When thinking about a vacation to somewhere you have never visited, have you ever considered the splendors of a South Africa tour? There is so much to see and do in South Africa and it is just waiting to be discovered by you and your party. Consider a trip to this part of the world and be amazed by all of the different sights that you have only seen in books or on TV.
If you take a Cape Town tour you can start along the Atlantic Ocean in the center of Cape Town. Stop in Hout Bay for a cruise to the seal's colony on Duiker Island. Everyone has watched the animal channel on TV and saw the seals but to see them up close and watch them in their natural habit is something that will never be forgotten. After the island stop you can continue on to Cape of Good Hope with a stop at a real Ostrich farm. As with the seals, interacting with the ostriches is quite an experience and should not be missed. Seeing this wildlife in their natural environment is quite different than viewing them in a zoo as they are free to be themselves and you are free to enjoy them.
The Cape of Good Hope is a nature reserve and some of the history of this reserve is that Bortolomeo Diaz discovered it back in the 15th century. Among all of the wonders of this nature reserve is over 100 bird species, the fynbos plants and all of the animal life that reside in this wonderful, serene setting of South Africa. After your visit and all of the memorable picture taking of this beautiful setting you will continue on to where the water of 2 different oceans meet which is at Cape Point. What a sight to see where the oceans meet and a reserve that is set aside for all of the people that have never even seen some of the wildlife that live there.
Cape Point is also a reserve and is one of the most beautiful parts of the Table Mountain National Park. Remaining one of the world's great landmarks you will not want to miss this experience when touring South Africa. Some of the South Africa tour opportunities available are a two-day hike that tours the perimeter of this famous reserve. Not only does this unique reserve have the most incredible scenery available but also it is home to over 1500 plant species, numerous small mammals and antelope, some troops of baboons, as well as many species of reptiles and numerous endemic birds.
Taking a Cape Town tour will provide you with a qualified guide and driver, entrances into any of the parks, usually meals as well as refreshments, and overnight accommodations if you have taken a tour for longer than one day. Whether you are riding around the area or hiking you will find this a very pleasant place and more things to see than you could have ever imagined.
If you take a Cape Town tour you can start along the Atlantic Ocean in the center of Cape Town. Stop in Hout Bay for a cruise to the seal's colony on Duiker Island. Everyone has watched the animal channel on TV and saw the seals but to see them up close and watch them in their natural habit is something that will never be forgotten. After the island stop you can continue on to Cape of Good Hope with a stop at a real Ostrich farm. As with the seals, interacting with the ostriches is quite an experience and should not be missed. Seeing this wildlife in their natural environment is quite different than viewing them in a zoo as they are free to be themselves and you are free to enjoy them.
The Cape of Good Hope is a nature reserve and some of the history of this reserve is that Bortolomeo Diaz discovered it back in the 15th century. Among all of the wonders of this nature reserve is over 100 bird species, the fynbos plants and all of the animal life that reside in this wonderful, serene setting of South Africa. After your visit and all of the memorable picture taking of this beautiful setting you will continue on to where the water of 2 different oceans meet which is at Cape Point. What a sight to see where the oceans meet and a reserve that is set aside for all of the people that have never even seen some of the wildlife that live there.
Cape Point is also a reserve and is one of the most beautiful parts of the Table Mountain National Park. Remaining one of the world's great landmarks you will not want to miss this experience when touring South Africa. Some of the South Africa tour opportunities available are a two-day hike that tours the perimeter of this famous reserve. Not only does this unique reserve have the most incredible scenery available but also it is home to over 1500 plant species, numerous small mammals and antelope, some troops of baboons, as well as many species of reptiles and numerous endemic birds.
Taking a Cape Town tour will provide you with a qualified guide and driver, entrances into any of the parks, usually meals as well as refreshments, and overnight accommodations if you have taken a tour for longer than one day. Whether you are riding around the area or hiking you will find this a very pleasant place and more things to see than you could have ever imagined.
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