Amazing Bush Break worth R25 000: Where to start! This is an amazing bush break for two people that includes the following:
- Return flights to Kruger Mpumalanga Airport (sponsor: Go2Africa)
- Three days car hire (sponsor: Budget)
- Two nights at Ngala Safari Lodge (sponsor: CC Africa)
- One night at the Lion Sands River Lodge (sponsor: Lion Sands)
- All arrangements (sponsor: Go2Africa)
The exclusive Ngala Safari Lodge was the first private safari reserve to be incorporated into the Kruger National Park. Ngala offers an extraordinary African wildlife safari experience. Guests may enjoy exhilarating Walking Safaris tracking rhino, elephant bulls and buffalo herds on foot during exciting morning walks and viewing nocturnal predators on informative night game-drives. The magnificent Lion Sands River Lodge has been built on the banks of the Sabie River, positioned on a site with trees dating back 800 years. At the lodge, it truly is about spirit, warmth and nature. Here you are invited to relax and experience African hospitality at its finest.
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Weekend accommodation for two at The Vineyard: With over 200 years of history within its walls, this deluxe 175 roomed hotel is situated in six acres of attractive landscaped parkland on the banks of the Liesbeeck River.
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One night for two at Birkenhead House: Perched high on the cliffs of Hermanus overlooking the whale watchers' paradise of Walker Bay accommodates guests in the utmost luxury and is the perfect destination for those seeking the pinnacle of seaside living.
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Weekend for 12 at Bethel in Paternoster: Wendy Wiemers, Executive Director of Sikhula Sonke, has donated a weekend away for 12 in their holiday house in Paternoster. The house is usually let for R1,400 per night making this item worth at least R2,800. Sikhula Sonke exists to meet the desparate need for pre-school education in Khayelitsha and achieves this by training and empowering parents and Educare workers in Early Childhood Development.
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One night for two at the Steenberg Hotel: Includes dinner, bed and breakfast; an exclusive wine tasting; and an Elixir Massage from the Steenberg Spa. Located in the tranquil Constantia Valley, it is a five star boutique hotel that is a haven of serenity and gracious hospitality.
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One night for two at Kleine Zalze Wine Estate: Tucked away under centuries old oak trees, Kleine Zalze offers one far more than panoramic mountain views, overlooking vineyards and a world class golf course. The lodge, situated adjacent to the first fairway of the De Zalze Winelands Golf Estate, enjoys panoramic views of the Stellenbosch Mountains in a variety of stylishly decorated units.
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Two nights for two and a spa treatment each at Zorgvliet Vineyard Lodge: Nestled in the beautiful Banhoek Valley near Stellenbosch, the Zorgvliet Wine Estate overlooks majestic mountains and rolling vineyards. Zorgvliet boasts not only award winning wines but also eighteen 5 star vineyard lodge rooms and two restaurants. Here you can experience what living on a working wine farm is all about or you can simply indulge in the consumption of the fruit of the vine. You can even have a personalized wine label made while enjoying wine tasting and barrel sampling in the modern wine cellar.
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One nights accomodation for two at La Petite Ferme: Set within an intimate, interlacing labyrinth of garden pathways are five secluded luxury guest suites, each with a personal plunge pool. Stunning interior decoration and full amenities ensure exclusive comfort with romantic charm. Fly fishing, Golf, Cycling and Horse riding can be enjoyed within close proximity.
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Two nights accomodation for two at Bartholomeus Klip: Bartholomeus Klip is the perfect place to unwind in the peace of the countryside, or adventure out to explore the wine farms and appealing little towns in the neighbourhood. Bartholomeus Klip is a romantic Victorian farmstead on a large wheat and sheep farm with its own 10 000 acre private nature reserve, near to Cape Town and the famous winelands of the Western Cape. The vacation includes all meals and game drives making the item worth about R6 500.
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| A round of golf for four (including carts) at Simola: The first Jack Nicklaus Signature course on the Garden Route, Simola reflects the great maestro's philosophy of attuning the layout and design to the natural lie of the land. Keeping your head down at Simola can be a challenge; simply because the views around the course are awe-enspiring, and with this, it is clear to see why Simola takes its place as one of South Africa's premier golfing destinations.
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| A round of golf for four at Clovelly: Clovelly - like fine Cape wines - improves steadily with age, and its vintage and quality is well established throughout South Africa, and indeed, beyond our shores. This reputation is founded on the warmth of Clovelly's "family" character, its outstanding facilities, and steps they have taken, such as opening the Club to all irrespective of race, creed or gender, to ensure that Clovelly truly reflects the high ideal of its motto: "Fraternitas Ludorum".
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| A round of golf for four at De Zalze: The 300 hectare Winelands Golf Estate offers golfers and visitors the opportunity to enjoy on site wine tasting, picturesque accommodation, dining at Terroir Restaurant as well as relaxing on the terrace at the spectacular clubhouse where you can enjoy superb breakfasts and lunches. This Golf Estate has proven to be one of the most sought after golf estate real estate investments in South Africa.
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| A round of golf for four at Mowbray Golf Club: Set at the foot of Table Mountain, Mowbray Golf Club is renowned for its breathtaking views, lush fairways and immaculate greens. The club is recognized as being one of the best in the country with all major amateur championships having been played there. Mowbray has hosted the SA Open seven times and the Bells Cup three times.
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| Massage treatment for two at the Cape Grace: With a classically inspired exterior and graceful elegance within, Cape Grace offers the ultimate experience for discerning travellers. Set on its own private quay on Cape Town's vibrant Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, the hotel is a destination in itself. Cape Grace's charm lies in its intimate atmosphere, stylish decor and personalised hospitality.
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| Two vouchers for a day's access for two to the Arabella Spa: Located at the Arabella Hotel, set amidst the exceptionally well designed Arabella golf course, is the award-winning AltiraSPA. Two vouchers are available, each providing a day's access for two people to the Arabella Spa.
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| Two back and neck massages at Rouge Spa: Perfect for those wanting to drop in for an hour or three, to unwind, recharge and relax with a sensational range of facials, body wraps, massages and beauty treatments.
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| Hydrotherapy treatment at the Walk on Earth Wellness Practice: This wellness practice is set in the sleepy town of Fish Hoek with stunning views of the sea.
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| Tour for two to "walk with the baboons": Baboon Matters has developed the inspiring "Walking with Baboons" project in an effort to create a level of awareness and appreciation for these incredible creatures. The aim is to bridge the gap between the wild world of the Baboons and the civilised world of their human cousins.
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| An abseil on Table Mountain: Abseil Africa has been in operation for ten years and boasts an impeccible safety record and a long list of corporate clients, both local and international. Their staff are all lovers of the outdoors and dedicated to ensuring that your next adventure is a truly memorable experience!
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| One hour facial from Relda: Relax for an hour in an idyllic setting in the Constantia Winelands and be really pampered by the staff at Relda at Buitenverwachting.
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| Jewellery by Philippa Green: She began by making jewellery for friends, doing fashion shows and went on to supply stores around the country. Her jewellery regularly appears in magazines such as Elle, Cosmopolitan, GQ, Marie Claire, Visi, House and Leisure, Elle Decoration and Wallpaper.
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| Jewellery by Janine: By working together from concept and design phase to completion, your piece will be individually crafted to your criteria and no two pieces will ever be the same!
Janine's forte lies in interpreting your specific choice; and transforming it into the perfect masterpiece.
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| Portchie print: "My paintings are a celebration of life which I wish to share with others. My personal philosophy is to do good while you can because you might not come this way again."
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| Set of Six Diana Carmichael Champagne Flutes: Since its inception in 1995, the Diana Carmichael Artworks range has grown into a complete tableware line that meets the needs of a sophisticated clientele not only in South Africa, but all over the world. Each piece is packaged in a Diana Carmichael-branded gift box and supplied with its own special care card.
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| Custom bowl by Carrol Boyes: Carrol Boyes cutlery transforms the mundane into the extraordinary. Utilitarian pieces of cutlery, homeware and office ware become sensual sculptural forms reflecting the metallic essence of each beautiful handcrafted item.
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| Mont Blanc pen by Arturo Toscanini: The many facets of the genius Arturo Toscanini are reflected in the design of this exclusive fountain pen. The black precious resin and the platinum-plated mountings with the clear lines and harmonized proportions pay tribute to Toscanini's perfectionism.
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| Meerlust Red 2002 Magnum: Long recognized for producing world-class wines, Meerlust Estate has been the pride of the Myburgh family since 1756. Harvested at optimum ripeness, the Cabernet and Merlot grapes were fermented separately before undergoing malo-lactic fermentation in French oak barriques. The blend was further barrel matured for 16 months before being bottled.
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| Thelema CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2002 Magnum: The farm comprises 157 ha of land on the slopes of the Simonsberg. The elevation ranges from 370 to 640 meters above sea level of mainly south-facing slopes, making Thelema one of the highest and probably coolest wine farms in the Stellenbosch area.
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| Glen Carlou Grand Classique 2002 Magnum: Glen Carlou was established in 1985 by one of the country's most revered winemakers, the pioneering Walter Finlayson. In 1994 Walter was joined by his son David and together the Finlaysons have built the winery's reputation and stature to become one of South Africa's premier wine producers. Today it continues to flourish under the ownership of the international Hess Group.
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| Two bottles of Diemersfontein Carpe Diem Pinotage 2005: The Pinotage won the best Pinotage two years' running at the Fairbairn Capital Trophy Wine Show and the 2003 Carpe Diem Pinotage was awarded a place in the ABSA Top Ten in 2005 as well as taking the SA Red Trophy at the International Wine Challenge.
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| Jordan Chardonnay 2003 Magnum: From the Jordan hillside vineyards one has spectacular panoramic views of Table Mountain, False Bay and Stellenbosch. Gary and Kathy worked internationally for two years, refining their high-energy instincts with practical experience. They returned home to build a cellar in 1992.
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| Alto Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 Magnum: Alto is situated on the slopes of the Helderberg Mountain in the Stellenbosch Wine of Origin district. Its trellised vineyards cling to the high granite slopes that rise from a 100 to 500 metres above sea level, which are ideal for the cultivation of red grape varietals. Unsurprisingly, Alto is, and has always been, red wine country.
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| Five Flies meal voucher: Situated in the heart of the Cape's legal and financial district is Five Flies restaurant. There are many elements to be savoured within the Five Flies; from the bare brick wall afternoon wine bar to the interior cobbled courtyard serving casual lunch and dinners, private dining rooms all apportioned with their own individual flair and the sumptuous cigar bar and lounge upstairs.
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| Caveau meal voucher: Find it hard to imagine mixing stylish, classic and affordable with high-class and non-pretentious? The Caveau Wine Bar manages to pull this off, being both an intimate wine bar and deli. It afforded the seasoned and enterprising managers an opportunity to bring the wine route to your doorstep, but to cheekily break outmoded traditions taking taste to where no bud has been before.
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| Lunch or dinner for two at Overture Restaurant: Overture is a new venture by award winning chefs Bertus Basson and Craig Cormack. The restaurant is set on a glorious wine farm, Hidden Valley, where they focus on local, seasonal produce and present a small, daily menu in order to keep up with the season's offerings.
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| Meal for two at Rust en Vrede Estate: David Higgs has been a chef in South Africa for 18 years and travelled extensively as part of the South African National Culinary Team. From being voted "Chaine des Rotisseurs Young Chef of the Year" to representing SA at the Culinary Olympics, he is well accomplished and the perfect culinary lead for the restaurant. Their food, "a contemporary take on the classics", is a combination of freshness, flavour and flair.
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| Meal for two at Cassia Restaurant: This highly-anticipated destination restaurant on Nitida Wine Farm places the Durbanville region, acclaimed for its wines, firmly on the gastronomic radar. Cassia is all about a pared-down approach to food and the pleasure of sharing it with friends in a relaxed setting. Simplicity, authenticity, freshness and integrity are essential elements of the food.
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| Two meal vouchers valued at R250 for Oblivion: A funky, friendly, European style wine bar for over 23s. With leather couches, open fires and board games, you can relax and chat with a friend over a glass of wine from their extensive and varied wine list.
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| R500 meal voucher for Simon's Restaurant: Cape Town has so much to celebrate - good times, good weather, good friends, the start of the weekend or the end of a day, and Simon's ensures good food in a great setting for every one of these celebrations.
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| R500 meal voucher for Quay 4: Firmly established as a landmark in Cape Town, it would seem all roads lead to Quay Four - one of the oldest restaurants on the V & A Waterfront.
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| R1000 gift voucher from Pick n Pay: The Pick n Pay Group is one of Africa's largest and most consistently successful retailers of food, clothing and general merchandise. They support a multitude of fund raising activities every year and contribute directly to the StarFish Foundation.
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