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Fear factor food?

Traditional African fare consists of many dishes. Some of whom might not sound very appealing to those unfamiliar with them. Some dishes that will leave you something to talk about during birthday parties are Mopani worms, smileys (boiled sheep head) and walkie-talkies (chicken head and legs). Be adventurous but don’t be stupid. It’s not advisable to consume these at street-side stalls, but rather pay a little bit extra at a decent African restaurant.

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Experience the best of South Africa’s hospitality and sublime food. During this tour you will stay at established farm houses and estates with an excellent reputation for their cuisine. Tourist highlights include the Drakensberg Mountains, the Garden Route, Cape Agulhas, game viewing and of course many fun-filled evenings with superb dinners and great company. From only ZAR 12,950.

Cape Gourmet (8 days)

Cape Town offers a seemingly endless list of activities and “must-sees”. Often visitors find the few days at the end of their “South Africa trip” insufficient to explore it. That’s why we created this 8 day flydrive that lets you get a real, unrushed taste of the Mother City. From only ZAR 3,500.

Cape Flavour (9 days)

{vozmestart}This tour is designed for the visually impaired. It focuses on the basic senses of smell, touch, taste and hearing. Concentrating on using these 4 senses, allow us to show you some of Cape Town’s hidden environmental & cultural treasures. The focus of this tour is completely ‘hands-on’, where clients partake in all the excursions on offer, whilst local guides and story tellers paint visual pictures to complete the all-round sensory experiences.