(Meal: Breakfast)
On this 2 day Aquila Safari you will visit the 4 star and malaria free Aquila Private Game Reserve which stands in an area of 4,500 hectares of Southern Karoo Highlands encapsulating breathtaking majestic mountains, rivers, valley’s and kloofs. In the morning, transfer to the Aquila Private Game Reserve. Enjoy lunch upon arrival and check in to your cottage. In the afternoon embark on a 2-3 hour game drive and visit Aquila Rehabilitation and Conservation Centre. Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.
(Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
In the early morning, enjoy a game drive. Return back to the hotel for breakfast. Afterward, check out of the cottage and enjoy some leisure time before departing back to Cape Town. Upon arrival in Cape Town, transfer to the hotel and check in and the remainder of the day will be at your own leisure to enjoy.
(Meal: Breakfast)
Day 5:
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Cape Town
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 Holiday Inn Express City Centre or Similar
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Today, the entire day will be at your own leisure to enjoy or opt for an optional tour.
(Meal: Breakfast)
(Optional Tour) Half Day Shark Cage Diving Tour
Price: USD $ 185.00 Per Person
Get a once-in-a-lifetime experience by shark cage diving in Gansbaai with Great White sharks. You will be picked up from the hotel. Dyer island is just off the coast and is home to one of the largest seal colonies in Southern Africa. The approximately 60 000 seals provide the main diet of the Great White Shark. The channel that intersects this island is called Shark Alley. We arrive at the crew house an hour before launch. You will be required to complete the necessary indemnity forms followed by breakfast. This is followed by a safety briefing with the tour guide after which the boat, departs from the harbor to look for the sharks on a 20 minute boat trip to Shark Alley(in Winter) or a 10-15 minute trip to the alternative viewing spot (in Summer) where most of the sharks usually hang out. Once the Great White Sharks arrive, you will have the opportunity to photograph these apex predators in their natural environment searching for the food source on the surface, next to the boat. This is when you enter the shark cage! The cage is secured to the side of the boat, and during the cage dives it stays a few feet (meters) below the surface of the water. This means it’s easy for you to get out of the water at any point. If you decide not to get into the cage, you’ll still enjoy excellent views of the sharks swimming around the boat.
Today, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight back home as your trip comes to an end.
(Meal: Breakfast)
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