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Local Traveller6-Nights Holiday Accommodation from Cape Town to Knysna Including Meals per Person (Sharing)

Western Cape
Western Cape

R3,999

Retail: R5,000

R3,999

R5,000
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Please note
  • Flight Centre will handle all reservations on behalf of the hotel, so please make ALL reservations with them:
    • Contact details: 0877 40 51 01 (Office hours: 09:00-17:00)
  • Limited Availability
  • It is recommended to make a booking within 24 hours of receiving your voucher
  • Package price is per person. Single Supplements fees apply for travellers not sharing a room with another guest that will be charged over and above this advertised rate.
  • To buy for a couple, you will have to checkout 2 packages. 
  • This deal is non-refundable after purchasing from OneDayOnly.
  • Dates: 01 November 2020 - 30 November 2020 (Selected Departures)
About

Day 1: Cape Town
Let your day of Cape Town adventure begin .... on a red double Dekker open-roof bus! If you only knew what awaits you! The views, the crisp air straight off the mountains as you ride in style; high on mountain passes, and deep into valleys below with a choice of 30 stops along the way. There are popular, yet open and uncrowded, beaches that are flanked by breath-taking mountains. Some are lined with gourmet restaurants and spontaneous entertainment. On other beaches, you can be mesmerised by surfers and kite surfers for hours.

  • OVERNIGHT: Cape Town

Day 2: Cape Town
As a nature-lover, you will be hard to press for better than historical, expansive, world-admired botanical gardens and nature reserves. Or if you prefer the quiet bustle of the Cape Town metro, historical sites and streets bursting with photography opportunities. Fascinating and empowering museums and the ever-popular V&A Waterfront are yours to decide how you want to experience your day.

  • OVERNIGHT: Cape Town

Day 3: Hermanus
Hemel-en-Aarde (Heaven and Earth) has a Wine Walk worthy of its name. This 3 hour guided, downhill ramble through Fynbos, vineyards and olive groves, passes through several farms, that offer light meals with their vineyard's best. Or visit up to eight vineyards in the "Hemel-en-Aarde" Valley in the safari-style Hop-on Hop-off vehicle. Looking to relax for the afternoon? Eclectic and Formal Art Galleries boast some of the best South African artists. Perhaps head to the tranquil and exquisite Grotto Beach. A local favourite, it is flanked by towering mountains and boasts a wide seemingly-endless beach in both directions. Hermanus is known for being the Whale Watching capital of the world from July-November.

  • OVERNIGHT: Hermanus

Day 4: Swellendam
Driving past the patchwork of vibrant yellow Canola and patterned wheat fields, you will discover the perpetually-green Swellendam. This small town, with a beautiful white church and backed by magnificent mountains, holds some quirky secrets. There is a Berry Farm, with a well-stocked farm stall, galleries and a pottery studio. If you enjoy spending time with fairies, you will enjoy the exploration of winding town streets, before you stumble across the whimsical fairy Sanctuary. There are a variety of gardens you can enjoy a picnic in, and visit the thousands of fairies that are packed into this magical space.

  • OVERNIGHT: Swellendam

Day 5: Knysna
Knysna has recently become a preferred travel destination for golfers, as the town boasts several world-class ranges. These include the Pezula Golf Course, the Simola Golf Course and the Knysna Golf Course, situated along the lagoon. The lagoon in all its changing beauty is an undeniable attraction, and the forests and well-protected nature reserves that surround it are intertwined with walks and picnic areas.

  • OVERNIGHT: Knysna

Day 6: Knysna
A little rock-hopping will take you right up to the Knysna "Heads" - the gateway from the wild ocean into the peaceful sanctuary of the lagoon, known to cradle multiple estuary marine life and rare Knysna seahorses.

  • OVERNIGHT: Knysna

Day 7: Travel Home
It's farewell to Knysna, and time to hit the road back home. Not before one last scenic photograph though as you leave this charming town.

This Package Includes
  • 2 nights' accommodation in Cape Town at the 3-star Best Western Cape Suites with breakfast daily
  • 1-night accommodation in Hermanus at the 3-star Walker Bay Manor Guest House with breakfast
  • 1-night accommodation in Swellendam at the 3-star Langeberg Guest House with breakfast
  • 2 nights' accommodation in Knysna at the 3-star Bamboo Guest House with breakfast daily
This Package Excludes
  • Flights
  • Car hire
  • Transfers
  • Items of a personal nature
  • Items not mentioned
  • Gratuities and porterage
  • Meals & drinks not mentioned
  • Tours/sightseeing not mentioned
Terms and Conditions
  • Booking reference# IF57794W
  • Single supplements will be charges for travellers not sharing a room. This fee is an additional R3,550.
  • All packages are quoted per person sharing
  • *All prices are subject to Rate of Exchange and when a deposit is paid the balance of the booking is subject to the rate of exchange on date of full payment.
  • Advance purchase, peak season & weekend surcharges, block out periods and minimum stay conditions may apply.
  • Conservation fees and park entry fees are excluded, should they apply, and will be paid directly.
  • Book and pay in full to avoid disappointment.
  • Credit card required for car hire where applicable.
  • Prices and availability are correct as at 6 October 2020 and are subject to change without notice.
  • Prices quoted are on sale until 6 October 2020 unless otherwise stated or sold out prior.
  • All packages and flights have to be booked and paid for before 10 October 2020.
  • E and OE.
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