Day 2: Sun City
Tee off early at the Gary Player Country Club, made famous by the Two Million Dollar Golf Challenge, which it hosts annually. The course lies amidst beautiful nature and is regarded as one of the best in the world. Stretching over more than 7000 meters, it definitely is one of the world's longest golf courses. All 18 holes can be classified as difficult. There are plenty of bunkers and water hazards in the shape of rivers and dams. The par five ninth, with its island green is sure to be amongst the most spectacular. The afternoon is spent at leisure.
Overnight: Cabanas
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 3: Pretoria
Tee off is at the Lost City course during the morning. The Lost City Golf Course is an 18-hole desert-style golf course with spectacular views across the bushveld. Unique to this 72 par course, are the 38 real crocodiles at the 13th hole, making this one of the most unusual golf courses in the world. The course covers more than 100 hectares and incorporates 28 000 square meters of water features. After completing the course and some time allowed for lunch, the tour makes its way to Pretoria, the South African capital city.
Overnight: Lombardy
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 4: Pretoria
Breakfast is followed by a short drive to the Silver Lakes Country Club.
Overnight: Lombardy
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 5: Kruger National Park
After breakfast the tour makes its way through the coal rich Highveld and the rolling hills of Mpumalanga to Malelaan Sun, situated on the banks of the Crocodile River, which forms the Southern boundary of the Kruger National Park. After some time for lunch and freshening up we embark on a game drive in Kruger. The area is a paradise for the wildlife enthusiast, with close to one hundred and fifty different mammal species ranging from Brant's climbing Mouse, weighing no more than a few grams, to the mighty African Elephant which can weigh up to seven thousand kilograms. The identified bird species in the area number more than five hundred and the area is blessed with an abundance of flora. The unique insight and knowledge of the guide is sure to add to the enjoyment and understanding of the habits and behavior of the different species.
Overnight: Buhala
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 6: Kruger National Park
Tee off at Leopard Creek, South Africa’s most prestigious course, which was designed around the concept of creating an Augusta in Africa. Situated on the Southern Border of the Kruger National Park and with the Crocodile River forming the divide, you are sure to be thrilled by the natural setting. Some golfers rate the experience better than both the Gary Player Course at Sun City as well as the Montague at Fancourt. A game drive conducted during the late afternoon could offer the opportunity of spotting one of the Big Cats, readying themselves for the hunt. Both the Leopard and Lion are nocturnal and would mostly become active during the late afternoon.
Overnight: Buhala
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 7: Kruger National Park
A sky, colored gloriously by the rising sun, greets guests on an early morning game drive, admiring the antelope of Africa as they ready themselves for a day of grazing or browsing, after the nervousness of night, when they are at their most vulnerable to the many predators in the area. Highlights of the day are sure to include sightings of one of the Big Five. The Rhino, Lion , Leopard, Buffalo and Elephant received this well known collective name in times past, when the first European hunters in Africa regarded them as the most dangerous animals on the continent.
Overnight: Buhala
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 8: Cape Town
After breakfast guests are transferred to Kruger Mpumalanga Airport for a flight to Cape Town. Guests are met upon arrival at Cape Town International Airport from where the rest of the day is spent exploring one the world's most beautiful cities. Table Mountain, arguably the most famous natural landmark in Africa, is first on the agenda. From Table Mountain one of the most impressive views of the world can be enjoyed, the Indian Ocean and the deep blue waters of the Atlantic, the Cape Peninsula which sinks away and allows these two great oceans to meet at Cape Point. We also visit the world famous Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, which had its conception when the mining magnate and philanthropist Cecil Rhodes donated the land to the people of South Africa. The garden is home to 4000 of the 18000 species of Flora which are found in South Africa and creates a most remarkable display. It is the memorial to one of Africa's greatest son's, from where sweeping views of the entire Cape Flats can be enjoyed, where we end an unforgettable day.
Overnight: Ambassador
Meals: Dinner

Day 9: Cape Town
Tee off is after breakfast, on the Erinvale course, an 18 hole championship course designed by Gary Player. It hosted the World Cup of Golf in 1996 and is gaining a reputation as one of the Cape’s finest courses. Superb views over the Hottentots Holland as well as the Helderberg, make the setting of the course a scenic delight. The first nine are situated in a valley and feature quite a few hazards, but are relatively easy if compared with the second nine which mostly stretch over mountainous terrain and can be quite challenging. After some time for lunch and relaxation we visit the adjacent Vergelegen wine estate, where some of South Africa’s finest wines can be sampled, before returning to the hotel during the late afternoon.
Overnight: Ambassador
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 10: Cape Town
The Royal Cape has the distinction of being South Africa’s oldest course . A true championship course, it has played host to the South African Open no less than eleven times. It is essentially a parkland course with exceptional views of the Table Mountain Range. The well maintained fairways are narrow and tree lined, several water features also add to the degree of difficulty and enjoyment of this course. We begin play on this marvelous course during the mid morning, after which the late afternoon is spent at leisure at Erinvale.
Overnight: Ambassador
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 11: Arniston
The tour traces the coast from Gordon's Bay , traversing the towns of Rooi Els and Betties Bay on the way to Hermanus. En Route several stops are made at vantage points from where the Southern Right Whale can potentially be spotted. These whales frequent the waters of South Africa's coastline during the months of June to November. They travel approximately 2000 km's from the Southern Ocean to give birth in these waters. Spotting these graceful mammals regally splashing about is a most rewarding experience. Lunch is enjoyed in Hermanus with its sweeping views of Walker Bay, said to be the best place on the entire coast from which to do Whale watching. After some time spent in Hermanus the tour continues via Gansbay and Bredasdorp to the quaint fishing village of Arniston. The Village takes its name from a tragic shipwreck which occurred in these treacherous waters in 1815. The village is situated a stone’s throw from the Southern Tip of Africa and the coastline surrounding it is noted for its bizarre marine erosions of which the most famous is the Waenhuiskrans, an enormous cavern eroded from the cliffs within walking distance of Arniston. After a visit to the Waenhuiskrans we retire to the overnight destination.
Overnight: Arniston Hotel
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 12: Garden Route
We depart early for the scenically spectacular Garden Route. The tour makes its way north, passing the town of Mosselbay where the Portuguese sea farer Bartholomew Diaz first set foot in 1488. It is regarded as the Southern Entry point to the Garden Route and is situated not far from the town of George, where we base ourselves at the Fancourt Golfing Resort. It is home to three of South Africa’s finest courses and we devote the afternoon to playing the Outeniqua. The Gary Player designed course was named after the Mountain Range which forms the barrier between the Garden Route and the Little Karoo. A parkland course which takes in beautiful scenery , the Outeniqua is sure to reward both experienced players as well as novices.
Overnight: King George Hotel
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 13: Garden Route
A late breakfast is followed by tee of on the George Golf Course. It is continually rated as one of South Africa's finest courses. A well established course which takes in the grandeur of the Outeniqua Mountains and the lush vegetation which characterizes the Garden Route. The setting and challenge which this course presents is sure to make the day an unforgettable experience.
Overnight: King George Hotel
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 14: Garden Route
After breakfast guests travel to George where they board the Outeniqua Choo-Tjoe. The Choo-Tjoe is the very last of the scheduled South African steam railway services and it plies between George and Knysna daily. The Choo-Tjoe starts its journey from George and puffs its way through Victoria Bay, over the Kaaiman’s River Bridge, through Wilderness and over the Goukamma Valley before descending to Knysna. Some dramatic scenery, which brings to life the grandeur of the garden route, enjoyed by a means of travel which remind us of a gentler and more romantic age, is sure to make this an unforgettable experience. Guests are met at Knysna Station from where we devote the afternoon to playing Pezula, situated high above the Indian Ocean on one of Knysna’s famous heads . A relatively new course, utmost care has been taken in the design, as to ensure a great golfing experience on a sight which couldn't be more perfect. We return to George during the late afternoon.
Overnight: King George Hotel
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 15: Departure
The morning is spent at leisure after which guests are transferred to George Airport for a flight to Johannesburg. Guests are met at Johannesburg Airport and are transferred to any location of their choice in the city or are assisted in transferring to an international flight back to their country of origin, after a memorable South African golf tour.
Overnight: None
Meals: Breakfast