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DESTINATION RALLY JOURNEY THROUGH S O U T H E R N AF R I CA April May 2020 Destination Rally The routing Cape Town, South Africa Winelands, SouthAfrica Fish River Canyon, Namibia The main Sossusvlei, Skeleton Coast, Etosha, Namibia


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DESTINATION RALLY

JOURNEY THROUGH S O U T H E R N AF R I CA April – May 2020

Destination Rally

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The routing

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The main highlights of the trip include:

Cape Town, South Africa Winelands, SouthAfrica Fish River Canyon, Namibia Sossusvlei, Skeleton Coast, Etosha, Namibia Caprivi Strip, Namibia Chobe National Park, Botswana Victoria Falls, Zambia Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe Vilankulos & Bazaruto Island, Mozambique Phinda Private Reserve, Durban, SouthAfrica

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DAY Destination Nts Kms

  • Est. Driving time

Accommodation options N° of rooms Hotel Weblink Suggested Travel Dates 2020 1 Cape Town, South Africa 1 Table Bay 329 Table Bay Capetown 20 Apr 2 Cape Winelands, South Africa 1 124 2h00min Franschhoek Country House 26 FRANSCHHOEK COUNTRY 21 Apr 3 Springbok, South Africa 1 562 6h00min Springbok Inn 87 SPRINGBOK INN 22 Apr 4 Fish River Canyon, Namibia 1 298 3h34min Fish River Lodge 20 FISH RIVER LODGE 23 Apr 5 Klein Aus Vista, Namibia 1 287 3h26min Klein Aus Vista Desert Horse Inn 30 DESERT HOUSE INN 24 Apr 6 Sossusvlei, Namibia 1 345 4h55min Sossusvlei Lodge 44 SOUSSUSVLEI LODGE 25 Apr 7 Swakopmund, Namibia 1 406 5h20min Strand Hotel 125 Strand hotel Swakopmund 26 Apr 8 Windhoek, Namibia 1 330 4h50min Windhoek Country Club Resort 152 WINDHOEK COUNTRY CLUB 27 Apr 9 Windhoek, Namibia 1 Windhoek Country Club Resort 28 Apr 10 Etosha National Park, Namibia 1 434 4h20min Okaukuejo Resort 97 OKAUKUEJO RESORT 29 Apr 11 Etosha, Namibia 1 144 2h29min Mokuti Etosha Lodge 106 MOKUTI ETOSHA 30 Apr 12 Rundu, Namibia 1 415 4h00min Hakusembe River Lodge 24 Hakusembe River Lodge 1 May 13 Caprivi / Okovango Region 1 208 2h12min Divava Okavango Resort 20 DIVAVA OKAVANGO 2 May 14 Chobe, Botswana 1 433 5h00min Chobe Game Lodge 48 CHOBE GAME LODGE 3 May 15 Chobe, Botswana 1 Chobe Game Lodge 4 May 16 Livingstone, Zambia 1 90 2h 6min Royal Livingstone Hotel 173 ROYAL LIVINGSTONE 5 May 17 Livingstone, Zambia 1 Royal Livingstone Hotel 6 May 18 Livingstone, Zambia 1 Royal Livingstone Hotel Tented camp to be confirmed 7 May 19 Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe 1 314 4h18min Zambezi Explorer House boat 16 www.zambeziexplorer.com 8 May 20 Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe 1 Zambezi Explorer House boat 9 May 21 Harare, Zimbabwe 1 356 4h50min Meikles Hotel 312 MEIKLES 10 May 22 Mutare, Zimbabwe 1 297 4h00min Leopard Rock Hotel 58 LEOPARD ROCK HOTEL 11 May 23 Vilankulos, Mozambique 1 595 08h45min Anantara, Bazaruto 44 anantara.bazaruto-island 12 May 24 Vilankulos, Mozambique 1 Anantara, Bazaruto 13 May 25 Inhambane, Mozambique 1 293 3h 51min Hotel Casa Do Capitao 25 hotel Casa do Capitao 14 May 26 Maputo, Mozambique 1 478 6h 54min Serena Polana Hotel 153 Serena Polana 15 May 27 Swaziland 1 178 3h 30min Piggs Peak Resort and Casino 34 16 May 28 Phinda, South Africa 1 231 3h 15min Phinda Mountain Lodge 24 PHINDA MOUNTAIN 17 May 29 Phinda, South Africa 1 Phinda Mountain Lodge 18 May 30 Durban, South Africa 1 300 3h 31min Oyster Box 86 OYSTER BOX HOTEL 19 May 31 Departure and cars to harbour 20 May

30 7.118 Km 4.424 Miles

Southern Africa Journey

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CAPE TOWN : SOUTH AFRICA

  • The City of Cape T
  • wn – one of the most

beautiful cities in the world and home to T able Mountain, one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.

  • Its grandeur is staged with the backdrop of

T able Mountain, glorious beaches, enchanting vineyards, rugged land and seascapes, and a unique collection of fauna and flora.

  • Cape T
  • wn is renowned for its warm

hospitality, fine dining, award winning wines and a diverse cosmopolitan culture.

  • 2016 voted Best Food City in the World by

Condê Nast Traveler .

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The Cape Winelands

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 2 – Tuesday 21 April South Africa – Franschhoek Franschhoek Country House Day 1 - Monday 20 April South Africa – Cape Town Table Bay Hotel Day 3 – Wednesday 22 April South Africa – Springbok Springbok Inn

Day 3 Day 1 Day 2

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The Fish River Canyon

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 5 – Friday 24 April Namibia – Klein Aus Vista Klein Aus Vista Desert Horse Inn Day 4 - Thursday 23 April Namibia – Fish River Canyon Fish River Lodge Day 6 – Saturday 25 April Namibia – Sossusvlei Sossusvlei Lodge

Day 6 Day 4 Day 5

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Sossusvlei

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 8 – Monday 27 April Day 9 -Tuesday 28 April Namibia – Windhoek Windhoek Country Club Resort Day 7 - Sunday 26 April Namibia – Swakopmund, Namibia Strand Hotel

Day 9 Day 7 Day 8

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Etosha National Park

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ETOSHA: NAMIBIA

  • Etosha is one of Africa’s largest game parks, much of whichis

covered by the silver Etosha salt pan that shimmers in theheat.

  • A San legend about the formation of the Etosha Pan tells of how a

village was raided and everyone but the women slaughtered. One woman was so upset about the death of her family she cried until her tears formed a massive lake. When the lake dried up nothing was left apart from a huge white pan.

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  • the south of the pan there are open grasslands, woodlandand

permanent waterholes that act as a magnet for game.

  • On Etosha’s grassveld it is easy to find grazers, including Burchell’s

zebra, blue wildebeest, red hartebeest and black-faced impala. Kudu are found on the margins of the woodland, whilst giraffe nibble the acacias and eland come to drink. Elephant occur in hundred-strong herds whilst black and white rhino are found, particularly in the west of the park.

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 11 – Thurday 30 April Namibia – Etosha Mokuti Etosha Lodge Day 10 - Wednesday 29 April Namibia – Etosha National Park Okaukuejo Resort Day 12 – Friday 1 May Namibia – Rundu Hakusembe River Lodge

Day 12 Day 10 Day 11

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 14 - Sunday 3 May Day 15 - Monday 4 May Botswana – Chobe Chobe Game Lodge Day 13 - Saturday 2 May Namibia – Caprivi / Okovango Region Divava Okavango Resort

Day 15 Day 13 Day 14

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Chobe National Park

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CHOBE NATIONAL PARK: BOTSWANA

  • Botswana is renowned for its environmental complexity and contrast.

Its diverse terrain, wildlife, plants, birds and reptiles make this an excellent safari destination.

  • Situated in Northern Botswana on the Chobe River

, the Chobe National Park encompasses a lush riverine system including floodplains, woodland and periodic marsh. The unique aspect of this area is that safari is carried out both on land and water . The diversity of habitats attracts multitudinous game.

  • In particular

, there is an impressively huge elephant population at Chobe – the largest in the world at around 140,000 elephants. The park is exceptionally close to the borders of Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe, enabling sightseeing trips to other countries as part of your journey.

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 16 – Tuesday 5 May Day 17 – Wednesday 6 May Day 18 - Thursday 7 May Zambia – Livingstone Royal Livingstone Hotel

On May 7 possibility of a tented camp in Zimbabwe TBC

Day 18 Day 16 Day 17

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VICTORIA FALLS

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Victoria Falls

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VICTORIA FALLS: ZAMBIA

  • When David Livingstone, the Scottish missionary, first

glimpsed the majestic Falls in 1855, he claimed “Scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight” and named them after Queen Victoria. The force of the falling water produces high clouds of spray, which gave the falls their African name: Mosi-oa-Tunya - “the Smoke that Thunders”.

  • Livingstone, is the tourism capital of Zambia. Located just

10km from the world-famous, spectacular Victoria Falls and the starting point for a number of adrenaline activities and sightseeing adventures, Livingstone has earned its title as the Adventure Capital ofAfrica.

  • Activities at the Falls include, Elephant Interaction, Bunji

Jumping, High wire Activities, White Water Rafting, Canoe safaris, Helicopter Flights over the Falls and Cultural Village experiences.

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 19 - Friday 8 May Day 20 – Saturday 9 May Zimbabwe – Lake Kariba Zambezi Explorer House Boat

Day 20 Day 19

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 22 – Monday 11 May Zimbabwe – Mutare Leopard Rock Hotel & Golf Day 21 – Sunday 10 May Zimbabwe – Harare Meikles Hotel

Day 21 Day 22

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Vilanculos

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Day 23 Day 24

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Day 23 – Tuesday May 12 Day 24 – Wednesday May 13 Mozambique – Villankulos Anantara, Bazaruto Island 5*

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VILANCULOUS: MOZAMBIQUE

  • Mozambique is an enticing international incentive destination
  • ffering many possibilities. The beaches and coral reefs of

Mozambique qualify as among the most beautiful and pristine in

  • Africa. The Mozambique coastline and offshore islands are renowned

for an abundance of flora, birdlife and marine life and the conservation of these natural resources is of major importance for the country.

  • Vilanculos and the Bazaruto Archipelago offer idyllic, tropical resorts

where the opportunity to relax on a sun-drenched beach can be combined with a surprising array of activities that will entice the

  • senses. Whether diving with Dugongs in Vilanculos Bay, or landing a

King Fish off Benguerra Island, your trip to this part of Mozambique is guaranteed to be a magical, unforgettable experience.

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 26 – Friday 15 May Mozambique - Maputo Serena Polana Hotel Day 25 – Thursday 14 May Mozambique - Inhambane Hotel Casa Do Capitao Day 27 – Saturday 16 May Swaziland Piggs Peak Resort and Casino

Day 27 Day 25 Day 26

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Phinda Safari

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PHINDA: SOUTH AFRICA

  • Set within easy reach of the Indian Ocean

coastline and the famous iSimangaliso / Greater St Lucia Wetland Park in northern KwaZulu-Natal, &Beyond Phinda Private Game Reserve is known for its abundant wildlife, diversity of habitats and wide range of safari activities. Thanks to its coastal rainfall pattern, &Beyond Phinda Private Game Reserve enjoys a lush green environment that contains seven distinct ecosystems. &Beyond Phinda is often referred to as ‘Seven Worlds of Wonder .’ This fascinating variety of landscape and vegetation shelters an abundance of wildlife, including not only the Big Five but many rarer and less easily spotted species, such as the elusive cheetah or the scarce black rhino.

  • Activities include morning and afternoon 4x4 safari

drives in search of the Big 5: Rhino, Leopard, Lion, Buffalo and the majestic African Elephant.

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DAY 3 – 11 March

Day 3

Day 28 – Sunday 17 May Day 29 – Monday 18 May South Africa – Phinda Phinda Mountain Lodge Day 30 – Tuesday 19 May South Africa - Durban Oyster Box

Day 30 Day 28 Day 29

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Durban

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A Journey through Southern Africa….

South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique & Swaziland

0ver 7.000 kilometres or 4.420 Miles of pure nature discovery… 23 days of driving with 6 days of rest in some of the best hotels in the world ! Tentative budget based on a minimum of 15 cars participating : US$ 44.580 or € 38.820 Shipping from the UK or continental Europe : US$ 6.230 or € 5.665 Included:

  • Most of the meals (breakfast and dinner ) are included, drinks and some lunches are not.
  • Mechanic Paul on the whole trip. Warehouse and pre-check of the cars in Capetown
  • 500 £ of emergency consumables, spare parts
  • An Emergency doctor, a medical and evacuation insurance
  • 2 Destination Rally Staff

Notes:

  • The program and itinerary are subject to changes after the inspection trip.
  • Vaccination is necessary. A “carnet de passage “ is needed.

**Prices based on 2019 prices & an exchange rate of 1€ = 1,15 US$ . The price will only change if there is a significant difference in the exchange rate.

January 10th 2019

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Thank You