Take your school rugby team on a tour of South Africa, a country that lives and breathes rugby! South Africa is home to the Springboks, who burst onto the international rugby scene thanks to a victorious home World Cup.
When a match is played over here, whole towns and villages come to a grinding halt. The rugby culture in South Africa is also very social – you’re sure to be invited to a traditional braai when taking on local teams!
By staying in Cape Town and Knysna you’ll explore the country’s fascinating history and iconic townships, as well as the breathtakingly beautiful Garden Route, on a school rugby tour your team will never forget!
Sample Itinerary
11 days/8 nights
Price from £1500
Tour price includes:
- 8 nights' half-board accommodation
- 10 days' executive coach hire
- ATOL-protected return flights from UK to Cape Town
- Meet and greet service from local representative
- x 3 fixtures against local opposition of a similar standard
- Tickets and entry on tour to the following: Table Mountain, Robben Island, Cape Peninsula, Sunset Cruise, Knysna Lagoon, Congo Caves, Ostrich Farm
- Free staff place ratio 1:10
- Detailed information pack
- Travel and medical insurance
- Itinerary planning service
- VAT
| Morning | Afternoon | Evening | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Board flight connecting through to Cape Town | Flight | |
| Day 2 |
Arrive in Cape Town Meet and greet from local representative Transfer to Table Mountain |
Cable car to the top of Table Mountain |
Evening meal at accommodation Evening at leisure |
| Day 3 | Robben Island tour | Afternoon at leisure | Evening meal at accommodation |
| Day 4 | Friendly fixture against local opposition | Afternoon at the beach | Evening meal at accommodation |
| Day 5 | Half-day tour of the Cape Peninsula | Shopping at V&A Waterfront | Evening meal at accommodation |
| Day 6 |
Check out of accommodation Guided walking tour of Langa township |
Transfer to Knysna |
Check in to accommodation Evening meal at accommodation |
| Day 7 | Friendly fixture against local opposition | Leisure time at beach | Evening meal at accommodation |
| Day 8 | Travel to Oudshoorn and visit Cango Caves |
Lunch at local restaurant Souvenir shopping |
Knysna Lagoon sunset cruise Evening meal at accommodation |
| Day 9 | Friendly fixture against local opposition | Visit to Ostrich Farm | Evening meal at accommodation |
| Day 10 | Transfer to airport | Fly home | |
| Day 11 | Arrive back in UK | ||
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