Transfer from Cape Town to Sanbona Wildlife Reserve

Cape Town - Guests will be collected from their accommodation in Cape Town and surrounding areas at 8:00 am to travel to Sanbona Wildlife Reserve. It is essential to arrive at the Welcome Lounge at Sanbona by 12:00 pm, with a travel time of approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes. The journey will take you along the N1 through the Du Toit’s Kloof tunnel, joining the picturesque Route 62, passing through the towns of Robertson, Ashton, and Montagu, before reaching Sanbona Wildlife Reserve. Route 62 is renowned as the longest Wine Route in the world.

Sanbona Wildlife Reserve - Upon arrival at the Welcome Lounge at 12:00 pm, guests will be offered a refreshment before being transferred to their Game Lodge at Sanbona. Lunch will be served in the dining room, followed by check-in at the accommodation. In the evening, guests will enjoy a game drive, witnessing the stunning sunset over the Little Karoo. Game drives last 3 to 3.5 hours and are conducted by a qualified game ranger in a comfortable open Landcruiser 4x4 Truck. During the drive, guests can observe a variety of plants, animals, big game, and birds. Upon returning, pre-dinner drinks and a delightful dinner will be served at the lodge before retiring for the night.

Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is a private reserve and differs from larger safaris like Kruger National Park. Private Wildlife or Game Reserves have restrictions on the number of animals they can maintain on their game farm.

Sanbona Wildlife Reserve to Cape Town

Sanbona Wildlife Reserve - Guests will enjoy an early morning breakfast followed by a 3-hour game drive. After the final game drive, departure from the Game Lodge at Sanbona will occur in the late morning, with arrival back at the Welcome Lounge around midday. The tour guide/driver will be ready at the Lounge to transfer guests back to Cape Town.

Cape Town - On the return journey to Cape Town, the route will follow the R62, and guests are welcome to stop for wine tastings or lunch at any of the numerous wine estates along the way in Ashton, Robertson, or Montague. The travel time back to Cape Town is approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes, depending on any desired stops along the route.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• Round-trip private transfer
• Transport by private luxury vehicle
• Live commentary on board
• Private Driver/guide

• Please note that this offer is for transfers to and from Sanbona Wildlife Reserve only and excludes accommodation, meals, drinks and activities, i.e.: game drives
• Gratuities

Awaken to the vibrant sounds of African wildlife with an African Safari at one of the most exclusive Wildlife Reserves in the Western Cape. Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is proud to be a malaria-free game reserve, located about a 3-hour drive from Cape Town along the scenic R62, known as the world’s longest wine route. Spanning 58,000 hectares of Cape Fold Mountains, Sanbona is nestled in the heart of the Little Karoo at the base of the Warmwaterberg Mountains. Experience the thrill of spotting the Big Five animals at Sanbona Wildlife Reserve.

Note:
• This option includes private transfers only and does not cover accommodation at Sanbona.
• Guests must arrange their own accommodation at Sanbona.

• The duration of transfers are approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions
• This is a transfers offer only and does not include accommodation, meals and activities at Sanbona

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.