DAY 1
Cape Town Arrival
Upon arrival at the airport in Cape Town you are from your local German-speaking tour guide made you feel welcome. Then we drive to the hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure.
Dinner at Aubergine Restaurant:
Nine Flowers - the flower of South Africa "is the theme of the guesthouse. Each of the nine rooms in the local color of a flower held, fabrics and colors are harmoniously matched. Thus gives each room a very individual flair.
Bed and Breakfast: Nine Flowers Guest House
Website: www.nineflowers.com
DAY 2
Royal Cape Golf Club - City Tour 2010
For the golfer
After breakfast, drive to the Royal Cape Golf Club for your first round of golf.
Cape Royal, the oldest golf club in South Africa. A lot of trees, lots of water. Very difficult to play: Hole 3 (Par 4, 435m), which is a really great second shot up onto the green needs. And then also hole 14, "dogleg right" (382m) with the just recently re-created lake that reaches right hand very dangerous up to the green.
18 holes, Parkland, Par 72 Men's Distance: 6121 m /
Ladies: 5392 m
15 min. Drive from downtown Cape Town in
a southern suburb.
The morning is the non-golfers leisure.
After the round of golf you will be back to the hotel. There are not the golfer picked up and it goes to the Best & Ugly restaurant for lunch.
For the non - golfers!
After lunch, lakes, take a city orientation tour of Cape Town. Visit to the Bo-Kaap Malay Quarter and a walk through the Company's Garden, where the Parliament is located. A visit to a diamond grinding is also on the program. Then we drive to 1.086m high Table Mountain (wetterabhängig!). The driveway must be paid locally.
The rest of the day is at leisure.
Bed and Breakfast: Nine Flowers Guest House
Website: www.nineflowers.com
DAY 3
Atlantic Beach Golf Club - West Coast
For the golfer
After breakfast we go to Atlantic Beach Club.
Surrounded by fynbos-covered dunes and to the world famous Table Mountain. On calm days you can play your normal lofted stroke ", but often it blows here and play better in flat by the wind.
18 holes, Links, Par 72
Distance: 5133 m - 6344 m
For non - golfers!
It continues in the West Coast National Park. The West Coast National Park at Langebaan, south of the industrial port of Saldanha Bay, was set up 1985th The park includes large parts of Langebaan Lagoon and protects 30,000 hectares of coastal vegetation from environmental destruction. In the vast swamps of the lagoon nest over 250 different birds, oyster catchers, cormorants, Cape Gannet, flamingos, gulls and other seabirds. In the southern summer, the area also serves countless migratory birds from the North and from Europe as a wintering area, so come here from time to time more than 100,000 birds together. Visitors can explore the beautiful park with a canoe or go on long walks on land. In the pretty Geelbek Visitors Center in Cape Dutch style, it is also a restaurant.
In the afternoon we drive back to the Langebaan golf players to collect and from there to Cape Town
Dinner at the Swiss Club
Bed and Breakfast: Nine Flowers Guest House
Website: www.nineflowers.com
DAY 4
Cape of Good Hope
Golfers and non - golfers together!
Fortified by breakfast today, we drive along the coastal road of the Atlantic about the places Camps Bay, Llandudno and Hout Bay, a nature reserve on the Cape of Good Hope. This is the vantage point on the Cape Peninsula with either a gear train or on foot.
Lunch at the Black Marlin Restaurant.
In the afternoon the tour continues through the coastal town of Simonstown and visit the Boulders Beach with its penguin colony. Then go to the Steenberg Vineyards for a wine tasting. Then we drive back to Cape Town.
Bed and Breakfast: Nine Flowers Guest House
Website: www.nineflowers.com
DAY 5
Paarl Valley Golf Club - Wine Region
For golf players!
After breakfast drive to the wine region and the Paarl Valley Golf Club. No wonder the golf course is one of the most popular places in Paarl in the Cape, the first nine holes are fairly flat - flat lush green fairways under the tall pines of the sun-drenched valley.The other nine "Boscheenmeer" are also for the experienced golfer a challenge.
Lunch at the clubhouse for the golfers
18 holes, par 72, rating 70-72
Distance: 4903 - 6128 m
Located outside of Paarl, 60 km from central Cape Town.
For non-golfers!
The golfers do not go further into the wine region. Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa. It developed from a settlement of Dutch immigrants, who had been in 1680 given here on the banks of the Eerste Rivier country. Founding father was the then Governor of the Cape, Simon van der Stel, the - calling for a settlement - convinced of the beauty and fertility of the land. With the name of Stellenbosch, in the example with "Bush's position" can be translated, a small island in the Eerste River was designated, where van der Stel had set up with his companions in 1679 the first camp. Visit to the village museum.
Picnic lunch on the Boschendal wine estate for non-golfers
Continue to Franschhoek. Franschhoek - the name means "French corner" - was founded in 1688 by Huguenots who were persecuted in France because of their Protestant-Calvinist beliefs. At the Cape found the hard-working and knowledgeable French settlers a new home. They devoted themselves to agriculture and promoted above all the vineyards.
In the afternoon, the golfers picked up again and drive to Seidelberg winery for a wine tasting.
Late afternoon we drive back to Cape Town.
Bed and Breakfast: Nine Flowers Guest House
Website: www.nineflowers.com
DAY 6
Cape Town - Hermanus
All together!
After breakfast, depart Cape Town towards Hermanus. Hermanus is the most prominent seaside resort on the Overberg coast and is one of the oldest seaside resorts in South Africa. Already in 1920 there were no fewer than 16 hotels.Hermanus can rightly be called "whale capital of the world." Every year from July to December draw dozens of Southern Right Whales to breed in the quiet waters of Walker Bay. The special feature in Hermanus: The marine mammals come close to within a few yards of the cliffs and can therefore be well observed. A cliff path (Cliff Walk) with many well-placed lookouts and benches stretches over 15 kilometers along the coast.
Wine tasting and lunch at the winery Creation.
In the afternoon we drive to Kleinmond and accommodation.
Like a rare jewel nestled "The Western Cape Hotel & Spa" gently into a scenario that was presented with the treasures of nature so rich that it is to be declared a World Heritage Site. In the neighborhood one encounters rare species of birds, reptiles and even wild horses. The view from the hotel terrace overlooking the picturesque Bot River lagoon and the Kogelberg Nature Reserve is to be wandering, the magic of South Africa to be confined for ever.
Bed and breakfast: Western Cape Hotel & Spa
Website: www.westerncapehotelandspa.co.za
DAY 7
Arabella Golf Club
For golf players!
After breakfast, play at the Arabella Golf Club.
This course on the old Hermanus River Estate is a perfect blend of a court of the Cape and along the Garden Route. Here you have it all: the mild climate and the fertility of the Cape, the fynbos-covered mountains, near to the city, the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean and the lagoon.
18 holes, par 72
Distance: 5234m - 6385m
Ca. 100 km from Cape Town center
For the non - golfers!
You have the bus for the whole day available. Drive along the coast or go swimming at the many beaches in the Hermanus provide.
A farewell dinner at the hotel.
Bed and breakfast: Western Cape Hotel & Spa *****
Website: www.westerncapehotelandspa.co.za
DAY 8
Departure
Also, even the most beautiful holiday comes to an end once. Today we say goodbye to a country that you experienced in the past few days at its best.
The suitcase full of interesting impressions and experiences you can take the shuttle to the airport today in Cape Town, where you will make your journey home to Germany.
Golfing Tours pictures
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