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8/6/2020

South Africa hoping to welcome back international travellers by Sep 2020

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Evening drinks in the bush at Londolozi safari lodge, South Africa
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​The premature reports that have been circulating recently by the international press regarding South Africa not opening to international travel until 2021 have been extremely detrimental to the South African tourism sector, costing millions of rands in potentially unnecessary travel cancellations. Following a 2-hour webinar discussion with SATSA (South Africa Tourism Association) & TBCSA (Tourism Business Council of South Africa) over the weekend, we are here to support the motion put forward to government, that South Africa is ready to reintroduce international tourism to the country from September 2020.

The more accurate information is that re-opening dates for international tourism have not yet been determined. South Africa is working with a 5 level risk-adjusted approach to Covid-19 and is currently on level 3 (as of last week).

The Tourism Recovery Strategy, which has been developed by South African Tourism and the Tourism Business Council of South Africa, is working closely with the South African government to strategise a plan and process to safely re-open inbound international tourism to the country sooner rather than later, and hopefully, by 1 September 2020.
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The proposed Recovery Strategy is a phased approach that will allow for an initial 6 to 8-week preparation phase, followed by a trial phase where safe target markets that have a similar risk profile to South Africa will be allowed to travel to South Africa. 

Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO of TBCSA (the Tourism Business Council of South Africa) said last week, “By instituting a phased approach to reopening, we will have had the benefit from the learnings from the European and Northern Hemisphere summer season”.

The ATTA (African Travel and Tourism Association) has said “We are confident South Africa’s tourism economy can be opened up safely if we follow global best practice and the comprehensive protocols we have developed. By opening up as close to September 1 in a responsible manner, we will save the entire 2021 inbound tourism revenue stream and tourism in South Africa.”

A pride of lions at Chitwa Chitwa safari lodge
Image courtesy: Chitwa Chitwa

Reasons to travel to South Africa post Covid:

  1. ​Low-density areas, open-air activities & experiences, wide-open spaces for those looking to avoid crowds.
  2. The exchange rate is extremely favourable to international travellers who have Dollars, Euros or Pounds to spend.
  3. South African summer season runs from September to April, so a perfect destination to escape to once the cooler months start to set in across the Northern Hemisphere. 
  4. Support wildlife conservation and local communities; Your foreign currency goes a long way in supporting meaningful conservation efforts and local communities that rely heavily on the tourism sector to survive. 
  5. Fantastic Travel deals and flexible policies allow for peace of mind.

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If you have any questions with regards to travelling to South Africa in the near future, or would like to make use of our complimentary travel planning, please get in touch with us HERE.

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27/4/2020

Why now is a great time to start planning your dream trip to South Africa

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Serenity Villa, Camps Bay, Cape Town - Click photo to view villa
South Africa may have been on your travel bucket lists for years. Now is the perfect time to start planning your dream trip. The seasons in South Africa are opposite to Europe and the US, meaning it's our peak summer season over Christmas and New Year. We are thus optimistic that the travel bans will be lifted in time for Christmas and New Years in the sun!  Here are some reasons now is a great time to start the planning process with your complimentary Travel Advisor.
  • Discounted rates (flights, accommodation & tours).
  • Flexible cancellation policies to give you peace of mind if you cannot travel due to the virus.
  • The South African Rand has dropped significantly, meaning your €/$/£ go a lot further.​

​South Africa has so much to offer, that it can be challenging to fit it all into just a few days, but that's okay, it just means you'll have to return someday ;)
In this post we'll be featuring two of our most popular South African travel destinations that our first-time travellers to South Africa request time and time again, and for good reason. 
  1. Kruger National Park Safari
  2. Cape Town Curated Itinerary
South African safari under the stars
Lion Sands Game Reserve - Click on photo to view lodge

Kruger National Park Safari

Known to have more variety of mammals than any other reserve in South Africa as well as being one of the oldest and largest reserves in the world; Kruger National Park Safari options are vast. From self-drive and camping to luxury, fully inclusive lodges, the Kruger National Park has something to suit each budget. Our Clients generally request 4 or 5-star accommodation, and thus, this is what we specialise in. We have a vast knowledge of first-hand experience visiting and staying at these luxury lodges and look forward to sharing our top safari tips with you if you'd like us to assist you in planning your perfect trip to South Africa.
Lion Sands Tinga Lodge, Kruger National Park, South Africa
Lion Sands - Tinga Lodge. Click photo to view
Lion cubs on safari at Lion Sands Game Reserve
Lion Sands Private Game Reserve

​Game Drives & Wildlife

A Kruger National Park Safari offers outstanding game viewing, including the Big 5 (Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo), giraffe, zebra, hyenas, birds and so much more. The benefit of staying at one of our recommended lodges is that you won't be limited to the roads when out searching for wildlife, but rather be taken on an off-roading 4x4 adventure in search of the Big5 (the Kruger is expansive and animals roam vast distances, so the ability to track wildlife without restrictions is a game-changer when on safari). And then there's the incredible knowledge and expertise of the safari staff. You will be astounded by how your tracker can decipher the difference of every footprint the animals leave behind, spot wildlife hidden from the untrained eye or name a multitude of birds simply by their song.  
Leopard up close
Leopard at Kapama - Greater Kruger
Sunset game drive at Royal Malawane
Sunset Game Drive at Royal Malawane

The Lodge, Accommodation & Food

The luxury safari lodges that we recommend in the Kruger National Park offer exceptionally beautiful accommodation with private plunge pools overlooking a waterhole surrounded by wildlife right in front of you, luxurious interiors, unique features such as outdoor showers and baths under the stars, we are certain you will be wowed when you arrive. In addition to gorgeous rooms, these luxury lodges offer world-class food & wine service, spa treatments and guest areas that are warm, welcoming and authentic. 
Singita Lebombo Kruger National Park
Singita Lebombo
Bath with a view on safari at Narina Safari Lodge
Lion Sands - Narina Lodge

What's  generally included in the Rate

Lodge rates start at around R8,950 per person per night.
  • Luxury accommodation in a 4 or 5 star lodge
  • 2 x game drives daily
  • All meals (breakfast, lunch & dinner, snacks on game drives)
  • All drinks (excl. premium alcohol)
  • Skukuza Airport Transfers to and from the lodge
  • Bushwalks, stargazing, bush breakfasts, picnic lunches and bush dinners
Recommended Length of Stay
We recommend that first-time safari-goers, plan on spending 2 or 3 nights on safari. Guests who stay 3+ nights will benefit from additional inclusions.

*Most of the lodges we work with offer discounted rates for Brides, so be sure to ask us for all the honeymoon discounts and benefits if you have recently been married.
Kruger National Park Safari
Immersed in nature, with wildlife at your doorstep.

​Cape Town Curated 

Cape Town, known as "The Mother City" is arguably one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Voted best travel destinated multiple years in a row, Cape Town seriously has it all! A city surrounding one of the natural wonders of the world; Table Mountain, overflows with beauty, history and culture. Not to mention unbelievable beaches, world-class cuisine, spectacular wine estate, accommodation of high standards for very reasonable prices and endless adventures.
Clifton Beaches, Cape Town, South Africa
Clifton Beaches, Cape Town, South Africa
We don't do pre-packaged itineraries because we understand that everyone is unique, with their interests, goals and budget. The way we like to assist our clients with their South Africa travel planning is to get to know them as best we can first before we recommend anything. This allows us to focus on their wishes and requirements, so we don't ever simply 'push' our ideas onto our clients. Using our extensive local knowledge, we can match certain establishments and experiences with difference guests, to ensure our clients have the best possible trip to South Africa possible!
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@kelliepaxian View from the top of Lions Head
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​Accommodation in Cape Town

Depending on your preferences, travel dates and budget, we will put forward a selection of wonderful places to stay in Cape Town. Choose between staying in one of our Private Villas or apartments, hip boutique hotels or luxury heritage 5-star hotels. The choice is yours, we're simply here to facilitate your wishes and share our local knowledge of our home city with you.
Camps Bay Beach Villa
9 Bedroom Bali Beach Villa in Camps Bay, Cape Town, South Africa
MannaBay Boutique Hotel, Cape Town
MannaBay is a boutique, 5 star hotel at the foot of Table Mountain in Cape Town

Optional Day Tours

  • Table Mountain - option to hike or take the cable-car.
  • Sunrise hike up Lion's Head 
  • Visit the penguins at Boulders Beach
  • Kayak with dolphins 
  • Boat-based whale watching (seasonal)
  • Shark cage diving with great white shark
  • Snorkel with seals in a kelp forest
  • Cape Peninsula tour by car or helicopter
  • Full-day Cape Winelands Tour
  • Sunset cocktail cruise on a luxury catamaran
  • Bo Kaap history, Instagram hotspot & cooking class
  • Helicopter flip, wine & food pairing & spa treatments at 5-Star hotel
  • Enjoy a traditional braai (BBQ) at your private Villa prepared by your own private chef.​
Table Mountain Cable Way
Table Mountain Cable Way

​Best time of year to travel to South Africa

CAPE TOWN: 
October to mid-December is usually great weather, less crowded with lower accommodation rates.
Mid-December to mid-January is PEAK season in Cape Town. A very festive time to visit Cape Town with lots going on, but extremely busy with locals on holiday & foreigners alike.
January to end April - the weather is still fantastic, less crowded, still, lots going on in terms of concerts and markets. We love this time of year in Cape Town.
May to August is Winter in Cape Town, which can be quite wet and cold, however, it is not unusual to have wonderful sunny days and at the minimum, regular blue skies. Rates are far lower during this time of year.

KRUGER NATIONAL PARK SAFARI
May to October is considered the best time to go on safari in the Kruger National Park. The Kruger is located in the north of the country with their 'wet' season being opposite to Cape Town. Rain brings higher humidity, and with it, mosquitos and denser bush, making game viewing slightly more difficult. September is particularly great for game viewing as it is spring which brings with it new life.
WHY BOOK THROUGH US?
  • Best rates guaranteed
  • No extra fees
  • Complimentary Travel Concierge
  • Experts in Cape Town
  • Unbiased recommendations
  • Local knowledge
  • Comp airport transfers (T&Cs apply)
  • Dedicated Concierge avail throughout
So basically, for no extra cost, whatsoever, we offer you expert advice, travel planning and curated itinerary assistance based on YOUR interest, goals, dreams and budget. Why wouldn't you want to take advantage of this incredible (FREE) offering to ensure you have the best possible trip to South Africa?

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3/4/2020

Travel Agent vs Travel Concierge - What is the difference

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Difference between a Travel Agent and Travel Concierge

​A travel agent is a salesperson who generally represents and sells only certain cruise lines, hotels, or vacation packages. Their offerings are limited to ONLY the brands they sell and do not give their clients different companies/options to choose from. They generally have a set sales target required in order to maintain their commission structure or job with a company. You can often find great travel (packaged) deals through some Travel Agencies, however they will not be customisable and once booked, you will not have much further support from your Travel Agent.

A travel concierge is a professional travel advisor.  A true Travel Concierge will have a vast knowledge of specific areas/regions/countries that they specialise in. A good Travel Concierge has personally experienced the offerings they put forward to their clients, to ensure they have first hand knowledge they can share with you. A Travel Concierge will take the time to understand your requirements and goals and curate their advice to meet these requirements. Most importantly, they look out for your safety and can anticipate any hiccups you may experience before you even realise it and plan around these so you can enjoy a hassle-free vacation. When you work with a Travel Concierge you have the comfort of knowing that if something goes wrong, you have someone to contact before, during or after your vacation.
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What makes BACK IN TOWN Unique

Not only are we a professional (boutique) Travel Concierge agency that specialises in South Africa, but we are local, with our finger on the pulse and passionate about our spectacular country. We love sharing our knowledge of the lesser-known local spots, best times to travel, what to do and where to eat with our discerning travellers like you. Our goal is to truly focus on making your trip to South Africa the best it could possibly be, from your perspective (vision / expectations), guided by our knowledge, attention to detail and care.

How much does a Travel Concierge Cost?

In a word; ZERO! You will never pay more when booking through us than if you were to book directly yourself.
Unlike many other luxury travel concierges around the world, we do not charge any fees for our services when you book your accommodation activities and excursions through us. 
Well then you may ask, how do we make any money right? The way it works is that we work tirelessly at building and nurturing valuable relationships within the tourism and hospitality industry within South Africa. We try to personally visit as many accommodation establishments as possible on a regular basis, and from those, we hand pick, which ones we feel confident in recommending to our discerning clients. 
In return for our select bookings, the establishments pay us a commission. There is a standard commission structure in South Africa and therefore no incentive for your Travel Concierge to try and push one property over another, this truly allows us to prove that our clients preferences and wishes are our true focus!

If you have any further questions to see if our services would be a good fit for you on your next trip to South Africa, we'd love to hear from you. You can leave your questions below in the comment box or reach out to us via email: sarah@backintown.co.za

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10/2/2020

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR YOUR AIRBNB - Is it worth it?

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We all know that there are costs to consider when getting your property ready to welcome paying guests, find out why we think paying for a professional photographer is not a cost worth overlooking.
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10/1/2020

A list of items to include in your Airbnb

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Property: Camps Bay Hideaway
 The Airbnb and short-term rental market in Cape Town is certainly saturated, but this doesn't mean you can't still have a very successful listing in 2020 that provides far higher returns than that of a long term tenant. However, in saying that, this will only be the case if you are serious about it and make a concerted effort to stand out from your competitors! 

It is NOT ENOUGH to simply supply the absolute basics, with no thought to interior design, amenities, comfort and value that you will be offering your guests.

But for now, let's START with the basics and build from there; below you will find a list of items we recommend every Airbnb listing should provide:

BATHROOM
  • Soap/body wash : In shower and at sink
  • Shampoo & Conditioner
  • Bath towels : WHITE ! (2 Full sets + emergency extras)
  • Bath mat : 2 sets + emergency extra
  • Hand towels : 4 sets for every sink. 2 sets out per booking.
  • Toilet paper + backup
  • NB sufficient place for guests to hand their individual towels
  • Small bin with bin liner
  • Toilet brush
  • Bathroom cabinet/storage and mirror.
  • Medical kit
 
KITCHEN & DINING
  • Dinner plates, side plates, bowels (at least double the number for max occupancy).
  • Mugs (coffee & tea), espresso cups
  • Water/juice glasses
  • Wine glasses
  • Champagne flutes
  • Consider plastic/outdoor glasses if you have a pool or allow kids
  • Cutlery : at least double the amount for max occupancy
  • Serving utensils : spatula, serving spoon, spaghetti spoon, wooden spoon, tongs, whisk + BBQ items if applicable.
  • Kitchen scissors, can opener, bottle opener, peeler
  • Sharp knives (small serrated knife, chef’s knife, bread knife)
  • Ice bucket, ice trays in freezer
  • Water filer in fridge (instead of providing bottled water).
  • Chopping boards
  • Serving dishes, salad bowl, sieve, colander
  • Baking trays and roasting dishes
  • Oven-gloves (have a spare), hot pot placemats
  • Tea & sugar jars
  • Salt & pepper grinders
  • Drying up rack at sink
  • Hand towels (2+ available for guests to use + extra set)
  • Sponges and cloths
  • Tupperware
  • Non-stick frying pan and variety of different sized pots + lids (consider the number of guests the person will be cooking for)
  • Trash can + recycling bin
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Smoke & Carbon monoxide alarm
Appliances :
  • Washing machine
  • Microwave
  • Coffee machine
  • Kettle
  • Toaster
  • Stove and oven
  • Dishwasher 
 
Quantity Tip : Enough place settings, dishes and tableware to handle twice the number of your maximum group size, not because twice as many people will show up, but because guests don't want to do dishes after each use. It also means that if you have a dishwasher in your property, guests will likely use it less (only when full) if they have sufficient dishes etc. to use.
 
BEDROOM
  • Comfortable Bed : great if you are able to offer a variety of bed configurations i.e. King bed that can be split into 2 x singles.
  • Bedside tables and lamps/lights on both sides of the bed
  • Electrical sockets with international plug sockets on each side
  • Sufficient closet space : draws + hanging space (provide hangers)
  • *Consider where guests will leave their luggage
  • Rugs next to/under bed
  • Blackout curtains/blinds are always appreciated.
  • Consider double glazing on windows/doors if prone to noise (good sleep is a very important factor to consider for your guests, we all know how we personally are if we have a bad night’s sleep)
  • Laundry bin
  • Full length mirror
  • Hairdryer
  • Air-conditioning (especially in South Africa, this is important to foreigners).
  • Heating / fire place(s) : crucial if you want to attract winter bookings.
  • Fans in every room if no air-condition
  • Smoke & Carbon monoxide alarm
Bedding :
  • Mattress protectors (2 sets per bed)
  • Duvet inner/comforter
  • Duvet cover (min 2 per bed, always wise to have extra in case laundry is delayed, items stained/need re-washing etc. also depending on what your min night stay is).
  • Pillows : 2 per person, per bed
  • Pillow protectors
  • Pillow cases 
  • Bed throw/blanket
  • Scatter cushions
Quantity Tip: Min 2 per bed, however it is wise to have backup in case laundry is delayed, stained or needs re-washing. This may differs depending on your min night stay.
NB : Extra bedding and towels should be locked away, so guests don’t use everything and you’re left with no clean linen/towels for your next arrival.
 
LIVING / DINING ROOM
  • Dining room table and chairs to accommodate your max guest occupancy
  • Placemats
  • Vase (always nice to provide fresh cut flowers if feasible)
  • Living room furniture / couches
  • Coffee table
  • Scatter cushions and throws
  • Books, magazines, games
  • Area rug
  • A least one desk in the property for guests needing to work.
  • Artwork, living plants
  • Flat screen SMART TV (allowing guests to watch Netflix, which means you don’t HAVE to supply DSTV/Cable)
  • Uncapped, high speed Wi-Fi - password protected ! (Non-negotiable)
  • Smoke & Carbon monoxide alarm
 
OUTDOOR
  • Outdoor furniture (table, chairs, umbrella, pool loungers)
  • Braai/BBQ (incl. charcoal, fire-starters, matches/lighter, tongs, cleaning brush)
  • Pool/beach towels (if applicable)
  • Outdoor chair cushions
  • Ash tray
 
CLEANING PRODUCTS
  • Vacuum, mop, bucket, dust pan & brush
  • Iron & ironing board
  • Dishwashing liquid and dishwasher pods (if applicable)
  • Multi-surface cleaner
  • Toilet cleaner
  • Floor cleaner
  • Winder cleaner
  • Washing detergent
  • Bin bags
  • Paper towel

GUEST SUPPLIES
  • Tea, coffee, sugar
  • Cooking oil
  • Salt & pepper
  • Toilet paper
  • *Optional extra as welcome gift : bottle of wine, local treats

PRIVATE AREA
Lockable closet to store supplies (paper towels, toilet paper, back up linens/towels, firewood, wine, candy, electronics not accessible to guests) – only accessible for owner/manager/cleaners), back up key lock box on the property is always a good idea too.
 
INTERIOR DESIGN INSPIRATION
The Short Term Rental industry is extremely competitive ! How are you going to ensure your listing STANDS OUT from all the rest? The best way to do this is with your decor/interior design 

Factors to consider :
  1. A unique stay/experience
  2. Make your place look and feel inviting (the clinical, corporate days are over)
  3. Include as many living plants as possible ;) Best place to buy in CT: FOLHA 
  4. Seasonal attractions : Pool loungers for summer/games, open fire in winter
  5. ‘PIMP’ your outdoor space (as our weather in SA is what attracts many travellers. Provide a space where guests can make the most of this.
Below are some links to inspire you :
The most Wished Listed Airbnb listing in the world
Pinterest Interior Design Board
Most Popular Airbnb Rentals on Instagram

Is there anything else you can think of that we've not listed above? We'd love to hear your thoughts. And if you have any questions on any of the above, feel free to pop a comment below or shoot us a mail: info@backintown.co.za

Do you have a 2+ bedroom property in Cape Town or Hermanus that you are thinking of renting out on Airbnb and looking for professional management at a reasonable cost? We offer full Airbnb Property Management in Cape Town and Hermanus, for just 16% commission on confirmed booking, no retainer, no fixed contracts.
Check out our Cape Town Airbnb Management offering HERE.
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30/8/2017

myUTOPIA - Fitting wellness into your day

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​myUTOPIA is a breath of fresh air in the world of fitness studios. The beautiful, airy studio is situated in Cape Town’s V & A Waterfront, which brims with activity from the shopping centre, the waterfront promenade, and a host of other attractions. The luxury fitness and lifestyle studio is everything one could hope for, combining a 5-star experience and all the extras with yoga, Pilates, Barre and dance workouts. Every aspect of the design and the experience is perfectly planned out with the intention of helping clients effortlessly fit wellness into their busy lives.

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30/6/2017

Upcoming Events July 2017

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1 July – Delheim’s Mushroom Forage

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Catch the last of Delheim Estate’s popular Mushroom Forages for the chance to find your very own natural magic and discover a mouth-watering addition to your next meal. Don’t worry if you’re not an experienced forager – the experts at these fun(gi) excursions will teach you how to identify, forage and clean your very own, hand-picked mushrooms. After your trip through the estate’s lush pine forest, enjoy a three-course meal with wine pairings prepared by Chef Bruce von Pressentin showcasing these flavoursome marvels. Participation is limited. Tickets cost R695 per person and are available on Computicket.
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19/5/2017

Upcoming Events - June 2017

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​1-4 June – Wacky Wine Weekend - Robertson Wine Valley

The Robertson Wine Valley’s fourteenth annual Wacky Wine Weekend showcases more than 40 wine and tourism vendors in this popular family-friendly event. Warm up with your loved ones and enjoy award-winning wines, live music, outdoor sports, arts & craft stalls, with delectable food options and other exciting activities. Whether you’re a fun-seeker, novice or wine connoisseur, there is something for everyone at Wacky Wine Weekend! Tickets are available through WebTickets and cost R150 per person.
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26/4/2017

Upcoming Events, Cape Town - May 2017

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May – Mediterranean Taster Platters at Gabriëlskloof

Savour the last of summer with Gabriëlskloof Estate’s light and fresh Mediterranean taster platters, paired with premier wines. These new tapas-style tasters are best enjoyed on the veranda, overlooking the estate’s tapestry landscape, allowing you to delight in delectable Mediterranean cuisine with the idyllic scenery of olive groves, vineyards and wheat fields. For more information, email: info@gabrielskloof.co.za 

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30/3/2017

Kichaka Private Game Lodge - Malaria Free  Safari

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“I’m coming to Cape Town but want to see as much of South Africa as possible during short our time there”. This is something that we often hear, you might think it’s impossible, but it’s not that hard. If you take a drive along the Garden Route from Cape Town, you’ll come across the winelands, long beautiful beaches, mountains, vast forests, whales breaching in the ocean, and you can even stop along the way for a quick Big 5 safari.

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