Cape Town & the Winelands
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A really wonderful week exploring the stunning sights and tastes of Cape Town, Cape Peninsula and the nearby wine-growing district around Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. Based on self-drive and staying in lovely, personal guest houses or boutique hotels.
Trip highlights
- Cape Town and the dramatic scenery of the peninsula
- Wine tasting and exploring the beautiful hills of the Western Cape region
- Choice of many world class restaurants and wines - culinary feast!
Itinerary
- Day 1:
Arrive Cape Town and pick up your hire car. Travel to your guest house. You have a free afternoon to get your bearings.
- Days 2-3:
Two free days to explore the city on your own, or take an optional city or township tour, and/or visit the Peninsula. (B)
- Day 4:
Take a leisurely journey to the Winelands. Pass through Stellenbosch centre and continue towards the Jonkershoek Valley. You have the next two nights in a local auberge. (B)
- Day 5:
A day to explore the winelands, with its beautiful scenery, attractive towns and villages and, of course, vineyards offering wine tours. (B)
- Day 6:
Free morning, then drive back to Cape Town to drop off your hire car and continue with onward arrangements. (B)
Price
2009: From £520 per person based on twin share accommodation. Single supplements will apply. This price does not include flights.
Call us for single supplement details
Duration and details
6 days
Is it for you?
This trip is suitable for everyone.
Best times to go
Summer (Oct-Feb) is generally hot and dry with temps from about 16-23°C. From Nov-Feb there is an occasional wind which can be cold and strong. Winter (May-July) is mostly cold and wet (7-20°C), with some sunny days.
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Included
Meet & Greet, 6 days car hire (Group B with aircon), accommodation and meals as specified.
Not included
Flights, visas, travel insurance, fuel and other car related costs, drinks, tips.
Getting there
There are direct flights from the UK to Cape Town from about £600 plus taxes.
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