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Secret Garden Route
On demand. R550 per person.



Includes:
light refreshments, two private garden visits.
Highlights: visits to two private gardens, incredible views, indigenous plants

Meet host Alan Grant, below, in his garden



Meet host Donovan van der Hayden below, in his garden


A peek at the Secret Garden Route (shot on a cellphone)



Tour programme:


Part 1. Welcome and introduction at meeting point
Part 2. Visit to garden 1, with light refreshment (usually a suburban garden)
Part 3. Visit to garden 2, with light refreshment (usually a township garden)

Cape Town has an abundance of extraordinary private gardens, and this route focuses on the indigenous private gardens, gardens that reflect the natural magnificence of the city, and the creativity of their gardeners. At each home, guests will enjoy a high tea with the creators of the gardens.

Some gardens are in townships, and are a tribute to the triumph of the garden over adversity. And some are in the suburbs where, traditionally, gardens have thrived. It is a great way to learn about Cape Town's natural environment, while getting a greater insight into the city and its people.

Click here for our Private Garden Route picture gallery at Picasa.

On demand.
R550 per person.


Collections: Guests staying within the City Bowl and Atlantic Sea Board, up to Sea Point, will be collected at hotels or guest-houses. Guests outside of these zones, or guests staying in apartments, meet at our office, 70 Wale St at 1840 and are returned to same.


Advance booking essential.

Created by Coffeebeans Routes and Andulela Experience.

 

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