Salema Travel and tours - fresay executive lodge

F M M A S S I KA
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Johannesburg
Fresay
EXECUTIVE LODGE
SALEMA
T R AV E L & T O U R S
Proposed Itinerary
C O M PA N Y P R O F I L E
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S A L E M A T R AV E L & T O U R S
Salema Travel and tours is an approved tour company that offers quality services and is
committed to satisfying our guests, we offer a wide range of services from tours, cars and
hotel reservations to customized vacation packages itineraries. Our ultimate goal is to provide
a memorable and pleasant vacation for all tourists.
We strive to provide the best without compromising on quality of service and gives you a
chance to see the best that the rainbow Nation and its people has to offer, as South Africa has
a wealth of parks and attractions to chose from
each having a unique characteristic making it a
place to come and see. Our specially trained
staff will plan all itineraries for all tourists during
their travels and they will create your very own
African Adventure.
FRESAY EXECUTIVE LODGE
This is a home away from home guest house family operated. It is situated in Cyrildene, a
quite safe suburb of Johannesburg with lush shady gardens. It is homely and comfortable and
maintains a high degree of business proficiency providing best quality services that allows you
to enjoy our person to person hospitality.
Please visit our website...
www.fresaylodge.co.za
21 Cyril Crescent, Cyrildene, Johannesburg
(Near Bruma Lake and East Gate Mall)
P.O Box 59897, Kengray, 2100, South Africa
Telefax: +27 (0) 11 615 7353
Cell: +27 (0) 82 765 8753 / +27 (0) 83 736 3846
DIRECTIONS FROM O R TAMBO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
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Take the R24 towards Johannesburg. This becomes Broadway Highway. Turn right
Email: enquiries@fresaylodge.co.za
into Marcia Street. Take the first right after the third traffic light into Cyril Crescent.
Approximate distance is 12km / 10 min from the airport.
OUR RATES...
Our accommodation
ranges from R595.00 to
R1200.00. This gives
either Singles, Singles executive, Doubles executive, Triples or Family rooms which consists
of Beds, Refrigerators, Safes, TV's, Laundry baskets, Coffee corners, Fruits corner, Reading
tables, Telephones and self contained bathroom with showers and toilets. This rate will
therefore enable you to enjoy the following services as full board:
Airport transfers, Room, Bed, Breakfast, Dinner with a drink of choice, Ground transport,
Laundry for guest staying for more than 3 days, Consultancy / Advice.
15 min free internet access per day.
Also contact us for dormitory (backpackers) which consist of 12 beds with own lockers / TV / tea and
coffee corner and breakfast. Rates range between R150.00 to R250.00 pp. Our rates are subject to
availability with low and high season quotes and can change any time without prior notice.
Rates on tours...
Negotiable on requested Itinerary and must be paid in full one month or more before you
receive a comprehensive Itinerary.
Other services are offered on negotiable rates and itinerary for example: Business guide,
Freight services, Catering, Conferencing, Hospital arrangements, Commissioning agents.
INTRODUCTION
Southern Africa is regarded as one of the most exciting destinations on the planet. The
adventures activities that are on offer here rival those found anywhere in the world, and the
area is always busy with travellers looking to get an adrenalin fix.
From insanely high bungee jumps, to canopy jumping in the trees of the Magaliesburg; from river
rafting to kloofing; from skydiving to snowboarding, there is something for everyone. By no means
exhaustive, these highlights can help you plan your special trip to the southern tip of Africa.
Let Salema Travel and Tours take you there...
LIMPOPO
LIMPOPO
3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS
The Limpopo province of South Africa is an area of great and
ancient mystique, and with its diversity in both landscape and
attractions is a prefect way to experience a piece of quintessential
Africa. Here you will find ancient baobabs, lush wooded mountain
valleys and scorching bushveld - this is indeed a place of
romance and intrigue. Limpopo, named after the magnificent river
that creates its northern border, lies adjacent to Zimbabwe,
Botswana and Mozambique and it is for this reason that it is
steeped in culture and heritage. Here there are many
archaeological sites that document early advanced civilisations,
including the Mapangubwe.
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Soutpansberg Region
Waterberg Mountains
Valley Of The Olifants Region
African Ivory Route
The area has four distinct tourist regions, and owing to the
availability of good accommodation, these regions are always
abuzz with tourist activity. Unknown to many, the Drakensberg
begins its first swell in Limpopo, and this gorgeous region filled
with water falls, woody slopes, hot mineral springs and serene
mountain scenery is home to some of the country's finest guest
houses. So let the variety and sheer beauty of Limpopo grab
you and entice you to come for many more days of exploration
and experience.
GAUTENG
3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS
Highly urbanised Gauteng is located in the heart of South Africa's
Highveld. Although it is the smallest province, Gauteng is the
economic powerhouse of South Africa, if not the entire African
continent. This is in no small part due to the area having the
world's richest goldfields, and it is for this reason that Gauteng is
known as Igoli – the Place of Gold. Business and the pursuit of
wealth are the preoccupations of many “Gautengers” but the
province does offer a great deal to the tourist looking for an
authentic African experience. Gauteng is the country's culture and
entertainment capital and the unique multi-cultural and
cosmopolitan city attitudes means that there are numerous
theatres, art galleries, vibey nightclubs, cultural precincts and craft
markets. It is also home to numerous game reserves and
important archaeological sites including the Cradle of Humankind.
Johannesburg is Gauteng 's largest city. Nearby Soweto was the
location of many political skirmishes during the struggle, and
visitors can learn about this legacy at the Apartheid Museum and
the Hector Pieterson Museum. There are lovely bed and breakfast
accommodation places in Soweto, and visitors can make the most
of the township culture by staying the night.
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Premier Diamond Mine, Cullinan
Apartheid Museum And Gold Reef City - Jhb
Constitution Hill - Johannesburg
Tswaing Crater
Hector Pieterson Memorial & Vilakazi Street - Soweto
Hot Air Balloon Ride - Magaliesburg
NORTH WEST
NORTH WEST
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The North West Province offers tourist great diversity, from an
authentic African bush experience to the glitz and glamour of
casino resorts. This must see destination has some of the finest
game reserves, archaeological treasures and adventure activities
in South Africa and is a wonderful setting for a fantastic holiday.
One of the great advantages of the North West for tourists is its
location – only a couple of hours away from the major centres
of Gauteng.
The province offers some heavyweight tourist attractions and
activities, and a great variety of accommodation options to suit all
pockets - from camping in a game reserve to living it up in fivestar luxury at the Palace of the Lost City. The North West province
offers tourists several national parks of which the largest,
Pilanesberg Game Reserve, is located in the crater of an extinct
volcano. Owing its rare rock types and structure, Pilanesberg
National Park rates high amongst the world's outstanding
geological phenomena.
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The Big Hole - Kimberley
Madikwe
Pilanesberg National Park
Sun City & The Palace of the Lost City
MPUMALANGA
5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS
Mpumalanga, “the place where the sun rises”, lies in the eastern
part of South Africa. Covering an area the size of Belgium and
the Netherlands combined, this province is home to seven
distinct tourism regions that offer visitors a vast range of
experiences from the scenic beauty of the Panoramic Route to
the big game of the Lowveld region. There are rolling hills, lush
wetlands, thorny Lowveld flatlands and chilled mountain river
stocked with trout to experience. One of the great attractions of
Mpumalanga is its close location to the urban centres of
Gauteng, and the Johannesburg International Airport. It is
possible therefore to land in Gauteng and within a few hours be
experiencing big game sightings or enjoy stunning views of the
Lowveld lying hundreds of metres down below!
The star of the Mpumalanga show is undoubtedly the Kruger
National Park, which is on the itinerary of almost every
international visitor to South Africa. The park covers an area of
nearly two million hectares and includes a large variety of flora,
bird life and mammals, including the Big Five – lion, leopard,
buffalo, elephant, and rhino. Outdoor enthusiasts love what
Mpumalanga offers. There is hiking, fly fishing, hot air
ballooning, rock-climbing and mountain biking to just mention a
few action adventures.
MPUMALANGA
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National Botanical Gardens
Kruger National Park
God’s Window
Pilgrim’s Crest
The Echo Caves and the Sudwala CavesPremier
F R E E S TAT E
3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS
The Free State is situated right in the heart of South Africa and is
increasingly becoming a tourist attraction in its own right.
Traditionally regarded as a convenient stopover for tourists
looking for overnight accommodation between Gauteng and Cape
Town, the Free State's natural and cultural highlights are enticing
more and more tourists to stay on for longer. The Free State has
wonderful panoramic landscapes and vistas, and varies from the
flat corn and sunflower fields to the magnificent and dramatic
sandstone creations and canyons formed at the mountains
located on the Lesotho border.
The jewel in the Free State's tourism crown is the eastern part of
the province, with its wonderful scenery and magnificent mountain
ranges. Here tourists can find accommodation to suit any pocket,
and enjoy such incredible areas as Clarens and the Golden Gate
National Park. Get those cameras ready! The Free State holds
many annual festivals and one of the most popular is the
Ficksburg Cherry Festival, where everything to do with cherries is
celebrated, eaten or sold.
FREE STATE
WHAT TO SEE
C Vredefort Dome - The oldest and largest meteorite
impact site in the world, formed an estimated 2000 million
years ago when a gigantic meteorite hit the earth in
Vredefort, Free State
C Golden Gate
C Orange River C Gariep Dam
KWA Z U LU- N ATA L
7 DAYS 6 NIGHTS
Known as the Kingdom of the Zulu, KwaZulu-Natal is one of South
Africa's premier holiday destinations. From the dramatic and
imposing cliffs of the Drakensberg Mountain Range to the golden
beaches of the coast, KwaZulu Natal offers the visitor a truly
exciting African adventure. The gateway to KwaZulu-Natal is the
port city of Durban, one of South Africa 's busiest tourist
destinations. This bustling city offers a wealth of accommodation
and entertainment, most of which is centred on its golden
beachfront. Luxury hotels, nightclubs and the entertaining and
fascinating uShaka Marine World can be found along the
beachfront promenade, while the warm waters of the Indian Ocean
are a firm favourite amongst surfers and body-boarders. North of
Durban lie the coastal towns and beaches of Umhlanga and Ballito,
while some of the beach resorts south of Durban include Margate,
Shelly Beach and Amanzimtoti.
KwaZulu-Natal is world-renowned for its magnificent game
reserves, and are of the major tourist attractions of the province.
From the World Heritage Sites of the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg
Park and the incredibly diverse natural habitats of the St Lucia
Wetlands to the big game parks of Hluhluwe-Imfolozi, Itala, Mkuze
and the Tembe Elephant Park, tourists are in for an absolute treat.
KWAZULU-NATAL
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UShaka Marineworld, Durban
St Lucia Wetlands
Midlands Meander
Khahlamba - Drakensberg Park
Hluhluwe - Umfolozi Park
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NORTHERN CAPE
3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS
One of the least populated of the South African provinces, the
Northern Cape is known for its beautiful and serene semi-desert
landscapes, diamond diggings and fascinating San rock art
galleries, and offers tourists a unique experience. It is a large
stretch of land covering a third of the country, and has a hot and
dry climate that sends the thermometers soaring!
The Northern Cape is noted for its wildlife parks and reserves,
and some of these include the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, a
magnificent unspoilt stretch of semi-desert and at 3.7 million
hectares is one of the largest nature reserves in the world. Other
natural highlights of the Northern Cape include the Augrabies
Falls National Park, the place where the Orange River thunders
through a ravine and drops into a huge pool 56m down. This is
the sixth largest waterfall. Also of importance is the Richtersveld
National Park found in the north of the province very close to the
Namibian border.
NORTHERN CAPE
WHAT TO SEE
C Salt Telescope
C River Rafting on the Orange River
C Man Hole
EASTERN CAPE
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The Eastern Cape is a tourist's dream destination, as it is home to
a variety of incredibly beautiful and natural highlights, as well as
having a deep sense of tradition and culture. With an 800km
coastline, the Eastern Cape stretches from the Tsitsikamma
National Park in the south to Port Edward in the north, with
excellent tourist accommodation to be found all the way along.
EASTERN CAPE
WHAT TO SEE
There are many highlights to be found in the Eastern Cape
A real highlight of the Eastern Cape is meeting the traditional
Xhosa people, and tourists can organise accommodation with a
rural family and experience all the colour, cultural and tradition of
these friendly people.
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The Wild Coast
Oceanarium - Port Elizabeth
Addo Elephant Park
King William's Town and East London
Storms River Bridge
WESTERN CAPE
5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS
The Western Cape is the oldest and most gracious of South
Africa's provinces and is well loved by tourists both international
and local. Forming the most southerly part of South Africa, the
Western Cape has a long coastline that is bordered by both the
Indian and Atlantic Oceans, with the two meeting at the
southernmost tip of Africa - Cape Point. The Western Cape has
much variety for tourists, and not only is the terrain everchanging, the attractions excellent and the weather spectacular,
but a wide variety of accommodation options will ensure a
wonderful holiday for almost any budget.
The Western Cape is the gem of South African tourism, and it is
estimated that over sixty percent of foreign visitors to the country
include this province in their itinerary. It is no wonder with the
quality and amount of true highlights on offer. From the semidesert plains of the Karoo to the sublime, sparkling beauty of
Cape Town, to the earthy attractiveness of the fishing villages of
the West Coast, the Western Cape makes for a truly spectacular
holiday experience.
WESTERN CAPE
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Table Mountain
Wine Route, Franschhoek & Stellenbosch
Victoria & Alfred Waterfront - Cape Town
Robben Island - Cape Town
Kirstenbosch Gardens - Cape Town
Ostrich Farm, Oudtshoorn - Garden Route
Outeniqua & Otter Trail, Garden Route
A G R I C U LT U R E T O U R
LIMPOPO
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The charm of South Africa lies in its diversity. From the land itself,
its topography and climate, its fauna and flora, people and their
unique cultures, to its agriculture practices which reflect the nature
and diversity from subtropical to harsh, unrelenting desert… South
Africa is truly a world in one country. For memorable, costeffective and professionally managed agricultural tour programs.
MPUMALANGA
GAUT
FREE STATE
KWAZULU-NATAL
NORTHERN CAPE
EASTERN CAPE
WESTERN CAPE
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Combine these with South Africa's panoramic views and the
historic and world-renowned hospitality of South African farming
families. For everyone who has vested interest in agriculture or
just the heart's desire to work or live on a piece of land, it holds
the perfect recipe for holidays, only to be dreamed of.
Our experience and knowledge of our country, its people and its
agriculture will enhance your tour of the country with the most
special selection of natural wonders, animals, flora, political
history and a rainbow of cultures.
We are proud to bring our guest's face to face with South Africa's
farmers, processors and the South African Agricultural structures.
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Bothaville (NAMPO) Largest equipment exhibition
Bonsmara Cattle Farm
Maize farm
Hazeldean of the Malleson Family
Dalein Pig farm
Buhle farmers academy