Eastern Cape의 휴가 임대 시설

I'll be your guide on our interactive walk exploring the authentic diversity of township life. At first glance, life may seem a daily struggle but delve deeper and we’ll find a place of friendship and resilience. Our itinerary begins at MADaboutART, a social enterprise using art and creative expression to support children to make positive life choices. You'll see our gallery of amazing narrative artwork telling stories of the lives of children in the township. In the streets around MADaboutART you’ll experience the culture and ways of the township. You'll learn about Xhosa traditions and the role of the Sangoma (traditional healer). Youth teams often practice soccer and netball on the sports ground. They might ask you to join in! You'll see many sights along the way; the contrast between traditional wooden homes and new Government-built brick homes, cattle and pigs grazing among the dwellings, taverns, women doing daily laundry, every day is a different experience. Finally, we'll return to MADaboutART where in afternoons and school holidays you’ll meet the children as they sing, paint, bead, whatever the activity of the day is (curriculum dependent). On Sunday mornings we have the option to join a local church congregation for part of their service. We hope you'll take a little township magic home with you (and leave a little piece of your heart with us) Other things to note Unique gift items for sale made by children at MADaboutART (R50-R250) incl bead bracelets, cards & art Transport available at extra cost Ground can be uneven, let me know if you’d find this difficult

Guests will be collected from their accommodation in the Port Elizabeth or Colchester area at 08h30 and drop-off is at approximately 15h30. Transport is in a luxury, air-conditioned Toyota Fortuner. The Park is a 45 min trip to the Southern Gate at Colchester. After sign in and entry payment (included in price rate), we drive about 2 hours searching for wildlife, which can include Buffalo and Lion as well as the Elephants and a variety of Antelope, to a picnic spot for snacks and refreshments. Along the way we will talk of the history of the Park and give information on the various animals or birds we will see. Time will be spent at various waterholes allowing plenty of photographic opportunities. After the break at the picnic site, we continue game-viewing until we reach the Addo main camp where there is a popular waterhole in front of the shop, selling African curios, and restaurant as well as an educational centre. If time allows, we will head back to the same entrance that we entered allowing further encounters with the various animals along the way and head back to Port Elizabeth. Other things to note You will be guided through the Addo Elephant National Park in a comfortable, closed, air-conditioned vehicle. Walking is minimal. Facemasks are required to be worn throughout the experience. Hand sanitizer will be provided. Guests must have their passports with the

Meet in the agave plantations and investigate the farming activities in Graaff Reinet. We explain the cultivation process, history and the story of agave in South Africa. We explore the use of the agave plant and discuss its role in our agricultural society. After questions and answers we stroll to the guest house where we taste 6 different agave spirits. These are local and imported and may include mezcal, tequila and agave spirits. We explore the complicated and varied flavours and tastes, discuss the various production processes and develop our palate for agave spirits. We end off with a local cocktail blended with Three Agaves Silver - Pure Karoo Agave Spirit. Other things to note This is an agave spirit experience. Although focusing on spirit from agave the tasting is strictly controlled. No more than 40 ml will be allowed. All local liquor laws are strictly followed. The venue is fully licenced.

Each group is met on arrival, and then taken up into the Knysna Forests. There we explain the routes and give a safety demonstration. Guests get to try out their monster scooter bikes, get their helmets and gloves fitted. Then the fun starts ... heading down hill through various runs in the forest. Other things to note Please wear closed shoes, and dress comfortably in shorts or long pants. Bring along a peak cap too.

Get in-touch with the ocean & nature, feel the sea air & the soothing water on your feet. Take an investigative walk from West to East to discover a coastal marine world never seen or told with a passionate naturalist & eternal water man helping you to unwind & switch off from your busy stressful life. The negative ions in sea air accelerate our ability to absorb oxygen balancing your serotonin levels, a chemical linked to moods & stress. Seawater contains minerals such as magnesium, sodium, calcium, chloride & sulfate that work as natural cosmetics on your skin. Sardinia Bay is a special designated MARINE PROTECTED AREA which as a local, I have unique knowledge of as a Marine Tour Guide. Regular sightings of Whales, Dolphins, Seals, Sea Otters, Sea Birds, Crabs, Fish, Marine/Animal Life. Under my supervision, if conditions are safe & we see dolphins, we may swim with them. I cover the following • Therapeutic swim or snorkel in natural rock pool or ocean • What life you may encounter in this area & along shore • See what destruction fire can cause • Life & history of this area • New developments • Position & Orientation • Observe life of Sand Dunes, how it lives, moves & grows • See how sea plants survive in poor soil with no water • Dune rock & remains of Former Higher Sea Level • Check for Animal Tracks & Spoors • Exposed rocks & Mussel Beds • See & understand power of water