Boundless Journeys has been
operating as an inbound South African Leisure and Golf Tour Operator since
1998 from Cape Town, South Africa.
Representing Southern Africa on a national level as an inbound Leisure and
Golf Tour Operator, Boundless Journeys' staff and tour guides are of very
high standard.
Currently we have tourist guides to suit your language preferences , such as
Dutch, German, Italian and Spanish.
George Kellerman is Operations Manager of Boundless Journeys, and is well
equipped with a professional team to put together a very affordable and high
quality guided tour or self drive tour package for you.
We can cater for all your needs; tee–off times, hair appointments,
accommodation requirements and any other special requirements you may need.
Our vehicles, as you can see, are in superb condition with the necessary
insurances and licences to carry passengers.
All our vehicles are luxury vehicles and fitted with the necessary items
(onboard fridge, mineral water daily, etc.) to make your journey as relaxing
and hassle free as possible.
As a proudly Southern African inbound Leisure and Golf Tour Operator, we
tour through the provinces of Mhpumalanga, Limpopo , Gauteng, Kwa Zulu
Natal, Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Northern Cape and North West Province.
Our neighbours; Namibia ,Zimbabwe, Swaziland and Mozambique are also
included in our packages.
Putting together golf packages for individual or small to medium sized
groups is a passion for this inbound leisure and golf tour operator.
Safari’s in the bush is also one of Boundless Journey’s specialties. We
cater for groups as well as the self-drive enthusiast. Self drives are still
a very popular and fun way to travel parts of South Africa.
Taking a 4x4 on a self-drive guided tour through Namibia is one of those
must do’s before leaving mother earth.
There are many Private Game Reserves we visit throughout South Africa on
some of which we can enjoy a round of golf!
The Kruger National Game Park is a big highlight of our touring packages
where vast amount of game can be spotted. Open Landrovers take you out with
park rangers to go off the beaten track where the average visitor is not
allowed to go
Here are a few examples of the many
tour packages that we offer
Cape Peninsular
" A journey of discovery "
You are taken along the Atlantic seaboard, past the Twelve Apostle Mountain
formations, and on to Hout Bay, where our first stop takes us on a boat ride
to Duiker Island, home of countless Cape Fur Seals. These intelligent,
playful and inquisitive animals possess exceptional hearing under as well as
above water. Their average life expectancy is 20 years and they feed mainly
on fish and squid. We venture on towards Kommetjie, which remained largely
unknown and undeveloped until World War II.
Visit to an ostrich farm before entering the Cape Point Nature Reserve.
These birds are very unique in feature and size. Entering the reserve, you
enter the Cape Floristic Kingdom, called fynbos meaning fine bush in the
Afrikaans language. It describes the fine leaved heathland vegetation that
grows on the infertile soils of the Cape Mountains and near the coast. Visit
the Point Lighthouse is a must and we do venture it with a tram ride up.
After lunch at the "Two Oceans Restaurant", we drive on, along the Indian
Ocean to Boulders Beach where the African Penguins awaits us. This colony
was established in 1970. They cover enormous distances for food up to 45 km.
Sardines, anchovies and even squid make up their favourite meals. Simons
Town, Kalk Bay and Muizenberg are but a few of the small coastal towns we
pass through before heading back after an enthralling day.
Tour includes
- 40 min. optional boat
ride from Hout Bay Harbour to Seal Island
- Cape Point Nature Reserve
- Cape of Good Hope
- Cape Point
- Penguin Breeding Colony
at Simons Town
Winelands
The winelands of South Africa has been described as the most beautiful in
the world. Only 45 min's drive form Cape Town, a visit to these winelands is
a definite must! While touring the winelands you will encounter majestic
mountains, beautiful vine covered valleys, small villages, world-class wine
and food, art, culture and much more.
Travel with us through the regions of Paarl, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek to
experience the Cape heritage of wines.
Paarl The "Pearl of the Cape" lies in the Berg River Valley between the
second largest granite rock formation in the world and the scenic Du Toits
Kloof Mountains. Paarl is filled with historical charm, culture and
architecture, wine and fruit farms.
Stellenbosch Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa next to
Cape Town. It was founded by Simon van der Stel in 1679 and is well known
for its Cape Dutch buildings, university, sport and wines. Stellenbosch is
situated in a fertile valley surrounded by vineyards, orchards and
mountains. Stellenbosch is one of the best-preserved towns in South Africa.
The historical buildings on the streets of Stellenbosch are further enhanced
by the magnificent oak trees from where it earned its Afrikaans nickname 'Eikestad'
(town of oaks). Stellenbosch is well worth a visit.
Franschhoek Originally known as 'Olifants Hoek', the Franschhoek area was
home to 200 French Huguenots fleeing persecution between 1688 and 1690.
Finding the climate similar to that of France, they planted vines. Today
Franschhoek wines are enjoyed throughout the world. Franschhoek is well
known for its excellent restaurants and hospitality.
Tour includes
- All tastings at farms, we
try to accommodate as many as is desired.
- Cellar tours, when
possible, while visiting the farms.
- Visit to the Afrikaans
Language Monument in Paarl.
- See the prison where our
former president Nelson Mandela walked his long road to freedom.
Hermanus Whale Tour
Each year between June and December, Southern Right whales migrate to our
waters to calve and nurse their young. Hermanus, a very popular seaside
resort at Walkers Bay on the Indian Ocean side has their own whale-crier
(the only one in the world) with a kelp horn signalling thewhales' arrivals
and sightings. Our drive takes us 2 hours east of Cape Town on the N2 over
the Helderberg Mountain Range through our apple producing regions, Elgin and
Grabouw, unto Hermanus.
On our way back, one of our various stops is at Kleinmond, which was a
traditional resort for farmers, now a popular holiday resort. The penguin
colony at Stony Point, Betty's Bay, which has the first reserve on the South
African mainland.
Harold Porter Botanical Gardens renowned for its world flowers particularly
the rare Disa we will stop for a cup of coffee/tea. The resort 45 minutes
drive is probably within the top 3 beautiful coastal drives in South Africa
drives in South Africa and goes through South Africa's first biosphere
proclaimed by UNESCO. It contains 1600 different species of fynbos 15
endemic to the reserve. By this time a most spectacular sunset in happening
on our homeward drive.
Tour includes
- Scenic drives along the
coastline
- Lunch at Hermanus
- Stoney Point
- Tea / Coffee at Herold
Porter Botanical Gardens
Three Wonder Tour
Table Mountain: 'A South African icon'
South Africa's world-renowned icon, the beloved Table Mountain was given
National Park status in May 1998. This allows the application for Table
Mountain Park to be declared a World Heritage site. In the Table Mountain
Park, many species of animals are found that are nowhere else in the world
including the endangered Table Mountain Ghost Frog, Table Mountain Beauty
(butterfly) and the well-known silvertree. The mountain range offers
something for everyone: magnificent views, cable car rides, hiking, rock
climbing, birding and many, many more.
Robben Island 'A world heritage site'
Named 'Robbe Eiland' meaning Seal Island by the Dutch, has become one of the
most significant historical sites in South Africa has recently been declared
a World Heritage site. The Island was first used by the Dutch East India
Company (VOC) as a victualling station and later it became an asylum and
leper colony. Eventually, it fell under the Army and Navy and in1960, under
the Department of Correctional Services. The last political prisoners were
released in 1991. It gained notoriety as a gaol for those who were
considered dangerous to the old South African government. Many present day
leaders were held here including former President Nelson Mandela, the
island's most famous prisoner.
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens
The Eastern slope of Table Mountain played a significant role, as it was
here that Jan van Riebeek, in 1657 handed out the first sowing rights by
permitting Leenderts Cornelissen to collect timber. Three years later, Van
Riebeek gave instructions to plant a hedge of wild almonds as protection
against Hottentot raids. Remnants of the 'Van Riebeek Hedge' can still be
seen today. In 1895, Cecil John Rhodes bought the Gardens from the Eksteen
Families for £ 9000.00 as a part of his intention to set aside the eastern
ridges of Table Mountain as a public park. On his death in 1902, Rhodes
bequeathed the property to the nation.
Tour includes
- All entrance fees at
Table Mountain, Robben Island and
- Kirstenbosch
- Lunch at the Waterfront
- Guided tour on Robben
Island and Kirstenbosch.
Also available
Various Golf tour packages
14 Day Safari
21 Day East to West
31 Day SA Tour
21 Day Namibian Tour
See our
website for
more details
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