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With breathtaking vistas and grandiose canyons, it’s not hard to imagine to what the Panorama route owes its name. Embark on a week long ride that will stay with you for years to come. Watch wildlife in the Kruger National Park, peek out of God’s Window, cycle with locals and mountain bike among wild horses… From only ZAR 2,750. |
DAY-TO-DAY
Day 1: Johannesburg
Day 2: Panorama Route
Day 3: Timbavati
Day 4: Kruger Park
Day 5: Nelspruit
Day 6: Kaapsehoop
Day 7: Johannesburg
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ITINERARY
Day 1: Johannesburg – Graskop
On the first morning of your tour, after collecting your car, you drive towards the Panorama route. Stop at Dullstroom for lunch. Drive on through the town of Lydenburg, via the Robber’s pass to Pilgrims rest. Overnight in Graskop. As with all GoCycle accommodations the vicinity offers many nice cycling trails and there are bicycles available for you to use.
Day 2: Panorama Route
Explore the Panorama route with highlights such as God’s Window, the Bourke’s Luck potholes and the Three Rondavels. Drive on to Hoedspruit and check into Timbavati Safari lodge. Afternoon safari walk. Overnight Timbavati
Day 3: Timbavati
Embark on a cultural bicycle excursion (5 hours) through the local township. Watch performances by the local community. Lunch at Timbavati. End the day with a real South African braai
Day 4: Kruger Park
Full day in the Kruger National Park. Picnic lunch in park. Overnight in game lodge.
Day 5: Nelspruit
Drive to Nelspruit and visit the Botanical gardens and the Jane Goodall Institute for chimpanzees en route. Head towards Kaapsehoop and check in.
Day 6: Kaapsehoop
Explore Kaapsehoop with its wild “mustang” horses by mountain bike (full day). Overnight Kaapsehoop
Day 7: Johannesburg
Drive back to Johannesburg airport. If you wish to stay longer or want to combine this trip with any of our other tours, please let us assist you.
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The Bourke's Luck Potholes are one of the many highlights of the Panorama Route.
Photo:ZippingZebra.com
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Our trip was absolutely awesome. We were treated like royalty and the kids had an absolute blast. Isolated quiet and yet so many things for the kids to do and explore. We had such a great time that the kids are harassing me when we can go back, and that is one thing I will do is go back.
