CAPE TOWN & SOUTHERN AFRICA

October 2007


Aerial view of Cape Town and Table Mountain

Cape Town, South Africa

"The fairest Cape we ever saw in the whole circumference of the earth," exclaimed the great navigator Sir Francis Drake when he sailed into Table Bay in the year 1580. Through the centuries it has been called by many names: the Cape of Storms, by the Portuguese soldiers who forst navigated around the trecherous shores at Cape Point; the Cape of Good Hope, by those who survived the journey to enter the calmer waters of Table Bay; and for South Africans today, simply "the Cape" - an acknowledgement of its status as the Mother City, and of its unique character.

The feeling in the Cape is certainly not African, but cosmopolitan; the weather is quite unlike that on the rest of the continent and the landscape differs dramatically as well. For most of the year, the Cape experiences weather which changes from pleasant to sublime, but it has earned its knickname "Cape of Storms" with good reason. The Cape is the only part of Africa which falls within a temperate climate zone and it enjoys typical Mediterranean weather with long, hot summers and cool, wet winters.

Cape Town offers incredible scenic pleasures, fascinating history, endless coastline with pristine beaches, hiking, sailing, cycling, boating, and loads of other outdoor activities, world-class winelands, superb nightlife and fine food and wine. The hotels are some of the finest on the world and there is nowhere else on the continent which is at all similar to South Africa's southwestern Cape.


>> HOW TO RESERVE TRAVEL


Cheetahs seen on an African safariGETTING THERE — INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC AIR TRAVEL
Call us to reserve your air travel into Southern Africa and Cape Town from any destination around the world – we use our partnership with a network of flight centers around the world to bring you competitive pricing and seamless deliverY.

AIRPORT TRANSFERS IN CAPE TOWN BETWEEN 1 AND 15 OCTOBER
We are offering special airport transfer rates for meeting participants and their families when booked in advance – our friendly staff will meet you at Cape Town airport and transfer you to your hotel.
Cost : R165.00 per person, one way (estimate US $24.00 per person)

 

TOURS OF CAPE TOWN & CAPE WINELANDS
Cape Tours
We offer an incredible array of private and scheduled non-private  Full-day and Half-day tours of Cape Town, the Cape Winelands, Cultural destinations, Robben Island, Table Mountain, Township visits, Shark safaris, whale watching, botanical tours, trips to see the penguins, shopping extravaganzas, multi-day excursions along the coast in both directions, and more. Click on an excursion from our extensive list below or call us for more options.  We will gladly put together any custom tour on your request.
  Cape Town & Cape Winelands Tours



BOOKING YOUR TRIP

Please complete our Travel Enquiry Form to select transfers, daily activities in and around Cape Town, as well as pre- and post-conference safaris or tours. A representative of Africa Dynamics / Eyes on Africa will respond to your requests within 48 hours.

Zebra and foal - safari in BotswanaAirport Transfers
Let us know if you need transfers to/from the airport and the hotel.

Travel Insurance
It is a condition of booking that the sole responsibility lies with attendees to carry comprehensive travel and medical insurance to cover themselves, as well as any dependants/traveling companions, for the duration of their trip to Africa.

Access America Travel Insurance Protection ProductsThis insurance should include coverage in respect of, but not limited to, the following eventualities: cancellation or curtailment of the trip to Africa, emergency evacuation expenses, medical expenses, repatriation expenses, and damage/theft/loss of personal baggage, money and goods. 

Africa Dynamics recommends Access America Travel Insurance Protection Products for your travel insurance.


PASSPORTS - Important
Since most of you will fly into South Africa en route to the conference, the following applies...
All visitors to South Africa are required to have a minimum of two blank pages in their passport to enable the entry visa to be issued.  If there is insufficient space in the passport, entry may be denied. Due to heavy demand, please allow extra time for processing changes to your passport (renewal, adding pages, etc).

 

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