Honeymoon Package 2019 - Tourvest DMC

Honeymoon Package 2019

Whether you choose a South Africa vineyard tour or an Africa honeymoon safari, your travel options are practically endless when you
honeymoon in Africa. With Cape Town being voted number 1 on the New York Times’ list of 52 Places to Go in 2014, it’s fair to say
South Africa has been thrust on to the international stage as a travel destination many can only dream of. And as a honeymoon
destination, South Africa has the perfect answer, whatever your budget allows. From fine dining splendour, heavenly forest hideaways
and spectacular safaris, this astonishing country can offer something for each and every discerning couple.

Day 1 – Arrival Cape Town |

On arrival in Cape Town, guests will be met by an English, German or Italian Speaking representative guide from Tourvest DMC who
will assist the guests to their transfer vehicle.

If you’re looking for the most spectacular honeymoon destination on earth, Cape Town is sure to be your ideal choice. South Africa’s
Mother City is one of the most diverse, scenic destinations on the planet. Home to not one but two oceans, a diversity of beaches,
nature reserves, forests, restaurants, wine estates, urban streets and abundant landmarks, this city has everything you need for a well-
rounded honeymoon.

Not surprisingly, it is this diverse beauty that has helped cement the city’s reputation as a prime honeymoon destination, as well as a
sought-after romantic travel destination. What makes Cape Town the ideal honeymoon destination, you may be wondering? It could its
beaches. It may be its nature. It could be its food, wine, activities, culture, accommodation or even a bit of everything.

Transfer |
Guests will transfer to their hotel.

Check In |
On arrival at the hotel, guests will check in and freshen up before departing on an afternoon tour of Cape Town which includes visits to
the city centre, the Castle of Good Hope and Signal Hill.

The Southern Sun Waterfront hotel in Cape Town is located in the heart of the city’s most tourist friendly precinct, and is a short walk
from the V&A Waterfront. Stylish and inviting, our hotel provides comfortable and convenient accommodation for business and leisure
travellers alike. Recently refurbished, our award-winning Cape Town hotel offers 537 beautifully-appointed rooms, with a host of
amenities and services on offer, including free WiFi, air conditioning, a fully-equipped fitness centre and an outdoor pool. Dining options
include South African inspired dishes at the hotel’s Yizani Restaurant and relaxed cocktails at the Southern Sun Waterfront Bar. Holiday
visitors are surrounded by world famous attractions including Cape Town’s Green Point Stadium, Table Mountain and the Two Oceans
Aquarium.

Signal Hill Cape Town is a flat-topped hill that is situated next to Lion’s Head, forming part of Table Mountain. This is where the famous
Noon Gun is fired every day at 12h00 on the dot. It’s also where you can enjoy some of the best views in the city, fly model planes, try
some paragliding or simply enjoy a bit of nature. It’s sometimes called Lion’s Rump, and, together with Lion’s Head, this part of the
mountain resembles a sleeping lion or a sphinx. This viewing point got its name from its position high above the peninsula. Signal flags
were used to communicate weather warnings to ships below. Ships in distress meanwhile could also use flags to signal for help.

Return to Hotel |
Afterwards, guests will return to the hotel to spend the rest of the day at leisure.

Dinner |
Tonight, guests will enjoy dinner at the hotel.

Services Included |

Honeymoon Added Value: Includes one dinner for two, sparkling wine on arrival and romantic turn down

Coach & guide services: Airport to Hotel Transfer and Half Day Touring with English, German or Italian Guide

Entrance fees included: Castle of Good Hope, Signal Hill

Meals Included: Dinner (Excluding Drinks)

Overnight accommodation | Southern Sun Waterfront Hotel | Standard rooms | Bed and breakfast basis

Day 2 –Cape Point |

Breakfast |
The guests will enjoy a delicious breakfast before departing on a full day tour of Cape Point.

Continue to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, established in 1939 to protect 7750 ha of indigenous flora and fauna. The reserve
comes to an end at majestic Cape Point. Situated at the junction of two of earth's most contrasting water masses - the cold Benguela
current on the West Coast and the warm Agulhas current on the East Coast, the Cape of Good Hope is popularly perceived as the
meeting point of the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans. Guests will take the funicular to the vantage point from where they will be able to
witness the “meeting of the two oceans”.

Nauticat Charters operates from scenic Hout Bay on the Atlantic Seaboard of Cape Town. Open to the public 365 days a year, we offer
daily cruises to the seal colony just off the coast of Hout Bay. Nauticat Charters has modified its powered Catamaran by adding glass
viewing windows below deck. This feature adds enormously to the thrill of visiting seal island, allowing the spectator unbelievable views
of the inhabitants of seal island and other marine wildlife in their natural habitat. (Weather permitting)

Lunch |
Afterwards continue to Simon’s Town where the group will enjoy lunch at Black Marlin restaurant.

Established as a restaurant for the past 27 years, the Black Marlin has earned a reputation for its stunning seafood, award-winning wine
list, attentive service and incredible views. The garden, with its 100-year-old Camellia Japonica tree and unparalleled ocean views,
offers "al fresco dining" or, one may choose to dine within the restaurant.

There after travel through the historic naval base of Simon's Town where guests will be able to visit a colony of African Penguins in their
natural environment at Boulders Beach. Boulders Beach is a sheltered beach made up of inlets between granite boulders, from which
the name originated. It is located in the Cape Peninsula near Simon's Town towards Cape Point near Cape Town in the Western Cape
province of South Africa. It is also commonly known as Boulders Bay

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is world renowned for the beauty and diversity of the Cape flora it displays and for the
magnificence of its setting against the eastern slopes of Table Mountain in Cape Town. Kirstenbosch grows only indigenous South
African plants. The Kirstenbosch estate covers 528 hectares and supports a diverse fynbos flora and natural forest. The cultivated
garden (36 hectares) displays collections of South African plants, particularly those from the winter rainfall region of the country. The
Kirstenbosch Visitors' Centre includes an information desk and various retail outlets and a coffee shop. The Centre for Home Gardening
has outlets for plants and other services to support the home garden.

Return to Hotel |
Afterwards, guests will return to the hotel to spend the rest of the day at leisure.

Services Included |

Coach & guide services: Full Day Touring with English, German or Italian Guide

Entrance fees included: Cape Point Nature Reserve, Flying Dutchman Funicular, Seal Island Cruise, Boulders Beach, Kirstenbosch

Meals Included: Breakfast

Overnight accommodation | Southern Sun Waterfront Hotel | Standard rooms | Bed and breakfast basis

Day 3 – Cape Town |

Breakfast |
The guests will enjoy a delicious breakfast before departing on a tour of Table Mountain.

Around 600 million years old, and a canvas painted with the rich diversity of the Cape floral kingdom, Table Mountain is truly iconic. You
can admire the showstopper of Table Mountain National Park and one of the 'New 7 Wonders of Nature' from multiple angles, but you
really can’t say you’ve visited Cape Town until you’ve stood on top of it. Stretching from Signal Hill to Cape Point, this 220-sq-km park is
a natural wonder, its range of environments including granite and Sandstone Mountains, giant-boulder-strewn beaches and shady
forests. For the vast majority of visitors, the main attraction is the 1086m-High Mountain itself, the top of which can easily be accessed
by the cableway, which runs every 10 to 20 minutes.

Leisure |
Afterwards, the guests will have the day at leisure to explore the V & A Waterfront.

This historic working harbour has a spectacular setting and many tourist-oriented attractions, including masses of shops, restaurants,
bars, cinemas and cruises. The Alfred and Victoria Basins date from 1860 and are named after Queen Victoria and her son Alfred. Too
small for modern container vessels and tankers, the Victoria Basin is still used by tugs, fishing boats and various other vessels. In the
Alfred Basin you’ll see ships under repair.

Return to Hotel |
Afterwards, guests will return to the hotel to spend the rest of the day at leisure.

Services Included |

Coach & guide services: Full Day Touring with English, German or Italian Guide

Entrance fees included: Table Mountain

Meals Included: Breakfast

Overnight accommodation | Southern Sun Waterfront Hotel | Standard rooms | Bed and breakfast basis

Day 4 – Cape Town to the Winelands |

Breakfast |
The guests will enjoy a delicious breakfast at the hotel.

Check Out & Car Rental
After breakfast, guests will check out and take collection of their rental vehicle before departing to The Cape Winelands.

Venturing inland and upwards from Cape Town you’ll find the Boland, meaning ‘upland’. It’s a superb wine-producing area, and indeed
the best known in South Africa. The magnificent mountain ranges around Stellenbosch and Franschhoek provide ideal microclimates for
the vines. There’s been colonial settlement here since the latter half of the 17th century, when the Dutch first founded Stellenbosch and
the French Huguenots settled in Franschhoek. Both towns pride themselves on their innovative young chefs, many based at wine
estates, and the region has become the mainspring of South African cuisine. Along with Paarl, these towns make up the core of the
Winelands, but there are many more wine-producing places to explore. Pretty Tulbagh, with its many historical buildings, is known for
MCC (Méthode Cap Classique – the local version of Champagne), and Robertson's scattered wineries offer unpretentious, family-
friendly places to taste.

Check In |
On arrival at the hotel, guests will check in and spend the rest of their day exploring the Winelands.

At the centre of Stellenbosch’s collection of shops and eateries on Church Street, this boutique heritage hotel is a gem for both
character and convenience. A newer extension complements the classic façade, and it’s delightfully quirky within too. Think chandeliers,
mismatched chairs and colourful prints in a blend of old and new. Eco-conscious travellers will also be pleased with the hotel’s efforts to
recycle waste, generate solar energy and preserve a tree in building the extension – which takes pride of place in the middle of the
restaurant and shoots through the roof. The hotel is minutes from the town’s plentiful amenities, but the ambience here is easily suited to
spending a few hours with a book and a coffee in the courtyard for longer stays or after exploring town

Dinner |
Tonight, guests will enjoy a delicious 3 course dinner at the hotel.

Services Included |

Honeymoon Added Value: Couple receives a bottle of Méthode Cap Classique and chocolates as a room drop

Car Rental: Europcar Group B on Classic Plus with GPS Unit

Entrance fees included: None

Meals Included: Breakfast and Dinner (Excluding Drinks)

Overnight accommodation | Oude Werf Hotel | Standard rooms | Bed and breakfast basis

Day 5 – Winelands Day at Leisure |

Breakfast |
The guests will enjoy a delicious breakfast at the hotel.

Leisure |
Today, the guests will have the entire day at leisure to explore the Winelands as they please.

Dinner |
Tonight, guests will enjoy a delicious 3 course dinner at the hotel.

Services Included |

Car Rental: Europcar Group B on Classic Plus with GPS Unit

Entrance fees included: None

Meals Included: Breakfast and Dinner (Excluding Drinks)

Overnight accommodation | Oude Werf Hotel | Standard rooms | Bed and breakfast basis

Day 6 – Winelands to Johannesburg via Cape Town |

Breakfast |
The guests will enjoy a delicious breakfast at the hotel.

Check Out & Car Rental
After breakfast, guests will check out and return their rental vehicle to the Europcar Kiosk at Cape Town International Airport before
departing on their flight to Johannesburg. (Flight not included).

Commonly known as Jo’burg or Jozi, this rapidly changing city is the vibrant heart of South Africa. After almost 20 years of decline and
decay, Johannesburg is now looking optimistically towards the future. Its centre is smartening up and new loft apartments and office
developments are being constructed at a rapid pace. The hipster-friendly neighbourhood of Maboneng is considered one of the most
successful urban-renewal projects in the world. In addition to the attractions in Johannesburg, there are also several activities to enjoy
during your romantic break in Johannesburg. Jo’burg is an incredibly friendly, unstuffy city and there’s a lot to see and do here. The city
is awash with superb museums, mostly offering deep insight into South Africa's troubled past such as the Apartheid Museum. Delve in
and experience the buzz of a city undergoing an incredible rebirth.

Arrive Johannesburg |
On arrival at O R Tambo International Airport, guests will be met by an English, German or Italian Speaking representative guide from
Tourvest DMC who will assist the guests to their touring vehicle.

Full Day Touring |
The guests will spend the day touring with their English, German or Italian guide and will visit such places like The Apartheid Museum,
Constitution Hill, The Hector Pieterson Memorial and the Regina Mundi Church.

The Apartheid Museum illustrates the rise and fall of South Africa’s era of segregation and oppression, and is an absolute must-see. It
uses a broad variety of media to provide a chilling insight into the architecture and implementation of the apartheid system, as well as
inspiring stories of the struggle towards democracy. It’s invaluable in understanding the inequalities and tensions that still exist today. To
do the museum justice schedule 1½ to two hours here. The sheer volume of information can make it an overwhelming experience;
particularly distressing is a small chamber in which hang 131 nooses, representative of the 131 government opponents who were
executed under antiterrorism laws.

Situated in the heart of Johannesburg, Constitution Hill is a living museum that tells the story of South Africa’s transition from colonialism
and apartheid to democracy, with all the pain, pathos and catharsis that such a journey entails. The site served as a prison and briefly as
a military fort for 100 years, incarcerating men, women and even children within its walls. The sites of these museums – the Old Fort, the
Women's Jail and Number Four – are juxtaposed against profound symbols of human rights, democracy and constitutionalism, making
the site a place of remembrance and redemption. Our Highlights Tour is an hour long and alternates each hour, visiting the Women's
Jail, Number Four and the Constitutional Court one hour, and the Old Fort, Number Four and the Constitutional Court the next. After the
tour, you are welcome to explore the rest of the precinct on your own.

The museum is located on 8288 Khumalo Street, Orlando West (Soweto). The museum is named after one of the first casualties. But
commerates all of those that marched through Soweto and shot at by police ont he 16 June, 1976! Which has now become Youth Day,
a public holiday in South Africa. The museum is next to the Hector Pieterson Memorial, and the whole area has been declared a national
heritage site. Visitors move along a series of ramps and look through strategically placed windows at important scenes - including
Orlando Stadium and the police station - and view exhibits such as television footage of the uprising and contains a moving collection of
oral testimonies, pictures, audiovisual displays and historical documents relating to the events of 1976.

Regina Mundi Catholic Church is located in the township of Soweto in the suburb of Moroka. The church forms part of the rich history of
Soweto and is the largest Catholic church in South Africa – able to seat 2 000 people, with standing room for 5 000. The church played a
major role in the struggle for freedom and is one of the historic tourist attractions in South Africa. Regina Mundi is Latin for “Queen of the
World” and is in reference to the Virgin Mary. The official opening of the church, on the July 24 1962, was presided over by Johannes
Baptista Montini, a cardinal of Milan.

During the apartheid era the Regina Mundi church opened its doors to anti-apartheid groups and provided shelter to anti-apartheid
activists. Because of the refuge it offered Regina Mundi is often referred to as ‘the people’s church’ or ‘the people’s cathedral’. During
the 1976 student uprisings in Soweto many protesting students fled to Regina Mundi to escape the police bullets and teargas canisters.
The police followed the students into the church, firing live ammunition and damaging the marble altar and crucifix. These bullet holes
can still be seen today.

Check In |
After the tour, guests will make their way to the hotel to check in.

Situated in the heart of Johannesburg’s most exclusive suburbs, Southern Sun Hyde Park hotel offers guests the perfect blend of style,
sophistication, relaxation, and elegance in Sandton. Superb accommodation, the finest services and a distinctive ambience ensure that
our guests enjoy a high level of comfort. The hotel’s 132 well-appointed, luxurious en-suite rooms feature a range of amenities, including
iPod docks, DVD players, mini bars, and in-room tea and coffee facilities. The hotel’s proximity to nearby shops, restaurants, and other
amenities at Hyde Park Corner make it the ideal base from which to conduct business or explore nearby attractions.

Dinner |
Tonight, guests will enjoy a delicious dinner at the hotel.

Services Included |

Car Rental: Europcar Group B on Classic Plus with GPS Unit

Touring and Guide Services: Full Day Touring with an English, German or Italian Guide in Johannesburg

Entrance fees included: Apartheid Museum, Constitution Hill Highlights Tour, Hector Pieterson Museum, Regina Mundi Church

Meals Included: Breakfast and Dinner (Excluding Drinks)

Overnight accommodation | Southern Sun Hyde Park Hotel | Standard rooms | Bed and breakfast basis

Day 7 – Johannesburg to Hazyview |

Breakfast |
The guests will enjoy a delicious breakfast at the hotel before checking out and transferring to Hazyview with their English, German or
Italian Guide.

Hazyview is situated in the Kruger Lowveld region of Mpumalanga in South Africa, and is known as the gateway to the southern part of
the Kruger National Park and the Panorama Escarpment. The name Hazyview is said to relate to the haze that forms over the town
during the hot summer months. Established in 1959 when the post office was built, Hazyview is a popular tourist stop-over for those
wishing to go to the Kruger National Park or view the Escarpment, with its panoramic views at God’s Window and over the Blyde River
Canyon. As the adventure centre of Mpumalanga, Hazyview has many activities to offer visitors from hot air ballooning, elephant rides,
horse riding and river rafting to name but a few. The town is a hive of activity in season as visitors from all over South Africa and the
world flock here to tour the area.

Lunch |
Guests will enjoy lunch en-route to Hazyview.

Check In |
On arrival at the hotel, guests will check in and spend the rest of their day at leisure.

Located in close proximity to the Kruger National Park, the Sabi River Sun Resort hotel in Hazyview is the perfect destination for visitors
seeking a unique wildlife experience in the warm heart of Mpumalanga province. Comfortable and homely accommodation, enhanced by
spectacular views, a rich natural heritage, and abundant wildlife, all combine to create a stay that is utterly relaxing and unforgettable. In
addition to its natural splendour and safari opportunities, the resort offers guests appetizing dining, an 18-hole golf course, recreational
facilities, and conferencing, as well as a year-round children’s entertainment program. The Heather’s Spa offers the opportunity unwind
in an atmosphere of bliss and privacy, with a range of exclusive rejuvenating treatments.

Dinner |
Tonight, guests will enjoy a delicious dinner at the hotel.

Services Included |

Touring and Guide Services: Full Day Touring with an English, German or Italian Guide from Johannesburg to Hazyview

Entrance fees included: None

Meals Included: Breakfast and Dinner (Excluding Drinks)

Overnight accommodation | Sabi River Sun Resort | Standard rooms | Dinner, Bed and breakfast basis

Day 8 – Hazyview to Makalali via the Panorama Route |

Breakfast |
The guests will enjoy a delicious breakfast at the hotel before checking out and transferring to Makalali with their English, German or
Italian Guide via the Panorama Route.

One of the country's most scenic self, the Panorama Route, explores the Mpumalanga highlands, or the north-eastern section of the
Great Escarpment of the Drakensberg. In these rugged mountains the plateau comes to an abrupt and dramatic halt, falling steeply
away into the Lowveld accompanied by incredible views out over the grasslands of Africa. To describe the natural attractions with the
written word is difficult, but people recount being able to 'touch the clouds' whilst others have called the route the 'most beautiful place in
the world'.

Blyde River Canyon |
The 29 000 hectare Blyde River Nature Reserve rests against the Greater Drakensberg escarpment and preserves not only the canyon
but other natural wonders of Mpumalanga as well – Bourke's Luck Potholes, the Three Rondavels, Pinnacle Rock, and the Devil's and
God's Window.

Pilgrims Rest |
Pilgrim's Rest is situated on the magnificent Panorama Route on the eastern Escarpment region of the Mpumalanga province of South
Africa. The entire town of Pilgrim’s rest has been declared a national monument. Here, visitors can relive the days of the old Transvaal
gold rush.

The Three Rondavels |
Exactly as they sound, the Three Rondavels are three round mountain tops with slightly pointed tops, very similar to the traditional round
or oval African homesteads made with local materials called rondavels. They are sometimes also called the Three Sisters (although this
confuses them with a similar threesome visible from the N1 in the Free State lower down in the country).

Check In |
After the Panorama Route, guests will continue with their English, German or Italian Guide to Makalali Main Lodge to check in and arrive
in time for the Afternoon Safari.

aha Makalali Private Game Reserve is located west of the Kruger National Park to offer guests an ethnic-style retreat within 26 000
hectares of bushveld in the North-eastern Lowveld. You can look forward to spotting the Big 5 (buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard, rhino), as
well as the cheetah, wild dog, giraffe, zebra and kudu.

Afternoon Safari and Dinner |
This afternoon, guests will embark on an afternoon safari with their English, German or Italian Guide and an experienced game ranger
from the lodge to try and spot the Big 5. The guests will enjoy a delicious dinner back at the lodge after the safari.

Services Included |

Honeymoon Added Value: Receive a small sparkling wine on arrival and romantic turndown after the afternoon safari

Touring and Guide Services: Full Day Touring with an English, German or Italian Guide

Entrance fees included: Blyde River Canyon, Pilgrims Rest, The Three Rondavels, and Afternoon Safari

Meals Included: Breakfast and Dinner (Excluding Drinks)

Overnight accommodation | Makalali Main Lodge | Standard rooms | Dinner, Bed and breakfast basis and 1 Safari

Day 9 – Meals and Activities at Makalali Main Lodge |

The rangers at Makalali offer morning and afternoon game drives in open vehicles. The 26 000 hectares private reserve offer an
exclusive experience and is home to the famous Big 5. Walking Safaris and Night Drives can be organized on request. All rangers are
educated in astronomy and will unveil the secrets of the African night sky in star gazing sessions.

Dining at Makalali is a culinary adventure. The cuisine is a combination of regional African cuisine which represents a melting pot of
cooking styles left behind by centuries of exploration on this great continent. Dining is casual and relaxed and at Makalali, our chefs
provide an array of dining experiences, from dinner in the bush or the legendary ‘boma dinner’ under the stars. Other options include the
indoor-outdoor dining area where you can enjoy a plated dinner or a more casual family style dining with other guests. The private ‘sala’
dinner is ideal for guests wanting a romantic setting for an intimate occasion.

Services Included |

Touring and Guide Services: Full Day Touring with an English, German or Italian Guide

Entrance fees included: Morning and Afternoon Safaris

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner (Excluding Drinks)

Overnight accommodation | Makalali Main Lodge | Standard rooms | Full Board basis and 2 Safaris

Day 10 – Makalali Main Lodge to Johannesburg |

Morning Safari |
This morning, guests will embark on an early morning safari with their English, German or Italian Guide and an experienced game
ranger from the lodge to try and spot the Big 5.

Breakfast |
A full breakfast will be enjoyed back at the lodge after the safari.

Check out & Transfer |
Afterwards, guests will check out and transfer with their English, German or Italian Guide back to O.R Tambo International Airport for
their onward flight back to Italy. (Flight not included)

Services Included |

Touring and Guide Services: Full Day Touring with an English, German or Italian Guide

Entrance fees included: Morning Safari

Meals Included: Breakfast

                                                             END OF SERVICES

                                     BLUE TRAIN CAPE TOWN TO PRETORIA OPTIONAL ADD ON

As time meandered from the 19th Century towards the dawn of the new era, a dream was born. A dream of harnessing steam
technology to link Africa’s vast south to north, around the awe-inspiring mountain ranges that dot the continent, through the apparently
arid desert landscapes, over untamed savannah grasslands teeming with wildlife. From the Cape all the way to Cairo… all of this on
parallel lines of tempered steel. It is from this dream that The Blue Train was born. Cairo was never to be, but the dreamers persevered
and The Blue Train now traverses South Africa and its breath-taking scenery in a manner that befits the mystique that has grown around
it.

Kings and presidents have indulged on this magnificent, moving five-star “hotel-on-wheels”. From love-struck honeymooners, to
adulated celebrities. And even ordinary folk who fantasize about a life of spectacular luxury, a life that has seemed tantalizingly out of
reach. Until now…

Welcome aboard The Blue Train. Your unforgettable experience is about to begin…

CAPE TOWN – PRETORIA – 2019

       Day            Time                Activity

       Day 1          14:30               Register and check-in at The Blue Train Lounge, Cape Town
                                          Station.
                                          Guests enjoy pre-departure snacks and drinks.

                      15:30               Boarding commences. Butlers usher guests to their suites.
                                          Suite orientation done by butlers. Boarding concludes at
                                          15:45

                      16:00               The Blue Train departs from Cape Town Station
                                          (will depart earlier once all guests have checked-in)

                      16:30               High Tea is served in the Non-Smoking Lounge Car

                      19:30 – 21:00       First sitting for Dinner

                      21:15 – 23:00       Second sitting for Dinner

       DAY 2          06:00 – 09:00       Breakfast is served on a first-come-first- served basis.

                      11:30 – 13:00       First sitting for Lunch

                      13:15 – 14:30       Second sitting for Lunch
                                          OFF-THE-TRAIN                                     EXCURSION
                                          (Weather & time-permitting)

                      14:30               The Blue Train arrives at Kimberley Station.
                                          Guests disembark and gather at the railway museum, from
                                          where they will be ushered to a bus, which transfers them to
                                          the Kimberley Open Mine Museum.

                      15:00               Guests arrive at the Open Mine Museum
                                          For a tour of the mine. Guests are first taken to view
                                          interesting and historical sites. Guests are also taken onto an
                                          enclosed ramp on the edge of the Big Hole.

                      7:30                Guests depart from the Open Mine Museum for Kimberley
                                          Station.
                                          At Kimberley Station guests are greeted with a glass of
                                          sherry.
                                          The sherry glass engraved with The Blue Train logo is a
                                          memento for guests to keep. After this exciting tour, guests
                                          are welcome to refresh themselves and enjoy aperitifs before
                                          dinner

                      18:30               The Blue Train departs Kimberley Station for the journey
                                          Northbound to Pretoria.

                      19:30 – 21:00       First sitting for Dinner

                      21:15 – 23:00       Second sitting for Dinner

       DAY 3          06:00 – 09:00       Breakfast is served on a first-come-first- served basis.

                      10:30               The Blue Train arrives at Pretoria Station
                                          Butlers usher guests to the Arrival Lounge

* Remember, dinner is an elegant affair and men are requested to wear a jacket and tie and ladies elegant evening
wear.

CAPE TOWN TO PRETORIA
                                                        2019
                                               Selected Week Days
January                                      10, 17, 19, 24, 26, 31
February                                      7, 16, 21, 28
March                                         2, 7, 14, 16, 21, 28
April                                         4, 11, 15, 25
May                                           2, 9, 16, 23, 30
June                                          6, 13, 20, 27
July                                          6, 13, 25, 27
August                                        1, 8, 15, 22, 24, 29, 31
September                                     5, 12, 14, 21, 26
October                                       10, 12, 19, 24, 26, 31
November                                      2, 9, 16, 23, 30
December                                      7, 14, 19, 21

Honeymoon Package Nett cost |

Rates quoted for late 2019 and early 2020 are based on an estimate and are subject to change

01 February to 31 March 2019
R 43, 100.00     nett / per person sharing (Based on 02 full paying guests)

01 to 30 April 2019
R 41, 800.00      nett / per person sharing (Based on 02 full paying guests)

01 May to 31 August 2019
R 41, 300.00    nett / per person sharing (Based on 02 full paying guests)

01 September to 31 October 2019
R 43, 250.00    nett / per person sharing (Based on 02 full paying guests)

01 November 2019 to 31 January 2020
R 46, 750.00   nett / per person sharing (Based on 02 full paying guests)

01 to 29 February 2020
R 47, 700.00    nett / per person sharing (Based on 02 full paying guests)

Block Out dates |

03 – 08 February 2019
31 December 2019
02 – 07 February 2020

The Blue Train Add On |

01 February to 31 August 2019 and 16 November to 31 December 2019
R 14, 600.00     nett / per person sharing (Based on 02 full paying guests)

01 September to 15 November 2019
R 18, 050.00    nett / per person sharing (Based on 02 full paying guests)

01 January to 29 February 2020
R 16, 350.00     nett / per person sharing (Based on 02 full paying guests)

Included |

      Accommodation in standard rooms at hotels, lodges and camps, unless otherwise indicated in the itinerary.
      Meals as indicated in itinerary.
      Entrance fees as mentioned in the itinerary.
      Transportation (VAT exempt) in an air-conditioned vehicle as follows:
   -   0-2      Passengers based on a 3 seat sedan vehicle
      Services and expenses, meals and accommodation where applicable of experienced SATOUR registered driver/guide on
       touring and transfers applicable to the following passenger numbers:
   -   0-2      Passengers

Other included Value added Tourvest DMC services |

      After Hours emergency helpline for the full duration of clients’ stay in South Africa
      Meet and greet staff at all international airports within South Africa
      Office hours:
   -   Monday – Friday 07h00 – 17h30
      Countrywide infrastructure, with offices located in Johannesburg and Cape Town
      Extended passenger liability of R100 million per incident

Excluded |

      Any medical or travel insurance
      Personal extras (curios, gifts etc.)
      Any gratuities
      Porterage
      Entrance fees not mentioned
      Any airfare or airport departure taxes

Europcar |
Inclusions |

      Super Damage Waiver
      Super Theft Waiver
      Personal Accident Insurance
      Unlimited mileage
      Airport Surcharge
      Tourism Levy
      Value Added Tax at 15 %
      Carbon Emissions Tax (if applicable)
      Tourism levies where applicable
      Document Administration Fees

Exclusions |

      Europcar rental exclusive of (to be billed directly to renter by Europcar)
      Fuel and Oil
      Fuel deposit required at the start of the rental
      Assessor fee in the event the damage is greater than R5000 is R650.00 – subject to change
      Non-waiverable excess required at the start of the rental for all vehicle groups
      Optional equipment (ie baby seats per rental)
      Traffic Fine Handling Fee
      Claim Handling Fee
      Cross Border Fees
      E-Tolling fees
      Young Driver surcharge per day, per driver
      Delivery and collection fees
      Traffic Fine Handling Fee
      Claim Handling Fee
      No show fee is the equivalent of 1 days rental rate
      Water and under-carriage damage to vehicles
      Notes: Europcar reserves the right to replace vehicle modules with similar specifications. Extension rates apply when the renter
       extends the rental beyond the voucher days or with Europcar direct
      Additional Driver charge per rental per driver; Young Driver surcharge per day per driver
      One Way Drop off Fees

Block Out dates |

03 – 08 February 2019
31 December 2019
02 – 07 February 2020

Visa Information |

As this is a proposal only, the visa costs are excluded from the nett costs.

        Mozambique Single Entry visa of US$ 95.00 per person (applicable to every entry into Mozambique)
        Zimbabwe / Zambia Univisa of US$ 50.00 per person (applicable to every combined single entry into Zimbabwe & Zambia) -
         Subject to change
        Zimbabwe Single Entry visa of US$ 30.00 per person (applicable to every entry into Zimbabwe) - Subject to change
        Zimbabwe Double Entry visa of US$ 45.00 per person (applicable for two entries into Zimbabwe) - Subject to change
        Zimbabwe Single Entry visa of US$ 75.00 per person for Canadian Citizens (applicable to every entry into Zimbabwe) - Subject
         to change
        Zimbabwe Double Entry visa for Canadian Citizens can be obtained at local embassy before departure - Subject to change
        Aviation security charges at Livingstone Airport (departure), currently at US$ 5.00 per person, payable direct
        Zambia Single Entry visa of US$ 50.00 per person (applicable to every entry into Zambia)
        Zambia Transit Entry visa of US$ 50.00 per person (applicable to every transit entry into Zambia)
        Zambia Double Entry visa of US$ 80.00 per person (applicable to double entry into Zambia)
        Airport Departure Tax in Livingstone, currently at US$ 25.00 per person, payable direct

Important Notes |

        All costings are based on a minimum of 2 passengers travelling, with a single supplement
        Should a costing be required for a single traveller, this will be on request
        The last day (departure date) of all packages determines the price for the quoted season.
        All packages must end within a quoted season, otherwise if the arrival and departure date fall within two seasons a tailor-made
         quote must be requested.
        Please note that clients should be made aware of luggage restrictions on Domestic Flights prior to departure. Guests are
         restricted to 1 bag of 20 kgs only on several Domestic Carriers. Should guests travel with 2 bags – the second bag will be
         charged for at R 300.00 which will be for the client’s own account.
        Please be aware that coaches also do not have capacity for copious amounts of luggage, hence we would urge you to advise
         your clients to limit their luggage
        Tourvest are supporting the "Born to Live Wild" campaign that discourages tourists from visiting facilities where direct
         engagement with captive predators is permitted, and therefore in light of this we will unfortunately not be in a position to assist
         with any reservations or arrangements for a visit to the Lion Park or similar activity.
        River Usage levy – currently US$ 10.00 per person payable directly in USD cash notes only
        Please note the terms and condition applicable to groups are not the same as the FIT terms and conditions on our website and
         our brochure. Once a group has been confirmed a contract fitting the specifics of that particular group will be sent to cover
         deposits requirements and release dates etc.
        A copy of the terms and conditions are available on request.
        This is a cost proposal only and is subject to availability of quoted services at time of booking.
        Proposal is subject to terms and conditions of business. Copy of which is available on request.
        Costs are nett and non-commissionable.
        Costs are based on rates made available by our suppliers for requested travel period.
        Costs are subject to change due to currency fluctuations or any other statutory increases beyond our control.
        It might be necessary, due to circumstances beyond our control, where we might need to change the programme. Closing
         times at sightseeing points, changed flight times, road blocks, detours or act of God can also delay the programme. We reserve
         the right to make changes due to circumstance of this nature.
        Please note that any meals included in this proposal are based on standard western meals. Should there be a need for special
         meals, i.e. Kosher or Halal, a surcharge will be applicable.

Closure dates for particular attractions |

        Table Mountain will be closed for annual maintenance between July & August (dates to be finalized).
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         Gold Reef City is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and on Sunday, 4 November 2018
        Apartheid Museum is closed on Mondays
        Melrose House is closed on Mondays

Very important note for all potential visitors to South Africa |

Please ensure that when booking a trip for yourself or clients that your/their passports all comply with immigration regulations.

According to an international regulation, passports must have at least two blank pages in them when one enters a country, and it should
also not have less than 6 months to go before expiry. South African immigration officials are very particular about enforcing this
regulation and will not allow guests to enter the country should their passports be incorrect.

Please review a copy of the Immigration Regulations for passengers travelling with children below:
Immigration Regulations for Passengers Travelling with Children.pdf

Unless otherwise stated, all services are subject to our general terms & conditions, which are available on our website:
http://www.tourvestdm.com/tdm/downloads/TDM-Terms-Conditions.pdf

Errors and Omissions Excepted