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South African Adventure - Golf Safari
An epic nine day journey, combining fantastic game reserves and luxury golf courses all aboard the unique Pride of Africa train. Depart from Capital Park Station, Pretoria and follow the beautiful Drakensberg mountain range to Swaziland, Durban and Zululand. Tee off at some of South Africa's finest golf courses and end your once in a lifetime trip in the incredible Sun City!
From $5,851 per person
Choose your holiday: Price per person
- from $5,851 8 Night Luxury Holiday by Rail - Pullman Suite
- from $8,856 8 Night Luxury Holiday by Rail - Deluxe Suite
- from $11,703 8 Night Luxury Holiday by Rail - Royal Suite
Prices are shown in United States Dollars $
Itinerary - 8 Night Luxury Holiday by Rail - Pullman Suite
Day 1
Depart Capital Park Pretoria
Board the Pride of Africa train in Pretoria, the home of Rovos Rail. The impressive Capital Park Station, once home to all the steam trains in the Transvaal, is a fantastic departure point for your adventure.
Settle in to your luxurious Pullman Suite and meet with fellow passengers for a drink in the cosy lounge bar. Watch Pretoria fade into the horizon from the impressive Observation Car before enjoying your first lunch made by the Rovos Rail professional chefs.
As you journey through the spectacular scenery of the Drakensberg Mountains, descend 14kms through switchbacks, tunnels and along the Eastern Line, opened by Paul Kruger in 1895 and built alongside the incredible Crocodile River Valley. Overnight in the attractive town of Nelspruit, set amidst charming orange groves.
Day 2
Kruger National Park and Hans Merensky Golf
After a substantial continental breakfast, golfers will transfer to the Hans Merensky Golf Course. Non-golfers will make their way to the world-famous Kruger National Park. Covering 1,963 square kilometres and home to 147 types of mammal, the Kruger is an incredible park. Keep watch for the leopards and powerful rhinos who make their home here.
Return back to the train and journey through the picturesque northern lowveld from the famous mineral town, Phalaborwa to the border town of Komatipport lying between South Africa and Mozambique. Travel through two famous koppies (hills), Sealane and Kgpolwe now known as national monuments and journey onwards to Swaziland.
Overnight in Mpaka located on the northern border of Swaziland.
Day 3
Royal Swazi Golf Course and the Mkhya Game Reserve
Breakfast is served as the train meanders through Swaziland to the Royal Swazi Sun & Golf Course. Any non-golfers will take a scenic drive to Ngwenya Glass Factory and lunch at the Guava galleries. Spend a fascinating afternoon in the Mkhaya Game Reserve, Swaziland's refuge for endangered animals. Watch out for rare species such as the black and white rhino, sable antelope and African elephant.
Return to the train and spend the evening travelling through the Hluhluwe valley and Golela famous for its sugar cane plantations. Unwind in the cosy lounge before retiring to your suite for a well-earned rest.
Day 4
Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve
Enjoy fresh coffee, pastries and fruit for breakfast before embarking on a game drive in the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve. Once a hunting ground of Zulu kings, the beautiful Hluhluwe River meanders through the centre of the reserve offering rich grazing and a variety of species. Keep your eyes peeled for lions, cheetahs and giraffes as you drive through the park.
Once back on the Pride of Africa, settle down for a High Tea in the lounge as the train heads towards Durban. Travel through the Valley of a Thousand Hills, the battlefields of the infamous Boer War, and Pietermaritzburg, home to the wars between the Zulus and the Voortrekkers. Blue green meadows, lush valleys and dairy farms dot the landscape along your journey.
Arrive in Durban where the “Pride of Africa” will spend the night.
Day 5
Durban and The Country Club Beachwood Golf Course
After an early morning breakfast, golfers will be escorted to the luxurious Country Club Beachwood Course. Non-golfers will spend the morning discovering Durban's culture and history with a city tour. Once South Africa's busiest port, Durban is the third largest city and includes an exquisite beachfront.
Enjoy a delicious lunch at Country Club Beachwood before returning to the train. Leave Durban and travel through the Kwazulu-Natal region. As you dine on African specialities, the line traverses through a series of tunnels and past the spectacular Howick Falls which descend 120 metres from the Umgeni River. Arrive in Estcourt, where the train will stop overnight.
Day 6
The Champagne Sports Resort and Spionkop Lodge
In the morning, golfers will head to the plush Champagne Sports Resort, designed by Hugh Baiocchi and surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges, for an early tee-off. Any non-golfers will spend the morning on a Battlefields Tour. Raymond Heron, the guest lecturer will uncover the history of Ladysmith where the Anglo-Boer War was fought between 1899 and 1902, Archibishop Colenso, one of Natal history's most interesting characters and General Sir George White, commander in chief of the British forces.
After lunch at Spionkop Lodge, return to the train and depart for Koster. Enjoy a drink with fellow travellers in the bar as you climb through the Drakensberg range. Spend a relaxing afternoon in your suite before a tasty dinner is served in the dining car.
Day 7
On Board the Pride of Africa
As the Pride of Africa leaves Ladysmith, spend a day onboard the train absorbing the beautiful landscape as you head north towards Johannesburg. Pass through Charlestown, the border point between Natal and the republic of Transvaal pre-1899 and the famous Goldfields of Johannesburg. Gauteng, known as the "place of gold" still produces over 600 tons of 24 carat gold every year!
Day 8
Sun City and Pilansberg Game Reserve
Awake on your penultimate day of luxury. Golfers will transfer straight to Sun City for an early morning tee-off. Sun City could be mistaken for a mirage. Located within a volcanic valley surrounded by the Pilansberg Mountains, the complex offers luxurious hotels, restaurants and a fantastic golf course. Non golfers will enjoy their final morning game drive in the Pilanesberg National Park, featuring the "Big Five" among which are three hundred rhinos.
In the afternoon, the group will remain at Sun City to explore this stunning oasis, featuring cascading waterfalls, tropical gardens and the Sky Train which zips guests between locations.
After a sumptuous lunch, reboard the train for your last journey across South Africa aboard the Pride of Africa.
Day 9
Arrive Pretoria
Awake for your final breakfast aboard the train as you journey through the South African landscape. Arrive back in Pretoria and bid a fond farewell to your new friends.
Depart from Pretoria Capital Park Station
Giraffes in the Kruger National Park
To Durban
Durban
Dinner aboard the Pride of Africa
The Transvaal
Rhinos at the Pilanesberg Park
Railbookers recommends
- We can organise British Airways flights and hotels before and after the journey to make your holiday extra-special.
- Please call our Travel Consultants for details
Pretoria
Discovered by the Voortrekkers in 1837, Pretoria (named after one of the early settlers, Andrieus Pretorius) became a focal point of the Boer community and is now the administrative and diplomatic capital of South Africa. The Palace of Justice, Raadsaal (Parliament) and Voortrekker Monument are all impressive structures. In autumn, the city comes alive with beautiful lavender Jacaranda trees.
The trains - which may be hauled by steam, diesel or electric locomotives at various stages of the journey - carry a maximum of 72 passengers in 36 superbly appointed suites.
There are three types of suite aboard the Rovos trains. All are extremely comfortable and allow guests to travel in luxury and privacy. The décor is of the highest standard and all cabins are equipped with a personal safe. A fridge with cold beverages is included in all suites and room service is available 24 hours a day.
PULLMAN SUITE Size of 7 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). During the day this can be converted into a comfortable couch. All have an en-suite bathroom with modern furnishings such as hot showers, hair dryers and shaver plugs.
DELUXE SUITE Size of 11 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). Deluxe suites include a separate lounge area and ensuite bathroom with hot shower, hair dryer and shaver plugs.
ROYAL SUITES Size of 16 square metres (half a carriage) and includes a double bed or side by side beds (for twin or double occupancy). Each suite has its own private lounge and ensuite bathroom with Victorian bath and separate shower. The Edwardian furnishings are the epitome of luxury and the suite is fully air-conditioned for full comfort.
An enthusiastic team of chefs is responsible for creating menus from fresh local ingredients, and traditional dishes such as game are a specialty. Every morning there's a full breakfast, for lunch and dinner there is a starter and a choice of fish, meat or vegetarian dishes, followed by dessert and complemented by South African wines. Formal dress is preferred at lunch and dinner to blend with the fine china, crisp linen and professional service.
The dining car carriages have been meticulously restored to their former glory. Each of the trains has two 42-seater dining cars to accommodate all passengers at one sitting. Each train has a non-smoking Observation Car at the rear of the train, while the coach next to it contains a small smoking lounge. A unique feature of the Observation Cars is the enlarged windows and open-air balconies.
A medical practioner, hair stylist and historian will accompany the journey at certain points of the journey.
8 Night Luxury Holiday by Rail - Pullman Suite
Onboard the train - the price is per person in a shared accommodation and includes meals and sightseeing excursions accompanied by a qualified tour guide, alcoholic beverages aboard the train, selected meals and drinks during the excursions, entrance fees to places of interest, 24 hour full room service and bar facilities and government taxes. Excursions may be changed according to schedule achieved and arrival/departure times may change. Included in golfing activites are green fees and caddies, cart where applicable and of course beverages. Please Note - Visas are not included and must be purchased separately. Precautions against Malaria are advised. Border formalities will take place during border crossings. Please Note Accommodation is based on a Pullman Suite.
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Itinerary - 8 Night Luxury Holiday by Rail - Deluxe Suite
Day 1
Depart Capital Park Pretoria
Board the Pride of Africa train in Pretoria, the home of Rovos Rail. The impressive Capital Park Station, once home to all the steam trains in the Transvaal, is a fantastic departure point for your adventure.
Settle in to your luxurious Deluxe Suite and meet with fellow passengers for a drink in the cosy lounge bar. Watch Pretoria fade into the horizon from the impressive Observation Car before enjoying your first lunch made by the Rovos Rail professional chefs.
As you journey through the spectacular scenery of the Drakensberg Mountains, descend 14kms through switchbacks, tunnels and along the Eastern Line, opened by Paul Kruger in 1895 and built alongside the incredible Crocodile River Valley. Overnight in the attractive town of Nelspruit, set amidst charming orange groves.
Day 2
Kruger National Park and Hans Merensky Golf
After a substantial continental breakfast, golfers will transfer to the Hans Merensky Golf Course. Non-golfers will make their way to the world-famous Kruger National Park. Covering 1,963 square kilometres and home to 147 types of mammal, the Kruger is an incredible park. Keep watch for the leopards and powerful rhinos who make their home here.
Return back to the train and journey through the picturesque northern lowveld from the famous mineral town, Phalaborwa to the border town of Komatipport lying between South Africa and Mozambique. Travel through two famous koppies (hills), Sealane and Kgpolwe now known as national monuments and journey onwards to Swaziland.
Overnight in Mpaka located on the northern border of Swaziland.
Day 3
Royal Swazi Golf Course and the Mkhya Game Reserve
Breakfast is served as the train meanders through Swaziland to the Royal Swazi Sun & Golf Course. Any non-golfers will take a scenic drive to Ngwenya Glass Factory and lunch at the Guava galleries. Spend a fascinating afternoon in the Mkhaya Game Reserve, Swaziland's refuge for endangered animals. Watch out for rare species such as the black and white rhino, sable antelope and African elephant.
Return to the train and spend the evening travelling through the Hluhluwe valley and Golela famous for its sugar cane plantations. Unwind in the cosy lounge before retiring to your suite for a well-earned rest.
Day 4
Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve
Enjoy fresh coffee, pastries and fruit for breakfast before embarking on a game drive in the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve. Once a hunting ground of Zulu kings, the beautiful Hluhluwe River meanders through the centre of the reserve offering rich grazing and a variety of species. Keep your eyes peeled for lions, cheetahs and giraffes as you drive through the park.
Once back on the Pride of Africa, settle down for a High Tea in the lounge as the train heads towards Durban. Travel through the Valley of a Thousand Hills, the battlefields of the infamous Boer War, and Pietermaritzburg, home to the wars between the Zulus and the Voortrekkers. Blue green meadows, lush valleys and dairy farms dot the landscape along your journey.
Arrive in Durban where the “Pride of Africa” will spend the night.
Day 5
Durban and The Country Club Beachwood Golf Course
After an early morning breakfast, golfers will be escorted to the luxurious Country Club Beachwood Course. Non-golfers will spend the morning discovering Durban's culture and history with a city tour. Once South Africa's busiest port, Durban is the third largest city and includes an exquisite beachfront.
Enjoy a delicious lunch at Country Club Beachwood before returning to the train. Leave Durban and travel through the Kwazulu-Natal region. As you dine on African specialities, the line traverses through a series of tunnels and past the spectacular Howick Falls which descend 120 metres from the Umgeni River. Arrive in Estcourt, where the train will stop overnight.
Day 6
The Champagne Sports Resort and Spionkop Lodge
In the morning, golfers will head to the plush Champagne Sports Resort, designed by Hugh Baiocchi and surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges, for an early tee-off. Any non-golfers will spend the morning on a Battlefields Tour. Raymond Heron, the guest lecturer will uncover the history of Ladysmith where the Anglo-Boer War was fought between 1899 and 1902, Archibishop Colenso, one of Natal history's most interesting characters and General Sir George White, commander in chief of the British forces.
After lunch at Spionkop Lodge, return to the train and depart for Koster. Enjoy a drink with fellow travellers in the bar as you climb through the Drakensberg range. Spend a relaxing afternoon in your suite before a tasty dinner is served in the dining car.
Day 7
On Board the Pride of Africa
As the Pride of Africa leaves Ladysmith, spend a day onboard the train absorbing the beautiful landscape as you head north towards Johannesburg. Pass through Charlestown, the border point between Natal and the republic of Transvaal pre-1899 and the famous Goldfields of Johannesburg. Gauteng, known as the "place of gold" still produces over 600 tons of 24 carat gold every year!
Day 8
Sun City and Pilansberg Game Reserve
Awake on your penultimate day of luxury. Golfers will transfer straight to Sun City for an early morning tee-off. Sun City could be mistaken for a mirage. Located within a volcanic valley surrounded by the Pilansberg Mountains, the complex offers luxurious hotels, restaurants and a fantastic golf course. Non golfers will enjoy their final morning game drive in the Pilanesberg National Park, featuring the "Big Five" among which are three hundred rhinos.
In the afternoon, the group will remain at Sun City to explore this stunning oasis, featuring cascading waterfalls, tropical gardens and the Sky Train which zips guests between locations.
After a sumptuous lunch, reboard the train for your last journey across South Africa aboard the Pride of Africa.
Day 9
Arrive Pretoria
Awake for your final breakfast aboard the train as you journey through the South African landscape. Arrive back in Pretoria and bid a fond farewell to your new friends.
Railbookers recommends
- We can organise British Airways flights and hotels before and after the journey to make your holiday extra-special.
- Please call our Travel Consultants for details
Pretoria
Discovered by the Voortrekkers in 1837, Pretoria (named after one of the early settlers, Andrieus Pretorius) became a focal point of the Boer community and is now the administrative and diplomatic capital of South Africa. The Palace of Justice, Raadsaal (Parliament) and Voortrekker Monument are all impressive structures. In autumn, the city comes alive with beautiful lavender Jacaranda trees.
The trains - which may be hauled by steam, diesel or electric locomotives at various stages of the journey - carry a maximum of 72 passengers in 36 superbly appointed suites.
There are three types of suite aboard the Rovos trains. All are extremely comfortable and allow guests to travel in luxury and privacy. The décor is of the highest standard and all cabins are equipped with a personal safe. A fridge with cold beverages is included in all suites and room service is available 24 hours a day.
PULLMAN SUITE Size of 7 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). During the day this can be converted into a comfortable couch. All have an en-suite bathroom with modern furnishings such as hot showers, hair dryers and shaver plugs.
DELUXE SUITE Size of 11 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). Deluxe suites include a separate lounge area and ensuite bathroom with hot shower, hair dryer and shaver plugs.
ROYAL SUITES Size of 16 square metres (half a carriage) and includes a double bed or side by side beds (for twin or double occupancy). Each suite has its own private lounge and ensuite bathroom with Victorian bath and separate shower. The Edwardian furnishings are the epitome of luxury and the suite is fully air-conditioned for full comfort.
An enthusiastic team of chefs is responsible for creating menus from fresh local ingredients, and traditional dishes such as game are a specialty. Every morning there's a full breakfast, for lunch and dinner there is a starter and a choice of fish, meat or vegetarian dishes, followed by dessert and complemented by South African wines. Formal dress is preferred at lunch and dinner to blend with the fine china, crisp linen and professional service.
The dining car carriages have been meticulously restored to their former glory. Each of the trains has two 42-seater dining cars to accommodate all passengers at one sitting. Each train has a non-smoking Observation Car at the rear of the train, while the coach next to it contains a small smoking lounge. A unique feature of the Observation Cars is the enlarged windows and open-air balconies.
A medical practioner, hair stylist and historian will accompany the journey at certain points of the journey.
8 Night Luxury Holiday by Rail - Deluxe Suite
Onboard the train - the price is per person in a shared accommodation and includes meals and sightseeing excursions accompanied by a qualified tour guide, alcoholic beverages aboard the train, selected meals and drinks during the excursions, entrance fees to places of interest, 24 hour full room service and bar facilities and government taxes. Excursions may be changed according to schedule achieved and arrival/departure times may change. Included in golfing activites are green fees and caddies, cart where applicable and of course beverages. Please Note - Visas are not included and must be purchased separately. Precautions against Malaria are advised. Border formalities will take place during border crossings. Please Note Accommodation is based on a Deluxe Suite.
More dates and
prices available
Add extra nights to your holiday, stop off en route, or book train travel from a European train station.
Call us on (646) 770 2894, and let us help you plan your perfect holiday.
Prices are shown in United States Dollars $
Select departure month and day of travel below.
Price shown is for 8 night holiday per person departing on your chosen date.
Departing on . To book call (646) 770 2894
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Itinerary - 8 Night Luxury Holiday by Rail - Royal Suite
Day 1
Depart Capital Park Pretoria
Board the Pride of Africa train in Pretoria, the home of Rovos Rail. The impressive Capital Park Station, once home to all the steam trains in the Transvaal, is a fantastic departure point for your adventure.
Settle in to your luxurious Royal Suite and meet with fellow passengers for a drink in the cosy lounge bar. Watch Pretoria fade into the horizon from the impressive Observation Car before enjoying your first lunch made by the Rovos Rail professional chefs.
As you journey through the spectacular scenery of the Drakensberg Mountains, descend 14kms through switchbacks, tunnels and along the Eastern Line, opened by Paul Kruger in 1895 and built alongside the incredible Crocodile River Valley. Overnight in the attractive town of Nelspruit, set amidst charming orange groves.
Day 2
Kruger National Park and Hans Merensky Golf
After a substantial continental breakfast, golfers will transfer to the Hans Merensky Golf Course. Non-golfers will make their way to the world-famous Kruger National Park. Covering 1,963 square kilometres and home to 147 types of mammal, the Kruger is an incredible park. Keep watch for the leopards and powerful rhinos who make their home here.
Return back to the train and journey through the picturesque northern lowveld from the famous mineral town, Phalaborwa to the border town of Komatipport lying between South Africa and Mozambique. Travel through two famous koppies (hills), Sealane and Kgpolwe now known as national monuments and journey onwards to Swaziland.
Overnight in Mpaka located on the northern border of Swaziland.
Day 3
Royal Swazi Golf Course and the Mkhya Game Reserve
Breakfast is served as the train meanders through Swaziland to the Royal Swazi Sun & Golf Course. Any non-golfers will take a scenic drive to Ngwenya Glass Factory and lunch at the Guava galleries. Spend a fascinating afternoon in the Mkhaya Game Reserve, Swaziland's refuge for endangered animals. Watch out for rare species such as the black and white rhino, sable antelope and African elephant.
Return to the train and spend the evening travelling through the Hluhluwe valley and Golela famous for its sugar cane plantations. Unwind in the cosy lounge before retiring to your suite for a well-earned rest.
Day 4
Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve
Enjoy fresh coffee, pastries and fruit for breakfast before embarking on a game drive in the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve. Once a hunting ground of Zulu kings, the beautiful Hluhluwe River meanders through the centre of the reserve offering rich grazing and a variety of species. Keep your eyes peeled for lions, cheetahs and giraffes as you drive through the park.
Once back on the Pride of Africa, settle down for a High Tea in the lounge as the train heads towards Durban. Travel through the Valley of a Thousand Hills, the battlefields of the infamous Boer War, and Pietermaritzburg, home to the wars between the Zulus and the Voortrekkers. Blue green meadows, lush valleys and dairy farms dot the landscape along your journey.
Arrive in Durban where the “Pride of Africa” will spend the night.
Day 5
Durban and The Country Club Beachwood Golf Course
After an early morning breakfast, golfers will be escorted to the luxurious Country Club Beachwood Course. Non-golfers will spend the morning discovering Durban's culture and history with a city tour. Once South Africa's busiest port, Durban is the third largest city and includes an exquisite beachfront.
Enjoy a delicious lunch at Country Club Beachwood before returning to the train. Leave Durban and travel through the Kwazulu-Natal region. As you dine on African specialities, the line traverses through a series of tunnels and past the spectacular Howick Falls which descend 120 metres from the Umgeni River. Arrive in Estcourt, where the train will stop overnight.
Day 6
The Champagne Sports Resort and Spionkop Lodge
In the morning, golfers will head to the plush Champagne Sports Resort, designed by Hugh Baiocchi and surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges, for an early tee-off. Any non-golfers will spend the morning on a Battlefields Tour. Raymond Heron, the guest lecturer will uncover the history of Ladysmith where the Anglo-Boer War was fought between 1899 and 1902, Archibishop Colenso, one of Natal history's most interesting characters and General Sir George White, commander in chief of the British forces.
After lunch at Spionkop Lodge, return to the train and depart for Koster. Enjoy a drink with fellow travellers in the bar as you climb through the Drakensberg range. Spend a relaxing afternoon in your suite before a tasty dinner is served in the dining car.
Day 7
On Board the Pride of Africa
As the Pride of Africa leaves Ladysmith, spend a day onboard the train absorbing the beautiful landscape as you head north towards Johannesburg. Pass through Charlestown, the border point between Natal and the republic of Transvaal pre-1899 and the famous Goldfields of Johannesburg. Gauteng, known as the "place of gold" still produces over 600 tons of 24 carat gold every year!
Day 8
Sun City and Pilansberg Game Reserve
Awake on your penultimate day of luxury. Golfers will transfer straight to Sun City for an early morning tee-off. Sun City could be mistaken for a mirage. Located within a volcanic valley surrounded by the Pilansberg Mountains, the complex offers luxurious hotels, restaurants and a fantastic golf course. Non golfers will enjoy their final morning game drive in the Pilanesberg National Park, featuring the "Big Five" among which are three hundred rhinos.
In the afternoon, the group will remain at Sun City to explore this stunning oasis, featuring cascading waterfalls, tropical gardens and the Sky Train which zips guests between locations.
After a sumptuous lunch, reboard the train for your last journey across South Africa aboard the Pride of Africa.
Day 9
Arrive Pretoria
Awake for your final breakfast aboard the train as you journey through the South African landscape. Arrive back in Pretoria and bid a fond farewell to your new friends.
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Pretoria
Discovered by the Voortrekkers in 1837, Pretoria (named after one of the early settlers, Andrieus Pretorius) became a focal point of the Boer community and is now the administrative and diplomatic capital of South Africa. The Palace of Justice, Raadsaal (Parliament) and Voortrekker Monument are all impressive structures. In autumn, the city comes alive with beautiful lavender Jacaranda trees.
The trains - which may be hauled by steam, diesel or electric locomotives at various stages of the journey - carry a maximum of 72 passengers in 36 superbly appointed suites.
There are three types of suite aboard the Rovos trains. All are extremely comfortable and allow guests to travel in luxury and privacy. The décor is of the highest standard and all cabins are equipped with a personal safe. A fridge with cold beverages is included in all suites and room service is available 24 hours a day.
PULLMAN SUITE Size of 7 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). During the day this can be converted into a comfortable couch. All have an en-suite bathroom with modern furnishings such as hot showers, hair dryers and shaver plugs.
DELUXE SUITE Size of 11 square metres and includes a double bed or bunk beds (for twin or double occupancy). Deluxe suites include a separate lounge area and ensuite bathroom with hot shower, hair dryer and shaver plugs.
ROYAL SUITES Size of 16 square metres (half a carriage) and includes a double bed or side by side beds (for twin or double occupancy). Each suite has its own private lounge and ensuite bathroom with Victorian bath and separate shower. The Edwardian furnishings are the epitome of luxury and the suite is fully air-conditioned for full comfort.
An enthusiastic team of chefs is responsible for creating menus from fresh local ingredients, and traditional dishes such as game are a specialty. Every morning there's a full breakfast, for lunch and dinner there is a starter and a choice of fish, meat or vegetarian dishes, followed by dessert and complemented by South African wines. Formal dress is preferred at lunch and dinner to blend with the fine china, crisp linen and professional service.
The dining car carriages have been meticulously restored to their former glory. Each of the trains has two 42-seater dining cars to accommodate all passengers at one sitting. Each train has a non-smoking Observation Car at the rear of the train, while the coach next to it contains a small smoking lounge. A unique feature of the Observation Cars is the enlarged windows and open-air balconies.
A medical practioner, hair stylist and historian will accompany the journey at certain points of the journey.
8 Night Luxury Holiday by Rail - Royal Suite
Onboard the train - the price is per person in a shared accommodation and includes meals and sightseeing excursions accompanied by a qualified tour guide, alcoholic beverages aboard the train, selected meals and drinks during the excursions, entrance fees to places of interest, 24 hour full room service and bar facilities and government taxes. Excursions may be changed according to schedule achieved and arrival/departure times may change. Included in golfing activites are green fees and caddies, cart where applicable and of course beverages. Please Note - Visas are not included and must be purchased separately. Precautions against Malaria are advised. Border formalities will take place during border crossings. Please Note Accommodation is based on a Royal Suite.
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Hotel and room facilities may be subject to an extra charge or are on request.
We accept all major credit and debit cards. If you pay by debit card there is no extra charge; if you choose to pay by credit card a 2% surcharge applies.
Holidays including flights are operated by our sister company Railbookers Signature Holidays, a trading name of Travel Definitions Limited which is ATOL protected, number 9040.
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