We offer Airport transfers between Port Elizabeth and George

Rates – Port Elizabeth Airport – Knysna 1 passenger  R3500 2 passengers R3700 3 passengers R3900 4 passengers R4100 5 passengers R4300 6 passengers R4500 7 passengers R4700       Private transfer R4700

Rates – Port Elizabeth Airport – Plettenberg Bay 1 passenger  R3000 2 passengers R3200 3 passengers R3400 4 passengers R3600 5 passengers R3800 6 passengers R4000 7 passengers R4200 Guaranteed private transfer – R4200

Rates – George Airport – Knysna or Plettenberg Bay 1 passenger  R1300 2 passengers R1400 3 passengers R1500 4 passengers R1600 5 passengers R1700 6 passengers R1800 7 passengers R1900 Guaranteed private transfer – R1900

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African Wildlife Tour Half day rate (private) 1-4 people – R2300   5-7 people – R2800 Full day rate (private) 1-4 people – R3400 5-7 people – R4000 Monkeyland Monkeyland is the world’s first free roaming multi-species Primate Sanctuary. A ranger will take you on a guided tour through the forest, where the primates have been released and are roaming  free Birds of Eden Birds of Eden is situated next to Monkeyland and is the largest free flight bird aviary in the world, offering a tropical adventure for the entire family with indigenous forests, board walks, clear streams and a suspension bridge Tenikwa Wildlife Awareness Centre Tenikwa offers a truly unique wildcat experience. A guided tour takes you to meet the furry felines who live in a semi-natural environment. You get so close, you can hear them purr and if you are lucky, you can even pat them! Elephant Sanctuary An unforgettable experience interacting with the gentle giants Lawnwood Snake Sanctuary Experience a 1 hour guided tour, consisting of an indigenous snake pit, various outdoor exhibits, a large dome which houses South African and exotic snakes, enormous pythons, monitor lizards and crocodiles Mohair Mill Shop Browse the Mill Centre and see South Africa’s biggest mohair and textile shop, while the kids play in the fun play area alongside the Angora goats.  Bramon Wine Estate Enjoy lunch and taste the local wines and cheeses, fresh oysters, garden salads, mezze platters and homemade breads. Set in the gardens and surrounding vineyards of one of the first wine estates in Plettenberg Bay, with views of the Tsitsikamma Mountains and the Elephant Sanctuary. Bramon has broken new ground by pioneering vineyards this far east of the Western Cape and offers their award winning bubbly

Nature Lovers Experience Half day rate (private) 1-4 people – R2300   5-7 people – R2800 Full day rate (private) 1-4 people – R3400 5-7 people – R4000 Whale | Dolphin | Seal Safari Enjoy a boat excursion and see whales, dolphins and seals.  An experience not to be missed! Old Nick Village So much more than a shopping centre, this is a truly unique experience for the whole family.  Quaint and interesting shops, a tea garden and Portuguese restaurant Garden of Eden Go for a relaxing afternoon stroll through the Garden of Eden and enjoy the lush forest vegetation and birdlife  Knysna Elephant Park This park offers a rare and exciting opportunity to get close to these gentle giants.  You will go with your tour guide out to the elephants on a tractor. Be touched by an elephant today!

Knysna Half day rate (private) 1-4 people – R2300   5-7 people – R2800 Full day rate (private) 1-4 people – R3400 5-7 people – R4000 The Featherbed Company This private Nature Reserve is situated on the Western Head and is only accessible by ferry. Enjoy a spectacular 4 hour eco-experience, which includes a return ferry trip, nature drive and guided walk, ending off with a delicious buffet lunch Knysna Quays Waterfront The Waterfront Knysna Quays consists of a shopping center, built around the Knysna Harbour, overlooking the Knysna lagoon. There are many restaurants, pubs and fascinating shops to browse Mitchells Brewery A Tour Guide will lead you into the heart of the little Brewery, where you will share in the secret of brewing fine natural ales. From the Grist Hopper to the Mash Tun, from the Kettle to the Whirlpool; experience the chill of the first and secondary fermentation cellars. Then back to the Sales Office for the tasting of products  Knysna Heads A trip to Knysna Heads is a must for visitors to Knynsa. Two dramatic sea cliffs guard the entrance to the lagoon from the surging ocean

Game viewing Half day rate (private) 1-4 people – R2300   5-7 people – R2800 Full day rate (private) 1-4 people – R3400 5-7 people – R4000 Plettenberg Bay Game Reserve This is the biggest game reserve in the Southern Cape, offering an exciting child-friendly safari experience, with an excellent chance of spotting four of Africa’s Big Five – buffalo, lion, leopard and rhino

Oudtshoorn Full day rate – (private) 1-4 people – R4600 5-7 people – R5200 Cango Caves One of the world’s great natural wonders – fascinating limestone formations in a wide variety of illuminated colours – an underground wonder-world, not to be missed! Ostrich Farm Visitors can view the eggs, incubators and chicks, hug the friendly ostrich Betsie, hand feed, sit on and even ride the ostriches.  Test how strong the eggs are – stand on them! Cango Wildlife Ranch and Cheetahland Over 300 crocodiles as well as snakes, cheetahs, lions and leopards, ponies and hippopotamuses

Tsitsikamma Full day rate – (private) 1-4 people – R4000 5-7 people – R4900 Big Tree A pathway through indigenous bush, which takes about 10 minutes, leads to the spectacular old Yellowwood giant. The tree is estimated to be about 800 years old; it stands 36.6 metres high and has a circumference of almost 9 metres  Storms River Mouth A number of short trails allow visitors to explore the coastal bush and wild beauty of the shoreline, including a suspension bridge across the mouth Storms River Village The adventure capital of South Africa – Tsitsikamma Canopy Tours – cable sliding through the tree tops, tubing from the Old Storms River Bridge, Woodcutters journey for forest tractor rides.  Visit the Elvis Presley authentic diner, complete with cadilacs & pink milkshakes Bloukrans Bungy The world’s highest bungy at 216 meters! Other attractions are the Bridgewalk, Cableslide (Flying Fox) and Bridgeswing

Explore the Mother City with our well-priced Cape Town tours!

Full day rate includes entrance & activity fees (private):

1-4 passengers R4800

5-7 passengers R5400

Table Mountain Cableway Table Mountain is officially one of the new 7 Wonders of Nature Table Mountain Cableway takes you to explore this natural wonder – an unforgettable experience! Castle of Good Hope  The Dutch East India Company built a maritime replenishment station between 1666 and 1679 The Castle of Good Hope is the oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa Company Gardens Nature enthusiasts will enjoy leisurely walks along the tree-lined paths of the Company Gardens, with its 8000 different species of plants, a rose garden, Japanese garden, fish pond, aviary, ducks & squirrels   Enjoy tea and cake at the tea room Museums  South African Museum South African Jewish Museum Slave Lodge and the District Six Museum Greenmarket Square Greenmarket Square is the ultimate flea market – not only will you find a wide range of goods to buy, there is also entertainment in the form of buskers,  mime artists and jugglers

Enjoy the Cape Peninsula on one of our scenic tours!

Full day rate includes entrance & activity fees (private): 

1-4 passengers R4800

5-7 passengers R5400

Seal Island  A 40-minute scenic boat trip to Duiker Island, home to many whiskered Cape fur seals. A lovely photo opportunity to capture the cute wide eyed pups and their protective parents barking out warnings, from the glass-bottomed boat Chapman’s Peak Chapman’s Peak Drive, affectionately known as “Chappies”,  is a must for anyone who is passionate about the majestic Cape Town scenery, with sheer drops to the sea below and towering mountains rising above.  The twists and turns in the road seem endless – a photographer’s dream and a sightseer’s paradise  Simonstown South Africa’s Naval Heritage – a museum for those who are interested in ships, submarines, weapons, and the people who served. Visit the impressive statue of a dog, the Just Nuisance Memorial, dedicated to a member of the Royal Navy, Able Seaman Just Nuisance, the dog. Visit the Penquin Colony – Boulders Beach has over 2500 penguins Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens Kirstenbosch is South Africa’s world famous botanical garden, set against the backdrop of Table Mountain and Devil’s Peak and home to more than 22 000 indigenous plants.  Stroll through the gardens on paved paths, learning about the different plant species from the plaques and signboards

Discover Robben Island and the Waterfront with our informative tours!

Full day rate includes entrance & activity fees (private) :  

1-4 passengers R4800

5-7 passengers R5400

Robben Island The ferry trip to Robben Island is a must!  Once “home” to some of South Africa’s most famous political prisoners, including Nelson Mandela, Robben Island is one of the most visited tourist attractions You can’t  leave Cape Town without visiting the island – it’s likely to be one of the highlights of your trip V & A Waterfront The V&A Waterfront attracts millions of visitors every year, with its combination of shops, restaurants, nightspots, tourist attractions and museums in the city’s historic harbour Two Oceans Aquarium The Two Oceans Aquarium is one of the finest aquariums in the world, with more than 3000 marine creatures to view, including sharks, turtles & penguins

Relax and soak up the sun on one of our Cape Winelands Tours!

Full day rate includes entrance & activity fees (private) :

1-4 passengers R4800

5-7 passengers R5400

Fairview Estate, Paarl   Enjoy a tasting selection of 6 different wines in Fairview’s wine and cheese tasting room, with dedicated hosts to guide and assist you.  Tasting also includes a selection of 6 to 8 of Fairview’s Jersey milk and goat’s milk cheeses.  Franschhoek La Motte Wine Estate, situated in the beautiful Franschhoek Valley, is home to the finest wines, recognised internationally for exceptional quality. With its picturesque setting, traditional cuisine and historic charm, La Motte is an enchanting destination for those who appreciate the finer things in life Stellenbosch Boschendal Wine Estate is one of the oldest wine producers with a French viticulture heritage dating back to 1685.  Experience Boschendal’s wide range of exquisite wines by visiting the Wine Tasting Centre, situated in the oldest building on the property. Here you can taste and buy wines under the shade of the huge oak tree. Don’t miss the Exhibition Vineyard and Cellar where you can find out how the Boschendal vineyard operates

Have a look at our Garden Route Transfers:

Be inspired by the astounding bare beauty of Route 62 as you travel from Plettenberg Bay to Cape Town.

(Private trip)

1-2 people – R6800

3    people – R7000

4    people – R7200

5    people – R7400

6    people – R7600

7    people – R7800

Trailer hire – extra R500

* Refreshments and entry fees not included

 We travel the famous Route 62, which offers the scenic alternative to the N2 highway.

See the magnificent landscapes and towering cliffs, crystal clear streams and an abundance of trees and colourful, indigenous flora.

The ever changing colours of the majestic mountains, scenic passes, rivers, vineyards and orchards, as well as the multitude of attractions, will offer you an unforgettable adventure – whether this is in the physical sense or simply a kaleidoscope of scenic tranquility.

Cape Route 62 will take you along the longest wine route in the Western Cape and probably the whole world. 

Those who have traversed the twists and turns of Cape Route 62 return time and time again and affirm that this is the road that provides them with the most inspiring experience.

 Discover the famous Cango Caves, ride an Ostrich and sample the wines of Route 62 as you do a round trip from Plettenberg Bay to Cape Town and back.

(Private trip)

1-2 people – R10 900

3    people – R11 100

4    people – R11 300

5    people – R11 500

6    people – R11 700

7    people – R11 900

Trailer hire – extra R1000

* Refreshments, accommodation and entry fees not included

Day 1

Leave Plett in the morning and travel the scenic route to George, stopping at the spectacular Map of Africa above the hills of the Kaaimans River in Wilderness.

We take the old Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn, on to the Cango Caves with its impressive limestone formations, sculptured by nature, in a variety of illuminated colours.  Next stop is an ostrich farm.

Then on to the Port Capital of South Africa, Calitzdorp, where you can sample many of the finest ports and sweet wines, as well as a wide variety of reds and whites. Overnight at the most beautiful and quaint little B & B in Calitzdorp, Welgevonden, situated on a small Chardonnay wine farm. Sample more of the spectacular wines around a traditional South African braai.

Day 2

Travel the famous Route 62, the scenic alternative to the N2 highway.

See the magnificent landscapes and towering cliffs, crystal clear streams and an abundance of trees and colourful, indigenous flora.

The ever changing colours of the majestic mountains, scenic passes, rivers, vineyards and orchards, will offer you an unforgettable trip.

Cape Route 62 will take you along the longest wine route in the Western Cape and probably the whole world. .

We will then take you to the well known wine areas in the Cape – Montagu, Robertson and Worcester, where we ascend the old Du Toits Kloof Pass. On reaching the summit, you will have panoramic views of the Paarl wine farming district, with Table Mountain in the distance.

Next stop will be the Fairview Wine Estate in Paarl, where you can enjoy a tasting selection of 6 different wines with dedicated hosts to guide and assist you.  Your tasting also includes a selection of 6 to 8 of Fairview’s Jersey milk and goat’s milk cheeses. These are tasted at the deli, allowing guests to enjoy their wine and then move across to the cheese section as they seek out interesting pairings and their particular favourites.

Taking the road less traveled….Enjoy the gems and attractions between Plettenberg Bay and Cape Town on this exclusive 7 day tour. You’ll discover the best of Cape Town and it’s magnificent surrounds – from Castles to Aquariums to Wine farms, this tour covers it all!

(Private trip)

1-4 people – R45 500 

5-7 people – R57 000

Trailer Hire – extra R2500

* Refreshments, accommodation and entry fees not included

Day 1

We leave Plett in the morning and travel the scenic route to George, stopping at the spectacular Map of Africa, above the hills of the Kaaimans River in Wilderness.

The old Outeniqua Pass, through Oudtshoorn and then on to the quaint little village of De Rust, with its tree-lined street and beautiful guest houses.

The magnificent Meiringspoort Pass is 25 km long, with 25 interestingly named drifts to traverse, each with their own story.  A stop to view the fabled Meiringspoort waterfall.  If you are lucky, you might even spot the mythical Karoo Mermaid!  The majestic cliffs constantly change colour throughout the day.  This pass is truly beautiful as the road follows the river bed, until we reach the little Karoo town of Klaarstroom (in the Groot Karoo).  We wind our way to the picturesque little town of Prince Albert.  Over night at the Swartberg Hotel, built in 1864 and beautifully restored to its Victorian splendour.  Relax with an ice cold beer on the vine covered verandah, followed by dinner in the Victoria room, enjoying their speciality Karoo lamb.

Day 2

Breakfast and then on to Thomas Bain’s masterpiece of engineering, the Swartberg Pass, built with the help of convicts, .  Much of this pass is part of the Unesco World Heritage site.  On descending the pass, we arrive at the Cango Caves, with its impressive limestone formations, sculptured by nature, in a variety of colours.

A visit to an ostrich farm in Oudtshoorn, after which we will travel on to the Port Capital of South Africa – Calitzdorp, where we can sample many of the finest ports and sweet wines, as well as a wide variety of reds and whites.  Overnight at the most beautiful and quaint little B & B in Calitzdorp, Welgevonden, situated on a small Chardonnay wine farm.  Sample some of the superb wines around a traditional South African braai.

Day 3

Enter the Pakhuis Pass and travel on to one of the most stunning passes in South Africa, the Seweweeks Poort Pass.  The gravel road follows the river bed, with the ever changing granite cliffs – truly beautiful!  Arrive at Matjiesfontein, the British outpost during the Boer War, steeped in history. 

Fairview Wine Estate in Paarl, one of the most popular Cape wineland destinations.   Enjoy a tasting selection of 6 different wines, with dedicated hosts to guide and assist you. There is a wide range of wines available to choose from, including a selection from the single vineyard range. Tasting also includes a selection of 6 to 8 of Fairview’s Jersey milk and goat’s milk cheeses. These are tasted at the deli, allowing guests to enjoy their wine and then move across to the cheese section as they seek out interesting pairings and their particular favourites.

Overnight in Cape Town.

Day 4

Seal Island: A 40-minute scenic boat trip to Duiker Island, home to many whiskered Cape fur seals. Delight in the wide eyed pups and protective parents barking out warnings. Watch the seals zipping past underwater from the glass-bottomed boat.

Chapman’s Peak: Chapman’s Peak Drive, affectionately known as “Chappies”, is a must for anyone who is passionate about the majestic Cape Town scenery, with sheer drops to the sea below and towering mountains rising above. The twists and curves in the road seem endless – a photographers dream and a sightseer’s paradise. 

Simonstown:  South Africa’s Naval Heritage – a museum for those who are interested in ships, submarines, weapons and the people who served. Visit the impressive statue of a dog, the Just Nuisance Memorial, dedicated to a member of the Royal Navy, Able Seaman Just Nuisance the dog.

The Penquin Colony – Boulders Beach has over 2500 penguins.

Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens: Kirstenbosch is South Africa’s world-famous national botanical garden, set against the backdrop of Table Mountain and Devil’s Peak, and home to more than 22 000 indigenous plants.  Paved paths make walking around a pleasure, and signs provide information on the trees and plants.

Day 5

Table Mountain Cableway: Table Mountain is officially one of the new 7 Wonders of Nature.  Explore this natural wonder – it will be an unforgettable experience!

Castle of Good Hope: Built between 1666 and 1679 by the Dutch East India Company as a maritime replenishment station, the Castle of Good Hope is the oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa.

Company Gardens: Enjoy leisurely walks along the tree-lined paths, while marveling at more than 8000 species of plants, as well as the rose garden, Japanese garden, fish pond, aviary, ducks & squirrels.  Tea and cake at the tea room.

Museums:   South African Museum, the South African Jewish Museum, Slave Lodge and the District Six Museum.

Greenmarket Square:  Greenmarket Square is the ultimate flea market.  Not only will you find a wide range of goods to buy, there is also entertainment in the form of buskers,  mime artists and jugglers

Day 6

Robben Island: Ferry trip to Robben Island is a must!  Once “home” to some of South Africa’s most famous political prisoners, including Nelson Mandela, Robben Island is one of the most visited tourist attractions.   You can’t  leave Cape Town without visiting the island – it’s likely to be one of the highlights of your trip

 V & A Waterfront: The V&A Waterfront attracts millions of visitors every year, with its combination of shops, restaurants, nightspots, tourist attractions and museums in the city’s historic harbour

 Two Oceans Aquarium: The Two Oceans Aquarium is one of the finest aquariums in the world, with more than 3000 marine creatures to view, including sharks, turtles & penguins 

Day 7

Fairview Estate, Paarl: Enjoy a tasting selection of 6 different wines in Fairview’s wine and cheese tasting room, with dedicated hosts to guide and assist you.  Tasting also includes a selection of 6 to 8 of Fairview’s Jersey milk and goat’s milk cheeses. 

Franchhoek: La Motte Wine Estate, situated in the beautiful Franschhoek Valley, is home to the finest wines, recognised internationally for exceptional quality. With its picturesque setting, traditional cuisine and historic charm, La Motte is an enchanting destination for those who appreciate the finer things in life

Boschendal Estate, Stellenbosch: Boschendal Wine Estate is one of the oldest wine producers with a French viticulture heritage dating back to 1685. Experience Boschendal’s wide range of exquisite wines by visiting the Wine Tasting Centre, situated in the oldest building on the property. Here you can taste and buy wines under the shade of the huge oak tree. Don’t miss the Exhibition Vineyard and Cellar where you can find out how the Boschendal vineyard operates 

Transfers from Plettenberg Bay to Game Reserves of the Garden Route :

Plettenberg Bay – Addo  1-4 passengers R4000 5-7 passengers R4400   Plettenberg Bay – Shamwari 1-4 passengers R4300 5-7 passengers R4700   Plettenberg Bay – Lalibela 1-4 passengers R4500 5-7 passengers R4900   Plettenberg Bay – Kwandwe 1-4 passengers R5300 5-7 passengers R5700   Plettenberg Bay – Kariega 1-4 passengers R5200 5-7 passengers R5600   Plettenberg Bay – Pumba 1-4 passengers R4900 5-7 passengers R5300   Plettenberg Bay – Amakhala 1-4 passengers R4300 5-7 passengers R4700   Plettenberg Bay – Samara 1-4 passengers R5100 5-7 passengers R5500   Plettenberg Bay – Gondwana 1-4 passengers – R2500 5-7 passengers – R2900   Plettenberg Bay – Botelierskop 1-4 passengers – R2300 5-7 passengers – R2700   NB  Prices quoted are for one way transfers

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