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Arrival in Cape Town
Students arrive in Cape Town and are welcomed by the Bespoke Tours team.
After settling into accommodation, the group takes a short orientation walk along the V&A Waterfront, one of Cape Town’s historic harbour districts.
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Table Mountain and City Exploration
Students visit Table Mountain National Park, one of South Africa’s most famous natural landmarks.
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Robben Island and District Six
Students explore two of South Africa’s most important historical sites.
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These experiences help students understand the social and political history of South Africa.
Cape Peninsula Adventure
Students travel along the spectacular Cape Peninsula, one of the most scenic coastal routes in the world.
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Ocean and Coastal Ecosystems
Students experience Cape Town’s marine environment.
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Shark cage diving experience to observe sharks in their natural environment and learn about marine conservation.
Lion’s Head Hike and Travel to Kruger
Students take part in an early morning guided hike up Lion’s Head.
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Kruger Safari Experience
Students take part in a guided safari in Kruger National Park.
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Students may encounter elephants, giraffes, zebras, antelope, and possibly predators.
Bush Walk and Wildlife Tracking
Students explore the African bush on foot with professional guides.
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Conservation and Safari Activities
Students continue exploring Kruger National Park.
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These experiences provide insight into the importance of conservation in Africa.
Departure
Students enjoy a final morning activity before departure.
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Students leave with a deeper understanding of South Africa’s landscapes, wildlife, and ecosystems.
