Layers of connection in a sought-after safari
03 September 2018
SOUTH AFRICA
There is limited space available from November through to February. Enquire now:
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Scheduled Flights: Multiple daily flights from Johannesburg and Cape Town to Port Elizabeth and a short charter flight or road transfer to Kwandwe.
Private Charter: Kwandwe has private 2 km tarred runway that can land medium jets. Connecting straight from Kruger, Tswalu, Johannesburg and Cape Town, private charter is in high demand.
DO NOT MISS
Seychelles
1500km east of mainland East Africa lies an archipelago of 115 islands collectively known as Seychelles. The outer islands, with a land area of 220 km2 make up almost half of the land area of Seychelles and 2% of its population. These outer islands comprise 9 important bird areas, the largest population of giant tortoises, nesting grounds for turtles, over 180 bird species, 320 species of coral, over 1000 fish species, spinner dolphins, humpback whales, bottlenose dolphins, pilot whales, melon-headed whales and even the elusive dugong.
Within the outer islands is the Alphonse Group, the coral islands of Alphonse, St Francois and Bijoutier, about 1 hour's flight and 250km from Mahé. Just over 1000 km southwest of Mahé you find the Aldabra Group, including Cosmoledo and Astove Atolls. An atoll is a ring-shaped coral reef including a coral rim that encircles a lagoon partially or completely. There may be coral islands or cays on the rim. The coral of the atoll often sits atop the rim of an extinct seamount or volcano which has eroded or subsided partially beneath the water. The lagoon forms over the volcanic crater or caldera while the higher rim remains above water or at shallow depths that permit the coral to grow and form the reefs.
It is amidst this vast oceanic playground that you will find Blue Safari Seychelles.
La Clé des Montagnes
The essence of La Clé des Montagnes lies not only within the exceptional attention to detail, exquisite finishes, and superb location but also in the breadth of experience.
Discover a sense of tranquility, space, taste, and style with the lifestyle of Franschhoek, made manifest at La Clé. Amidst vines and mountains is an experience to be savoured at La Clé Village and Lodge.
With a team of chefs, the cuisine is dynamic and fresh, from local-style 'braais' to laden breakfast tables, personalised picnics, private dining and select Shared Table evenings. Soak up the valley and enjoy a truly memorable stay in the heart of Franschhoek.