the equator.
Next is the Virunga range of volcanic mountains and the rainforests on these mountain slopes are home to several families of Mountain Gorillas. We will visit the gorillas in either Uganda or Rwanda. It is estimated that only around 500 to 600 of these gentle giants remain. This mountainous area on the borders of Rwanda, Uganda and Zaire (now renamed Democratic Republic of Congo) is their only natural habitat and they are periodically threatened by poachers and political instability in the area. One permit allows you to spend about 50 to 60 minutes with one of the gorilla families. Trekking to find them in groups of 6 or 8 can take anything from half an hour to 5 hours. The organisations and welltrained guides that continually monitor and protect the families are conscientious and responsible. If we view them from Uganda there is the opportunity to paddle out onto Lake Bunyoni in canoes and visit some of the nearby islands or visit nearby villages & schools. From Rwanda there is also the chance to visit the genocide museum in Kigali, which is a moving and interesting experience.
Week 8 Returning to Kampala there is the opportunity to visit a Chimpanzee Sanctuary and Rehabilitation centre on one of the islands on Lake Victoria. At Jinja, we cross the Owen Falls Dam on the Nile where Lake Victoria pours its water into the beginning of the Nile River. We camp next to the Nile at Bujagali Falls where fishermen guide their dugout canoes into the steaming rapids. We use more modern rubber rafts, and go on a days whitewater rafting. We re-enter Kenya and make our way to the Great Rift Valley with its lakes and abundant bird and wildlife. At Lake Nakuru we take a game drive past Black Rhino, Giraffe, Buffalo, Zebra and a horde of other game and millions of Pink Flamingos which feed noisily along the shoreline.
We also pay a visit to Elsamere, the home of Joy Adamson of Born Free fame. You can also hire mountain bikes and cycle or walk through Hells Gate National Park - the only game reserve in Kenya in which this is allowed! Or for a less active but equably enjoyable game viewing experience visit the Crater Lake Game Sanctuary. Both offer excellent scenery & opportunities to spot hyrax, abundant bird & plant life along with several types of gazelle, impala and eland.
Its then onto Nairobi, where we stay in a private campsite on the edge of town and we pay a visit to Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, where Oasis helps support one of the elephants (Kamboyo) and to see the amazing work the centre does with rescued and injured elephants. We then visit the nearby Giraffe Centre to learn more about and hopefully get up close and feed these gentle and majestic creatures.
Our break of several days in Nairobi will give you a chance to laze by a hotel pool, drink an ice-cold beer and catch up with the world with English language newspapers. There is also time for you to pick up mail and post home any carvings and souvenirs you don't wish to lug home with you, before continuing on the last leg of our expedition to Cape Town.
Week 9 From Nairobi we head south into Tanzania and the town of Arusha from where we use a local safari company to guide us through Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Parks. On the crater floor you can spend the day viewing wildlife including Elephant, Lion, Cheetah, White Rhino, Hippo, Antelope, Crocodile and Pink Flamingos. From here you can choose to go into the Serengeti for a day, where vast herds of Wildebeest roam the plains. There is also the option, to visit a local Maasai Village.
Week 10 A one-day drive then brings us to Dar Es Salaam, where most people take the ferry out to Zanzibar for four days and venture into the narrow bustling streets of Stone Town and its exotic spice markets, old slave forts and dungeons. There is also time to relax on Zanzibar's famous white beaches, try scuba diving and snorkelling, and view stunning coral and fish or swim with dolphins! After Zanzibar we begin our journey through the hinterland of Tanzania. We pass through the peaceful national park of Mikumi where it is possible to see Elephant, Giraffe, Zebra and Antelope from the roadside.
Week 11 Passing rivers and lush mountains we enter Malawi, which is dominated by its huge fresh water lake. We spend several days at small laid back campsites on the edge of the lake. Most people choose to relax on the sandy beaches or try their hand at snorkelling or windsurfing as we follow the lakeshore south. There is also the chance to buy some great wooden carvings along the way. Leaving the lake we continue to Blantyre in the south of the country, where we stop for two nights and organise our Mozambique visas. From Blantyre we cross the border into Mozambique. We follow the infamous 'Tete Corridor' which was well known in the days of Mozambique's long running civil war as the 'Gun Run'. Thankfully these days things are a lot different! We then enter Zimbabwe & travel to Harare, the capital & spend two nights.
Week 12 From Harare we continue onto Gweru where we visit a privately run horse and game ranch where you can go game viewing on elephant and horseback. There is also the chance to go walking with lion cubs which is always a great highlight! Next we travel to the Great Zimbabwe Ruins, once the greatest medieval city in Sub-Saharan Africa and from where the name Zimbabwe is derived. Bulawayo is where you have the option of leaving the truck for a day and use a local safari company to venture into Matobo National Park, where you may well see the elusive Black Rhino amongst hordes of other game. There is also the opportunity to visit Cecil Rhodes's grave and Ancient Rock Paintings before catching a sleeper train (if available) to rejoin the truck at one of the adventure playgrounds of the world - Victoria Falls.
Week 13 For some Mosi oa Tunya 'The Smoke That Thunders' is the highlight of their trip. There is something here for everyone, from grade 5 white water rafting and canoe trips, the Flight of Angels or a Sunset Cruise, to one of the world’s highest commercial Bungee Jumps, plus jet boating, gorge swings, abseiling and a whole lot more!
Week 14 After your adrenaline has been spent we head into Botswana and Chobe National Park is our first stop, where it is possible to take a ruise on the Chobe River - a less intrusive way to view its wildlife, particularly its hordes of elephants.
From here we then organise our trip into the Okavango Delta. You will have the chance to go on a Mokoro (dug out canoe) and explore the extensive waterways of this unique desert wetland as well as take several game walks where Elephants, Crocodile and Hippo are often seen. Heading west, we now cross into Namibia and travel to Etosha National Park, recognised as one of the world's greatest wildlife viewing areas and where we can game watch by night at one of the floodlit watering holes as well as go several game drives, hoping to spot some of the many and varied wildlife from elephant, giraffe and zebra to rhino and leopard.
Week 15 From Etosha we visit a local Cheetah Park before continuing on to the Brandenberg Mountains in Demaraland and the Skeleton Coast. We then visit either the world famous Cape Cross Seal Colony where thousands of these mammals - and their accompanying odour pervade the coastline or one of Namibia’s most famous sites, the stunning Sptizkoppe Rock formations, before making our way to Swakopmund where we spend three days. You now have the choice of a load of activities to indulge in, including quad biking, dune sledding, deep sea fishing, skydiving, horse riding or a Desert flight.
Week 16 A one day drive takes us to the Namib-Naukluft Park, a vast expanse of desert which contains some of the highest sand dunes in the world. At Sossusvlei we have a chance to explore this vast sand desert. We are also lucky enough to experience either sunrise or sunset from atop Dune 45. Continuing south we enter the semi-desert, until we arrive at one of Africa's most sensational natural features, Fish River Canyon. We camp next to this massive gorge, where you can hike along the canyon rim and soak up the sun and fabulous scenery. A few hours drive away we cross the Orange River and enter South Africa and near Stellenbosch visit one of the historic Cape Wineries before reaching the vibrant, jumping city of Cape Town. There is plenty to do in and around Cape Town, from climbing Table Mountain to abseiling down it, shark diving ( in ocean cages - or at the Two Oceans Aquarium ), great shopping and nightlife, scuba diving courses, a tour to Robben Island the list goes on! For those people who have onward travel from Cape Town - there are very good, reliable and frequent coach and train services to just about anywhere in South Africa.
The expedition includes one nights accommodation in a travellers lodge on Night 114
and concludes on the morning of Day 115.
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DAY TRIPS Cape Town City Tour
DAY TRIPS Cape Point Hiking & Biking
DAY TRIPS Cape Point Luxury
DAY TRIPS Gordon's Bay Hiking Abseil
DAY TRIPS Table Mountain Biking
DAY TRIPS Table Mountain Hiking
DAY TRIPS Township Tour
DAY TRIPS Winelands Luxury
DAY TRIPS Winelands with biking
DINNER Boat Cruise
DISTANCE CHART
ENTERTAINMENT Bands & Groups
ENTERTAINMENT Comedians
ENTERTAINMENT Dancers & Dance Groups ENTERTAINMENT Fun Gaming Casino
ENTERTAINMENT Magician Ventriloquist
ENTERTAINMENT Xotic Dancers & Strippers
FISHING Atlantic Ocean
FISHING Indian Ocean
FOEFIE SLIDE
FORMULA 1 Racing
FUNCTIONS Boat Sports Bar Cruise
FUNCTIONS Barbecue Sunset Cruise
FUNCTIONS Classic Airline Charters
FUNCTIONS Fun Gaming Casino
FUNCTIONS Luxuy Dinner Cruise
FUNCTIONS Paintball Xmas Ball
GARDEN ROUTE Xtreme Tour
GREAT WHITE SHARK Gansbaai
GREAT WHITE SHARK Seal Island False Bay
HELICOPTER Cape Town Airport Charter
HELICOPTER Intro to Piloting
HELICOPTER Cape Town Airport Training
HELICOPTER Cape Town Airport Transfers
HELICOPTER V&A Charter Tours
HELICOPTER V&A Huey UH-1 Combat
HELICOPTER V&A Sharing Tours
HELICOPTER V&A Special Charter
HELICOPTER V&A Transfers
HIKING Crystal Pools near Gordon's Bay
HIKING Table Mountain
HORSE RIDING Safari
DAY TRIPS Cape Point Hiking & Biking
DAY TRIPS Cape Point Luxury
DAY TRIPS Gordon's Bay Hiking Abseil
DAY TRIPS Table Mountain Biking
DAY TRIPS Table Mountain Hiking
DAY TRIPS Township Tour
DAY TRIPS Winelands Luxury
DAY TRIPS Winelands with biking
DINNER Boat Cruise
DISTANCE CHART
ENTERTAINMENT Bands & Groups
ENTERTAINMENT Comedians
ENTERTAINMENT Dancers & Dance Groups ENTERTAINMENT Fun Gaming Casino
ENTERTAINMENT Magician Ventriloquist
ENTERTAINMENT Xotic Dancers & Strippers
FISHING Atlantic Ocean
FISHING Indian Ocean
FOEFIE SLIDE
FORMULA 1 Racing
FUNCTIONS Boat Sports Bar Cruise
FUNCTIONS Barbecue Sunset Cruise
FUNCTIONS Classic Airline Charters
FUNCTIONS Fun Gaming Casino
FUNCTIONS Luxuy Dinner Cruise
FUNCTIONS Paintball Xmas Ball
GARDEN ROUTE Xtreme Tour
GREAT WHITE SHARK Gansbaai
GREAT WHITE SHARK Seal Island False Bay
HELICOPTER Cape Town Airport Charter
HELICOPTER Intro to Piloting
HELICOPTER Cape Town Airport Training
HELICOPTER Cape Town Airport Transfers
HELICOPTER V&A Charter Tours
HELICOPTER V&A Huey UH-1 Combat
HELICOPTER V&A Sharing Tours
HELICOPTER V&A Special Charter
HELICOPTER V&A Transfers
HIKING Crystal Pools near Gordon's Bay
HIKING Table Mountain
HORSE RIDING Safari
from CAPE TOWN
ABSEIL off Table Mountain
ABSEIL Kamikazi Gorge near Gordon's Bay
ABSEIL Tsitsikamma Forest
ACCOMMODATION Cape Town Central
ACCOMMODATION Table View
ACCOMMODATION Melkbosstrand
ACCOMMODATION Gordon' Bay
ACCOMMODATION Hermanus
AIRLINE CHARTERS
BUSINESSES For sale
BUSINESSES Opportunities
BUSINESSES Wanted
BOAT Gansbaai
BOAT Gordon's Bay Old Harbour
BOAT Gordon's Bay Waterfront
BOAT Hout Bay Charters
BOAT Simon's Town
BOAT V&A Charter
BOAT V&A Clay Shooting
BOAT V&A Dinner Cruise
BOAT V&A Dinner Lunch Charter
BOAT Fishing Atlantic Ocean
BOAT Fishing Indian Ocean
BOAT High Speed Power Atlantic Ocean
BOAT High Speed Power Indian Ocean
BOAT Sales
BOAT Sports Bar Cruise
BOAT Whale watching Atlantic Ocean
BOAT Whale watching Indian Ocean
BUNGY 4 day Xtreme Tour
BUS
COACH BUS
CAR HIRE 4X4 SUV
CAR HIRE Classics
CAR HIRE Luxury
CAR HIRE Specials
CAR HIRE Supercars
CAR HIRE Transporters
CAR RACING Formula 1
CAR RACING Reynards
CAR RACING Team Building
CAR SALES
CLAY SHOOTING Luxury Boat Cruise
CROCODILE Cage Dive Oudsthoorn
ABSEIL off Table Mountain
ABSEIL Kamikazi Gorge near Gordon's Bay
ABSEIL Tsitsikamma Forest
ACCOMMODATION Cape Town Central
ACCOMMODATION Table View
ACCOMMODATION Melkbosstrand
ACCOMMODATION Gordon' Bay
ACCOMMODATION Hermanus
AIRLINE CHARTERS
BUSINESSES For sale
BUSINESSES Opportunities
BUSINESSES Wanted
BOAT Gansbaai
BOAT Gordon's Bay Old Harbour
BOAT Gordon's Bay Waterfront
BOAT Hout Bay Charters
BOAT Simon's Town
BOAT V&A Charter
BOAT V&A Clay Shooting
BOAT V&A Dinner Cruise
BOAT V&A Dinner Lunch Charter
BOAT Fishing Atlantic Ocean
BOAT Fishing Indian Ocean
BOAT High Speed Power Atlantic Ocean
BOAT High Speed Power Indian Ocean
BOAT Sales
BOAT Sports Bar Cruise
BOAT Whale watching Atlantic Ocean
BOAT Whale watching Indian Ocean
BUNGY 4 day Xtreme Tour
BUS
COACH BUS
CAR HIRE 4X4 SUV
CAR HIRE Classics
CAR HIRE Luxury
CAR HIRE Specials
CAR HIRE Supercars
CAR HIRE Transporters
CAR RACING Formula 1
CAR RACING Reynards
CAR RACING Team Building
CAR SALES
CLAY SHOOTING Luxury Boat Cruise
CROCODILE Cage Dive Oudsthoorn
JOBS AND TRAINING Boat Skippers
JOBS AND TRAINING Helicopters
JOBS AND TRAINING Kayaking
JOBS AND TRAINING Microlight
JOBS AND TRAINING Paragliding
JOBS AND TRAINING Skydiving
JET FLIGHTS Supersonic
KAYAKING Coastal Atlantic Ocean
KAYAKING Coastal Indian Ocean
KAYAK Training
KITE SURFING Lessons
LINKS AND RESOURCES
MEMBERS CLUB AAAX
MICROLIGHT Tandem
MICROLIGHT Pilot License
MOTORCYCLE HIRE Vintage Sidecar
MOTORCYCLE HIRE BMW off-road
MOTORCYCLE Tour
NEW YEAR'S EVE LUXURY BOAT CHARTER
OVERLAND Trans-Africa Truck Safari
PAINTBALL XMAS BALL
PARAGLIDING Course
PARAGLIDING Tandem
PARAGLIDER Sales
PRIVACY POLICY
QUADBIKE Game Park Safari
QUADBIKE Mountain 2 day
RIVER RAFTING Orange River
SAFARIS from Cape Town
SAFARI Big 5
SAFARI Horseback
SAFARI Quadbike
SAFARI Trans-Africa Truck
SAFARI Weekend
SALES Boats
SALES Businesses
SALES Cars
SALES Paragliders
JOBS AND TRAINING Helicopters
JOBS AND TRAINING Kayaking
JOBS AND TRAINING Microlight
JOBS AND TRAINING Paragliding
JOBS AND TRAINING Skydiving
JET FLIGHTS Supersonic
KAYAKING Coastal Atlantic Ocean
KAYAKING Coastal Indian Ocean
KAYAK Training
KITE SURFING Lessons
LINKS AND RESOURCES
MEMBERS CLUB AAAX
MICROLIGHT Tandem
MICROLIGHT Pilot License
MOTORCYCLE HIRE Vintage Sidecar
MOTORCYCLE HIRE BMW off-road
MOTORCYCLE Tour
NEW YEAR'S EVE LUXURY BOAT CHARTER
OVERLAND Trans-Africa Truck Safari
PAINTBALL XMAS BALL
PARAGLIDING Course
PARAGLIDING Tandem
PARAGLIDER Sales
PRIVACY POLICY
QUADBIKE Game Park Safari
QUADBIKE Mountain 2 day
RIVER RAFTING Orange River
SAFARIS from Cape Town
SAFARI Big 5
SAFARI Horseback
SAFARI Quadbike
SAFARI Trans-Africa Truck
SAFARI Weekend
SALES Boats
SALES Businesses
SALES Cars
SALES Paragliders
SCUBA DIVING Coarses
SHARK Great White Gansbaai
SHARK Great White Seal Island False Bay
SHARK Tiger open dive Aliwal Shoal
SIDECARS Vintage Hire/Tours
SINGLES ADVENTURES
SKYDIVE Tandem
SKYDIVE Static Line Course
SPECIALS Car Hire
SPECIALS Helicopter Charter
SPECIALS Shark Cage Diving
TAXI
TEAM BUILDING Abseil
TEAM BUILDING Bungy
TEAM BUILDING Canoe Safari
TEAM BUILDING Clay Shooting
TEAM BUILDING Fishing
TEAM BUILDING Tsitsikamma Forest
TEAM BUILDING High Speed Power Boats
TEAM BUILDING Kayaking
TEAM BUILDING Motorbike Sidecar Touring
TEAM BUILDING Mountain Biking
TEAM BUILDING Paintball
TEAM BUILDING Race Track Day
TEAM BUILDING Shark Cage Diving
TEAM BUILDING Skydiving
TEAM BUILDING Table Mountain Summit Walk
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
TOURS Cape Point Biking
TOURS Cape Point Luxury
TOURS Cape Town City
TOURS Garden Route Xtreme
TOURS Township
TOURS Weekend Safari
TOURS Winelands plus biking
TOURS Winelands Luxury
TRANSPORTATION Airline
TRANSPORTATION Classic Airline
TRANSPORTATION Boat
TRANSPORTATION Bus
TRANSPORTATION Car
TRANSPORTATION Coach Bus
TRANSPORTATION Helicopter
TRANSPORTATION Motorcycle
TRANSPORTATION Taxi
TRANSPORTATION Train
VIDEOGRAPHERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
WEBMASTERS DRAW
WEDDINGS OFFICIATES
WEDDINGS XTREME Great White Wedding
WEDDINGS XTREME Sunset Wedding Cruise
WEDDINGS XTREME Wed with Lions
WEDDINGS XTREME Huey Xtreme Wedding
WHALE WATCHING Boat Atlantic Ocean
WHALE WATCHING Boat Indian Ocean
WINELANDS TOUR plus biking
WINELANDS TOUR Luxury
SHARK Great White Gansbaai
SHARK Great White Seal Island False Bay
SHARK Tiger open dive Aliwal Shoal
SIDECARS Vintage Hire/Tours
SINGLES ADVENTURES
SKYDIVE Tandem
SKYDIVE Static Line Course
SPECIALS Car Hire
SPECIALS Helicopter Charter
SPECIALS Shark Cage Diving
TAXI
TEAM BUILDING Abseil
TEAM BUILDING Bungy
TEAM BUILDING Canoe Safari
TEAM BUILDING Clay Shooting
TEAM BUILDING Fishing
TEAM BUILDING Tsitsikamma Forest
TEAM BUILDING High Speed Power Boats
TEAM BUILDING Kayaking
TEAM BUILDING Motorbike Sidecar Touring
TEAM BUILDING Mountain Biking
TEAM BUILDING Paintball
TEAM BUILDING Race Track Day
TEAM BUILDING Shark Cage Diving
TEAM BUILDING Skydiving
TEAM BUILDING Table Mountain Summit Walk
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
TOURS Cape Point Biking
TOURS Cape Point Luxury
TOURS Cape Town City
TOURS Garden Route Xtreme
TOURS Township
TOURS Weekend Safari
TOURS Winelands plus biking
TOURS Winelands Luxury
TRANSPORTATION Airline
TRANSPORTATION Classic Airline
TRANSPORTATION Boat
TRANSPORTATION Bus
TRANSPORTATION Car
TRANSPORTATION Coach Bus
TRANSPORTATION Helicopter
TRANSPORTATION Motorcycle
TRANSPORTATION Taxi
TRANSPORTATION Train
VIDEOGRAPHERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
WEBMASTERS DRAW
WEDDINGS OFFICIATES
WEDDINGS XTREME Great White Wedding
WEDDINGS XTREME Sunset Wedding Cruise
WEDDINGS XTREME Wed with Lions
WEDDINGS XTREME Huey Xtreme Wedding
WHALE WATCHING Boat Atlantic Ocean
WHALE WATCHING Boat Indian Ocean
WINELANDS TOUR plus biking
WINELANDS TOUR Luxury
OTHER AREAS
ACCOMMODATION Knysna
ACCOMMODATION Malawi
CANOE Orange River
DOLPHINS Interact Mozambique
HELICOPTER Botswanal
HELICOPTER Drakensberg
HELICOPTER Durban Virginia Airport
HELICOPTER East London
HELICOPTER Johannesburg International
HELICOPTER Johannesburg Lanseria
HELICOPTER Johannesburg Randl
HELICOPTER Kimberely Tours
HELICOPTER Mossel Bay Transfers
HELICOPTER Namibia
HELICOPTER Polokwane
HELICOPTER Port Elizabeth Charters
HELICOPTER Port Elizabeth Tours
HELICOPTER Port Elizabeth Transfers
HELICOPTER Upington Tours
HELICOPTER Upington Transfers
HELICOPTER Zambia
SAFARI Kalahari Desert
SAFARI Garden Route
ACCOMMODATION Knysna
ACCOMMODATION Malawi
CANOE Orange River
DOLPHINS Interact Mozambique
HELICOPTER Botswanal
HELICOPTER Drakensberg
HELICOPTER Durban Virginia Airport
HELICOPTER East London
HELICOPTER Johannesburg International
HELICOPTER Johannesburg Lanseria
HELICOPTER Johannesburg Randl
HELICOPTER Kimberely Tours
HELICOPTER Mossel Bay Transfers
HELICOPTER Namibia
HELICOPTER Polokwane
HELICOPTER Port Elizabeth Charters
HELICOPTER Port Elizabeth Tours
HELICOPTER Port Elizabeth Transfers
HELICOPTER Upington Tours
HELICOPTER Upington Transfers
HELICOPTER Zambia
SAFARI Kalahari Desert
SAFARI Garden Route
