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Want to visit us sooner? All things are possible! If you're looking for something on a shorter timeline or something you don't see please contact us directly via our website, phone, or Whatsapp (+27 78 977 6774). Duration: 6 Hours (approx.)Location: Simon's Town, Western CapeShark & Safari provides shark cage diving tours from Simonstown Falsebay, a 45-minute drive from Cape Town. Shark diving occurs around Seal Island which is just off the coast and is home to one of the largest seal colonies in Southern Africa. Seal Island is a small land mass(2.0 hectares) located 5.7 kilometres off the northern beaches of False Bay, near Cape Town, in South Africa. The island is so named because of the great number of Cape fur seals that occupy it. The approximately 64,000 seals provide the main diet of the Great White Shark. InclusionsTea/coffee/biscuits/rusks on arrival.Dive gear including mask, snorkel, weight beltWet suit (5 mm – sizes from small to 6XL)Educational bookletLight lunch (sandwiches & quiches), snacks, and refreshments on boardComplimentary 750ml sustainable aluminium water bottle valued at R 250.00A passionate & knowledgeable crewExclusionsTransfers. A quote is required for any transfers outside the Cape Town central area.Optional conservation fee at R 35ppNOTESCHILDREN No children under 8 years of age. Children are prone to seasickness as are adults, however, the effect of seasickness on children is much more pronounced with dehydration being a factor. Children also have a lower threshold for pain and discomfort. Children 10 years old + will be allowed into the cage on the basis that parents vouch for their aquatic experience.Please note: Sharks are completely wild animals, so sightings and behaviour cannot be guaranteed. We will use our best knowledge to give you the most realistic expectations before making a booking.Our Boat and CageOur vessel is a 36-foot catamaran, specifically built for cage diving and the viewing of sharks from the surface. A dry cabin, soft cushioned seats, and a flush toilet ensure your comfort at sea. She complies with all safety requirements and Great White Shark permit conditions.Prices – Surface viewers and cage divers pay the same rate

Want to visit us sooner? All things are possible! If you're looking for something on a shorter timeline or something you don't see please contact us directly via our website, phone, or Whatsapp (+27 78 977 6774). Duration: 6 Hours (approx.)Location: Simon's Town, Western CapeShark & Safari provides shark cage diving tours from Simonstown Falsebay, a 45-minute drive from Cape Town. Shark diving occurs around Seal Island which is just off the coast and is home to one of the largest seal colonies in Southern Africa. Seal Island is a small land mass(2.0 hectares) located 5.7 kilometres off the northern beaches of False Bay, near Cape Town, in South Africa. The island is so named because of the great number of Cape fur seals that occupy it. The approximately 64,000 seals provide the main diet of the Great White Shark. InclusionsTea/coffee/biscuits/rusks on arrival.Dive gear including mask, snorkel, weight beltWet suit (5 mm – sizes from small to 6XL)Educational bookletLight lunch (sandwiches & quiches), snacks, and refreshments on boardComplimentary 750ml sustainable aluminium water bottle valued at R 250.00A passionate & knowledgeable crewExclusionsTransfers. A quote is required for any transfers outside the Cape Town central area.Optional conservation fee at R 35ppNOTESCHILDREN No children under 8 years of age. Children are prone to seasickness as are adults, however, the effect of seasickness on children is much more pronounced with dehydration being a factor. Children also have a lower threshold for pain and discomfort. Children 10 years old + will be allowed into the cage on the basis that parents vouch for their aquatic experience.Please note: Sharks are completely wild animals, so sightings and behaviour cannot be guaranteed. We will use our best knowledge to give you the most realistic expectations before making a booking.Our Boat and CageOur vessel is a 36-foot catamaran, specifically built for cage diving and the viewing of sharks from the surface. A dry cabin, soft cushioned seats, and a flush toilet ensure your comfort at sea. She complies with all safety requirements and Great White Shark permit conditions.Prices – Surface viewers and cage divers pay the same rate

Want to visit us sooner? All things are possible! If you're looking for something on a shorter timeline or something you don't see please contact us directly via our website, phone, or Whatsapp (+27 78 977 6774). Duration: 10 Hours (approx.)Location: Kleinbaai, Gansbaai, Western CapeShark & Safari provides shark cage diving tours from Gansbaai, 160km from Cape Town. Dyer Island is just off the coast and is home to one of the largest seal colonies in Southern Africa. The approximately 60,000 seals provide the main diet of the Great White Shark. The channel that intersects this island is called Shark Alley.Our full-day tour provides the following: A light breakfast on arrival An information and safety briefing. 2-4 hours at sea Cinematographer to capture all the action (optional DVD - R350) Experienced dive master and skipper 7mm wetsuit with mask and snorkel Scuba gear available for PADI-certified divers Our 8-man cage allows you to have several dives Our largest boat only takes 24 clients. On the return to shore, a light lunch is served.As the Great White shark is a surface feeder, diving certification is not required as the dive is a surface float.The viewing-only trip is the same price as the diving - Everybody pays for the boat trip - The diving is free!Times vary every day and are dependent on the tides, weather and logistics. We will attempt to accommodate your requested time but this is not always possible, especially with the transfer option.Please note that this experience is weather-dependent and as such we ask for a minimum of 24 hours' notice. However, we will go out of our way to make your day if you need us to so please call us so we can accommodate any need you may have. Children Under 5 are not permitted.

Want to visit us sooner? All things are possible! If you're looking for something on a shorter timeline or something you don't see please contact us directly via our website, phone, or Whatsapp (+27 78 977 6774). Duration: 9 Hours (approx.)Location: Cape Town, Western CapeDepart: 08:00 - 09:00Return: 17:30Exclusions: Entrance fees LunchHIGHLIGHTS Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve Boulders Penguin Colony (optional) Stellenbosch orientation Wine tastingITINERARY:1. Clifton, Camps Bay & Chapman's PeakSituated along the Atlantic Seaboard, the beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay offer pristine white beaches and beautiful clear waters that make these beaches highly popular with locals and visitors alike.2. Cape PointSituated on the very tip of the peninsula, with the Indian Ocean on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other, the Cape Point National Park spans across landscapes such as rugged cliffs, lush fynbos and vast open spaces – no Cape Town tour is complete without a visit to Cape Point.3. Simon's Town & Penguin ColonySimon's Town has a charming coastal town atmosphere and a vibrant history. Here you can find a thriving harbour, a toy museum, a navy museum and plenty of other sights – nearby is also Boulders Beach, which is one of the only places in the world where you can swim alongside penguins (optional)4. Stellenbosch Town VisitThe Cape Winelands lie just 20 minutes outside of Cape Town, and this is where you will find some of the country’s top wine estates. Several wine varietals are produced here, including Chenin Blanc, Shiraz, Pinotage and the signature sparkling wine, Methode Cap Classique. The town of Stellenbosch offers plenty more besides wine tasting, including cellar tours, cheese tasting and the chance to purchase wine at cellar prices.5. Anura Cheese & Wine TastingLet yourself be guided around the stunning wine cellars of this old established estate, feeling the passion of the winemakers and understanding the process that goes behind turning a grapevine field into a sumptuous wine. Treat yourself to a tasting of the estate's finest wines and cheeses.

Want to visit us sooner? All things are possible! If you're looking for something on a shorter timeline or something you don't see please contact us directly via our website, phone, or Whatsapp (+27 78 977 6774). Duration: 5 Hours (approx.)Location: Touws River, Western CapeThis one-day safari tour allows visitors to get up close and personal with Africa's most famous animals. This tour is perfect for people wanting to make the most of their time and enjoy a safari with the flexibility of their own transport to the reserve. Also, as the reserve is situated in the Western Cape, you will never need to worry about the risk of malaria, and a one-day safari is easily and conveniently slotted into your schedule as a fun day outing to enjoy some of the Cape’s most stunning flora and fauna.Highlights● Welcome Drinks On Arrival and Buffet Breakfast● Three Hour Game Drive in an Open Air 4x4 safari vehicle● Lunch in the Restaurant or on the Terrace● Relax By The Pool In Summer Or By The Fireplace In Winter● Optional Eco-Synergy TourHaving been proclaimed a Nature Reserve in 1985, the “veld” (terrain) is in pristine condition, consisting of Renoster Veld, Mountain Fynbos and succulent Karoo vegetation types found in 3 beautiful valleys. Situated in the Karoo with its wide open spaces, the 10,000-hectare conservancy has a natural wetland and is protected by majestic mountains and valleys, which makes for varied and ideal game viewing.Wildlife: Aquila is home to the Big 5 - elephant, lion, buffalo, rhino and rare Cape mountain leopard as well as giraffe and hippo. Large herds of game are also found on the reserve, such as black wildebeest, Burchell’s zebra, springbok, gemsbok, steenbok, caracal (lynx), blesbok, bat-eared fox, ostriches, klipspringer, duiker, greybuck, baboon, black-backed jackal, eland and red hartebeest. In February 2005, Aquila announced the birth of the first rhino to be born in the Western Cape in 250 years. At the end of 2015 and the beginning of 2016, another 4 rhino calves were born at the reserve.Birdlife: Aquila is named after the endangered black or Verreaux eagle and is involved in a conservation project for black eagles and other raptors. Aquila is home to approximately 172 species of birds and is also home to several breeding pairs of the rare black eagle. Karoo chat, Rufous-eared Warbler, fairy flycatcher and yellow-bellied eremomela can be found on short walks into the surrounding wilderness. Lark-like bunting and black-headed canaries move in after the rainy season. In the summer months, the booted eagle is a regular visitor and the rainy season attracts flamingos to the reserve.

Want to visit us sooner? All things are possible! If you're looking for something on a shorter timeline or something you don't see please contact us directly via our website, phone, or Whatsapp (+27 78 977 6774).We have selected the top must-see estates in your area. Leave your tour itinerary & planning in our experienced hands. We ask a few questions about your preferences & you are set for a great day in the Cape Winelands. Choose any 3 of the following Estates: Delaire Graff Lanzerac Tokara Haute Cabriere Price includes: • Luxury chocolate & wine pairing • Cheese assortment • Master cellar tour & tasting • Learn the sabrage technique • White, red, rose & bubbly varietals Price excludes:• Lunch (we'll take a break at one of these lovely farms for you and your party to enjoy a bite to eat) • Wine purchases • Gratuities Pick up from accommodation 9:00Safe return to accommodation 18:30