FROM LONDON HEATHROW January to November 2008 16 days from £1,499 pp
Monday, July 02, 2007
Departs January to November 2008:16 days from £1,499 pp
The Belfast Telegraph is recommending this fully escorted tour of South
Africa. Return flights from London Heathrow (connecting flights from Belfast
City available at a supplement) flight taxes, internal flights and
transfers. Quality hotel accommodation including all breakfasts, two lunches
and three dinners (one night in Johannesburg, three on the edge of Kruger
National Park, two near the Zulu Battle fields, two in Knysna, two in the
Winelands and three in Capetown).
The fully escorted price includes:
A fully escorted touring itinerary including: Johannesburg’s new
Apartheid Museum, the Blyde River canyon, a full day guided safari in
the Kruger National Park, a tour of Zulu
Battle fields of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift, a tour of the Featherbed
Nature Reserve, travel on the Outeniqua steam train or whale-watching
(depending on the season), a winelands tour, visit to a Wildlife
Outreach centre, visit to the Cape of Good Hope including Cape Point
and much more.
The services of an experienced and mature tour manager.
For your free brochure call: 0870 085 3492 quoting the Belfast Telegraph
For more information please email:
Belfast@rivieratravel.co.uk or call in person to the Telegraph
Travel Shop at 108 Royal Avenue, Belfast, BT1 1DL Monday to Friday 9am
to 5pm, Saturday 10am to 12.30pm
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