Luxury Rail, Safari and Flight
From R9,870 per person sharing
Travel from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth on the luxury Premier Classe train, stay 1 night at a 4 star beachfront hotel in Port Elizabeth and 2 or 3 nights on safari at Lalibela.
| Until 30 September 2010 |
| 4 night package: R9,870 per adult sharing (R6,020 per child under 12) 5 night package: R11,850 per adult sharing (R7,025 per child under 12) |
| 1 October 2010 - 30 September 2011 |
| 4 night package: R10,995 per adult sharing (R6,650 per child under 12) 5 night package: R12,750 per adult sharing (R7,450 per child under 12) |
Our Luxury Rail, Flight and Safari package includes:
- 1-way luxury train trip - Cape Town to Port Elizabeth or Port Elizabeth to Cape Town (including lunch, dinner, bed and breakfast) on the Premier Classe Train
- 1 night at a 4 star guest house/hotel in Port Elizabeth (bed and breakfast)
- 2 or 3 night’s accommodation at Lalibela (depending on which package you choose), all meals, game drives & all drinks
- 1-way flight - Cape Town to Port Elizabeth or Port Elizabeth to Cape Town
Road transfers between Port Elizabeth station and Port Elizabeth guest house as well as between Port Elizabeth and Lalibela.
Programme for the rail, flight and safari package: You depart Cape Town on a Friday afternoon and travel by luxury train to Port Elizabeth (Premier Classe). You are met at Port Elizabeth station on Saturday afternoon and are transferred to a 4-star beachfront guesthouse/hotel for 1 night. On Sunday just before noon you are transferred to Lalibela for a 2 or 3 night stay. On your day of departure you are transferred back to Port Elizabeth for your flight to Cape Town.
This itinerary can also be done in reverse: fly from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth on a Wednesday or Thursday, stay at Lalibela for 2 or 3 nights, spend Saturday night at a 4-star beachfront guesthouse/hotel, return by luxury train to Cape Town on Sunday, arriving in Cape Town on Monday morning.
Contact us for changes to the packages - for example many travelers prefer to travel by train to Port Elizabeth and hire a car to travel along the Garden Route on their return journey.
