DETAILS

FULL LENGTH TOUR DESCRIPTION
Depart the quayside and drive to the Botlierskop Private Game Reserve for a half day game viewing experience. On arrival at the Botlierskop, coffee, tea or fruit juice are served before embarking the 4x4 game vehicles for the game drive.

Situated in the Western Cape in South Africa, Botlierskop Private Game Reserve is blessed with a great diversity of habitat and wildlife. Visitors have an excellent chance of experiencing close encounters with rhinoceros, lions, buffalo, giraffe, rare black impala and many more, in an exhilarating three hour guided game drive. This unique 4x4 game viewing drive in an open vehicle is a stimulating mix of bush craft and exciting game viewing for the outdoor enthusiast.

After the game drive, board the coach and drive back to Mossel Bay. Return to the quayside via a short orientation tour of Mossel Bay town, site of the first landfall made by the Portuguese explorer, Bartholomew Dias in 1488.
 
SHORT LENGTH TOUR DESCRIPTION
Botlierskop Private Game Reserve is blessed with a great diversity of habitat and wildlife. Today you have an excellent chance of experiencing close encounters with rhinoceros, lions, buffalo, giraffe, rare black impala and many more, in an exhilarating 3-hour guided game drive by 4x4 open-air vehicle.
 
TIMING BREAKDOWN
00:00 – 00:45 Depart quayside and drive to Botlierskop Private Game Reserve
00:45 – 01:15 Refreshment stop (coffee/tea/juice). Toilet facilities
01:15 – 04:15 Board the 4x4 game vehicles and depart on game drive
04:15 – 04:30 Disembark the game vehicles and board the coaches for return transfer
04:30 – 05:15 Depart Botlierskop and transfer to Mossel Bay
05:15 – 05:30 Arrive back at Quayside after a short orientation tour of Mossel Bay

Approximate duration: 5½ hours
 
OPERATIONAL NOTES
- Please wear flat, comfortable walking shoes, a hat & sun block
- The game drive can get bumpy so therefore not recommended for guests with back problems
- This tour is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties or guests in wheelchairs, as guests have to get in and out of the 4x4 vehicles

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