For your added comfort, an English-speaking airport representative will meet you at Kilimanjaro Airport International Airport. This representative will walk you through your welcome package documents and itinerary, and they will answer any questions you may have. They will be holding a page board with your name as you exit the arrivals hall.

As of October 1, 2026, all travellers entering Tanzania are required to have mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance. If Arusha is your first point of entry into Tanzania, you must purchase the required insurance from the National Insurance Corporation (NIC), regardless of any existing travel insurance you may already have.

The insurance can be purchased here: https://inbound.nicinsurance.co.tz/apply

If you are travelling onward to Zanzibar, you do not need to purchase an additional Zanzibar insurance policy, provided Arusha was your first point of entry and you have valid NIC Inbound Travel Insurance.

We strongly recommend purchasing the insurance online well in advance of travel.

You will be greeted by a private English-speaking guide in the public waiting area of Kilimanjaro International Airport after passing through baggage claim. This guide will transfer you to your hotel and assist with check-in.

Before departing on your first day of activities, a trip representative will meet you at your hotel to discuss the details of your trip and answer any questions you may have.

While in our care, your safety and security are our number one priority. As such, in the unlikely event of serious illness or injury, all guests are provided with a “Flying Doctors” insurance policy. This emergency evacuation insurance covers the cost of the evacuation flight back to Nairobi for treatment, however, does not cover the cost of any medical treatment received. We highly recommend travel insurance for full coverage.

To confirm your trip, we require clear, color copies of your passports, as these are needed to secure your Tanzania national park permits. The copies must be provided in advance so we can process the park fees. This applies to all visitors, including non-resident children aged 5 and up.

Your guide will drive you from Arusha to the spectacular Ngorongoro Crater. The drive takes approximately three hours.

Enjoy a relaxed, guided walk through the grounds of Farm House Valley Lodge in the late afternoon, exploring its working coffee plantation, vegetable gardens, and surrounding farmland. Led by a knowledgeable guide, this experience offers insight into daily farm life, organic growing practices, and the rhythms of this historic estate. Along the way, learn about coffee cultivation from bean to cup, with the chance to see how it is grown and prepared on-site.

An experienced tracker-guide and private vehicle will accompany you today while exploring Ngorongoro National Park.

Today, discover one of the most remarkable wildlife conservation areas in Tanzania; the Ngorongoro Crater. Departing from your camp in a privately driven vehicle alongside a local expert guide, make your way to the entrance of the park, then drive a further 20 minutes to reach the rim of Ngorongoro Crater: the world’s largest inactive, intact, and unfilled volcanic caldera. This geological marvel was formed as the result of a gigantic explosion which caused the volcano to collapse on itself, thereby creating the massive crater. Roughly 12 miles wide and some 2,000 feet deep, the trip from crater rim to floor takes approximately 45 minutes by vehicle. The extremely fertile crater floor has attracted incredibly dense populations of wildlife, and at present over 25,000 large animals call the crater home, including some of the world’s last remaining black rhinos. The crater floor is also host to some of the highest concentrations of carnivores in the world, featuring large prides of lions, packs of hyenas and solitary predators like cheetahs and jackals. A keen eye paired with expertly procured search patterns from your guide is sure to help you spot a wide range of wildlife and perhaps some of the more elusive species like leopards, servals, and bat-eared foxes.

During your stay in the Ngorongoro region, a range of optional activities are available to you. From bush picnics to cultural visits to local Masai villages to guided wildlife discovery walks to sundowner cocktails, the choice is yours. As well, excursions to the massive Ngorongoro Crater can also be arranged where you’ll discover an incredible range of wildlife. If you would like more information on any optional activity, please speak to your Destination Expert.

Your guide will pick you up from your lodge in Ngorongoro and drive you to the famous plains of the Serengeti. On this drive you will have the option of stopping at Olduvai Gorge, the Serengeti Welcome Center and Lookout Point, or to stop for a picnic lunch. After entering the Serengeti, you will have the chance to enjoy a game viewing drive as you track through the park en route to your next accommodation. The drive takes five to six hours depending on the number of stops you make and the length of your game viewing experience. Longer transit times should be expected during the rainy seasons.

The massive Olduvai Gorge, or Oldupai Gorge, is often referred to as “The Cradle of Mankind.” Beginning in the eastern Serengeti plains, the cavernous ravine is some 30 miles long and is the result of millions of years of natural erosion. The gorge features a steep-sided gully that cuts its way through the Great Rift Valley stretching along eastern Africa, and is named after a commonly used plant by the Masai people; Sansevieria-Ehrenbergii, or Olduvai for short. This plant grows plentifully in the area, and is used for making bandages, rope, baskets, roofs and clothing. Today, discover the Olduvai Gorge firsthand alongside your expert local guide.

One of the most well-preserved national parks on Earth, the Serengeti today looks much like it did thousands of years ago. Here, the patterns of life, death, adaptation and migration are as old as the hills themselves. Set out in the morning to explore this magnificent park and to track animals while taking in the breathtaking beauty of this abiding landscape of rolling plains, acacia trees and outstanding biodiversity.

Get ready for an afternoon to remember as you set out in the company of an experienced tracker-guide to explore the expanses of the Serengeti. The park is world renowned for its healthy populations of resident wildlife species, in particular the African Big Five consisting of buffaloes, elephants, rhinoceroses, leopards and lions. Although sightings are considered a rarity, a small group of black rhinoceros also live within the park grounds. Heavy concentrations of topi, gazelle, waterbuck and Coke’s hartebeest ensure that local carnivores including cheetah, hyenas and African wild dog are ever present. The park is also home to more than 500 species of birds, including ostriches, crowned cranes, marabou storks and secretary birds; some of the most sought-after and photogenic birds on the planet.

The etymological root for the word Serengeti derives from the Maasai word ‘Siring’, which translated into English means ‘Endless Plains’. This description couldn’t be more apt, as the Serengeti is largely defined by the hundreds of miles of flat grassland that dominate the landscape. Local aboriginals are passionate about the Serengeti and possess incredible acumen with regard to its ecosystem. This morning, set out with your private guide into this magnificent park to track animals and take in the breathtaking beauty of this timelessly beautiful landscape.

On today’s afternoon game drive, the choice is up to you: search for the Big 5 or expand your horizons to discover something different. The Serengeti not only has a rich mix of animals – it also has an incredible array of bird life with almost 450 different species.

This morning, your guide will drive you from Serengeti to the Isebania border. This day-long commute includes game viewing in the Serengeti en route, as well as a multi-hour drive across highway and bumpy patches of road to the border. Depending on your camp location and the stops on your game drive along the way, the drive to the Isebania Border is anywhere between three and five hours.

Upon arrival to the Isebania Border Crossing, switch to a Kenyan vehicle and continue your safari with a Kenyan guide.

Kenyan Visas can be purchased at the border at the cost of $50 USD. Please Note: Visas must be paid in USD, and in cash. No bills can be older than 2006 as a local counterfeiting safeguard. A Single Entry Visa is valid for three months and can be used for multiple entries into Kenya and Tanzania. It is also required that you have your Yellow Fever certification handy upon crossing.

After clearing the Isebania Border Crossing, you will continue onward to the Masai Mara by private vehicle. This last section of driving will be partly on a paved highway and partly by dirt road. Approximate travel time to the Masai Mara is between 2-4 hours, depending on road conditions.

In between game drives, there is plenty to do to ensure your free time is filled with engaging or relaxing activities. Arrange a boma-style dinner and dine fireside, chat with fellow guests in the common areas and recount your adventures, relax within the property grounds and watch as wildlife passes before your eyes, grab a refreshment and curl up with a good book, and enjoy sundowner cocktails to welcome the starry night sky; the choice is yours! Alternatively, a range of optional activities (at additional cost) are also available, including hot air balloon safaris and interactive school visits.

Just like the wildlife, your day’s adventure will begin bright and early this morning. Alongside an experienced tracker-guide, set out for the day’s first game drive and discover the dazzling bio-diversity of the Masai Mara Game Reserve. The most recognized animals are known worldwide as the African Big 5, and this group includes the African elephant, Cape buffalo, rhinoceros, leopard, and the king of the beasts, the lion. The term “Big 5” was first coined by big-game hunters as a way to acknowledge that these species were the most difficult and dangerous to track and hunt, however, in subsequent years the term has been adopted and re-purposed by the tourism industry and painted in patently positive light, focusing now on the preservation and protection of these magnificent creatures. Numerous other species of bird and wildlife also inhabit this dynamic region, including hyenas, gazelles, impalas, giraffes, zebras, vultures, cranes, eagles, falcons, and ostriches, many of which you’ll spot on this morning drive through the Masai Mara Game Reserve.

On today’s afternoon game drive, the possibilities for adventure are endless! Search for the Big 5 or expand your horizons to discover some of the regions lesser known animals. The Masai Mara not only has a rich mix of mammals both large and small, but is also host to an incredible array of birdlife that includes approximately 450 different species, from the fierce bateleur (or short tailed eagle) to the musical sooty chat.

Your guide will drive you from Masai Mara to Nairobi, with short stops for refreshments and souvenirs along the way. The drive will take approximately 6 hours.

Please note that the first half of this drive will be on rough and bumpy roads, and the second half towards Nairobi will be on paved roads.

There are numerous dining options during your stay in Nairobi, ranging from garden cafÉs to fine-dining establishments. Your Destination Expert can assist with making reservations. Please let us know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions, requirements, or specific food requests.

Karen Blixen Coffee & Gardens – Set within lush gardens near the Karen Blixen Museum, this charming restaurant offers a relaxed ambiance and a menu featuring fresh local ingredients with a global twist. Perfect for lunch or a leisurely afternoon coffee in the shade of acacia trees.

Cultiva – A modern, farm-to-table restaurant with a vibrant atmosphere and an ever-changing menu that highlights seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Expect bold flavors, creative plating, and a stylish yet laid-back setting.

The Talisman – A beloved Karen institution combining fine dining with a laid-back, artistic vibe. Once the home of wildlife photographer Alan Root, it now offers a menu of international fusion cuisine prepared with locally sourced, organic ingredients. The lush gardens and cozy interiors make it ideal for both lunch and dinner.

House of Waine – For a tranquil dining experience, enjoy a meal or afternoon tea at House of Waine, an elegant boutique hotel surrounded by manicured gardens. Guests can also book a lunch or dinner package that includes a welcome drink, a selection of teas or coffees, and access to the pool and garden area.

Tamarind – One of Kenya’s most renowned seafood restaurants, Tamarind Nairobi offers an elegant dining experience with exceptional service. Enjoy freshly caught seafood, prime meats, and Swahili-inspired flavors in a refined atmosphere.

Tin Roof CafÉ – A relaxed garden cafÉ known for its wholesome, freshly made salads, wraps, sandwiches, and smoothies. With a focus on healthy, organic ingredients, it’s a local favorite for casual lunches and coffee breaks.

The opportunity to explore the local markets and shops presents itself today so you can interact with the local vendors in search for the perfect handicraft or souvenir for yourself or your loved ones.

A complimentary shuttle will transfer you between Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi and your nearby hotel. Approximate travel time is 15 minutes.

Board a flight in Nairobi with service to Victoria Falls. Approximate flight duration is three hours and 15 minutes.

An airport representative will meet you upon disembarking the aircraft and accompany you through customs and luggage claim before connecting you with your guide.

Transfer between the Victoria Falls Airport and your lodge with a private driver and vehicle.

Today enjoy a spectacular sunset as you cruise down the magnificent Zambezi River. After a transfer from your hotel, board the vessel resembling a turn-of-the-century riverboat. Merely skimming the water, it takes up to 14 guests and it is furnished in teak and brass for a taste of Victoria splendor. As you float gently down the river with a beverage in your hand, take in your serene natural surroundings, listen to the sounds of birds and admire the views of the African bush. Snacks are also served. Upon the conclusion of your tour you will be transferred back to your accommodation.

The Victoria Falls – now in its remarkable 150 millionth year - reaches its zenith in about May each year. It’s a truly awe-inspiring experience – the sight, the sound, the smell; the humbling feeling that here indeed is nature’s supreme masterpiece. No photograph can begin to depict the reality, and nothing prepares you for your first sight. This tour is conducted in the morning and afternoon. En route, you may be taken past the ‘Big Tree’ where you may stop and take photos. You will be accompanied through the rainforest by one of our qualified guides, who will give a brief history of the Falls themselves as well as detailing the flora, fauna, bird & wildlife and other points of interest. Guides are also happy to assist you with photographs whilst visiting this most spectacular of waterfalls. Raincoats are provided when needed.

Victoria Falls hosts an array of exciting activities that you can book from your hotel, such as helicopter rides, fishing, whitewater rafting, Chobe game park day trips, jet boat tours, cultural tours, and more. Additional charges will apply.

Experience the warmth and authenticity of Zimbabwean cuisine at Dusty Road, a vibrant dining spot nestled in the heart of Chinotimba township, just outside Victoria Falls town center. More than just a meal, this immersive experience introduces you to the rich culinary traditions of Zimbabwe, served with a side of local charm. The welcoming team greets you in a setting bursting with character—colorful everyday objects, rustic black pots, handmade braziers, and even the occasional wandering chicken. At Dusty Road, every dish is cooked over an open fire, preserving the flavors and techniques passed down through generations. Fresh, indigenous ingredients form the heart of each meal, delivering an authentic taste of Zimbabwean home cooking. For dessert, expect a creative twist—wild ingredients elevate traditional sweets into something truly special. With its lively atmosphere and soulful cooking, Dusty Road offers a one-of-a-kind dining experience that captures the essence of Zimbabwean hospitality. Conclude with a shared transfer to your accommodation.

A private transfer from Victoria Falls to Chobe provided. Approximate transfer duration is 1.5 hours.

Home to the largest concentration of elephants, the Chobe National Park is one of the world’s leading wildlife destinations. The famous Chobe River, which forms the park’s northern boundary, provides a permanent source of water for the region’s high volume of wildlife, making the river an important focal point for safari enthusiasts. Enjoy the diversity of Chobe National Park’s abundant wildlife on guided 4WD game drives and take in the beauty of the river on boat safaris, while witnessing the herds of game and prolific birdlife along the riverbanks. Elephant line the water’s edge, hippo congregate in lagoons, hundreds of antelope and giraffe make their way to the water, and sightings of predators along the river are common. Chobe Game Lodge is also a fully ecotourism-certified safari property. Guests are invited on an Ecotour to witness firsthand the projects underway during a mid-morning back of house ecotour conducted by Albert Ndereki, one of the company’s longest standing employees and ecotourism manager.

Set out into the wilderness of the Chobe National Park alongside an experienced local guide from your lodge. Explore this famous African game viewing destination during this once in a lifetime opportunity where you’ll experience all that the recognized Chobe National Park has to offer. Keep your camera handy as the local big game can appear at any time. With a little bit of luck, you will be able to spot a variety of wildlife, including elephants, buffaloes, leopards, lions, giraffes, kudus and hippos. Exploring this dynamic flood-plain provides a unique game viewing experience as the animals are constantly on the move pursuing new sources of fresh drinking water.

Gliding across the picturesque Chobe River is considered by many as one of the finest game viewing experiences in all of Africa. Boasting from 80,000 to 120,000 elephants in the park alone, the area provides visitors with very frequent sightings of these majestic creatures along the ubiquitous waterways and flood plains of Chobe. Get your camera ready, or simply settle into your comfortable seat an enjoy the tranquil ride. Other African wildlife including hippos, buffalo, crocodiles, and waterfowl are also often spotted, providing for a truly exciting safari adventure.

A shared transfer to the airstrip is provided today by a representative from your lodge. The approximate travel time to the airstrip may vary from 10 to 45 minutes.

Board a flight in Kasane with service to Johannesburg. Approximate flight duration is one hour and 50 minutes.

Upon arrival to Johannesburg, you will be welcomed at the door of your aircraft by a local representative holding a sign with your name on it. Alongside your assistant, you will be directed through immigration, baggage collection and customs. You will then be escorted to check-in for your connecting flight, where the representative will assist you with all formalities and take you to your boarding gate for your onward flight.

Board a flight in Johannesburg with service to Cape Town. Approximate flight duration is two hours and 10 minutes.

Meet your private driver for an airport transfer.

Beat the crowds and start the day early with your private guide by visiting Cape Town’s most iconic landmark, Table Mountain. One of the most spectacularly bio-diverse places on Earth, an estimated 1,500 unique species of plant-life are found on Table Mountain alone, many of which are endemic and found nowhere else on the planet. Ascend by cable car as the mist from the clouds open up to the main plateau while striking views of Cape Town come into crystal-clear focus. Now with a better understanding of the city’s layout, walk past Cape Town’s storied past as your guide recounts the colorful histories of the Houses of Parliament, the Castle of Good Hope (South Africa’s oldest building) and the well-tended Company Gardens. Bargain your way through the lively Greenmarket Square in search of souvenir while meeting local artisans along the way. As you enter another one of Cape Town’s famed stop at Bo-Kaap, learn how the Cape Malay community, with its cobbled streets and brightly colored houses became one of city’ most vibrant neighborhoods. There’s no better way of understanding local history than through your Capetonian guide. From here you have the choice of being dropped off at the V&A Waterfront to experience this landmark at your own pace, with its many shops, restaurants and pubs - or at your hotel to end the tour. Should you choose to visit the waterfront, please speak to your Destination Expert for a range of recommendations for lunch.

The V&A Waterfront is surely one of the top attractions in Cape Town no matter your age, interests or group dynamic. To name a few highlights, the Two Oceans Aquarium is home to an incredible array of exotic, seemingly other-worldly creatures from the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. Behind the aquarium, a small colony of Cape fur seals are almost always found on the docks, ready and waiting to pose for your camera. Chavonnes Battery, Cape Town’s first fortification, is now a museum with artifacts from centuries past. At the heart of the waterfront lies the Clock Tower of Cape Town. For your shopping needs, a visit to the Victoria Wharf Shopping Center is the perfect stopover for designer items and authentic Cape souvenirs.

After meeting your expert local guide in Cape Town, begin the day with a visit to one of the more popular leisure hubs for locals – the glorious beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay, where impressive white sand beaches hug the shoreline with the Twelve Apostles as a stunning backdrop. Learn about the fascinating history of this breathtaking land from your Capetonian guide as you begin the spectacular sea-side drive to the quaint village of Hout Bay. After a stop in the village, you will track along the extraordinary Chapman’s Peak Drive, known as one of the most picturesque roadways world-wide. With the flexibility to spend as little or as long as you would like in this region crammed with incredible panoramic lookouts, the benefits of having a private vehicle and guide truly come into play. Further along you will reach the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve where, at Cape Point, you will board a funicular or walk up the stairway that leads to the Cape Point Lighthouse; it is here that you will observe dramatic coastal scenery and fantastic views of False Bay. Departing from Cape Point, head northward to Simon’s Town to enjoy lunch (included). Although the city is host to a number of tasty dining options, consider indulging in fresh-caught fish & chips, the town’s specialty. After a refreshing lunch and a bit of time to learn about Simon’s Town, set off with your camera ready to visit Boulders Beach, a nearby nature preserve that is home to a colony of African penguins. Wrapping up your day’s adventure, tour the idyllic Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, a sprawling park brimming with rare and exotic plant-life that is surely one the finest examples of botany the world over, before being returned to your hotel.

From street-side tapas to award winning cuisine, let our Destination Experts help you find the right dining option for your appetite. Some of our favorite spots include; Chef’s Warehouse, Bistro Sixteen82, The Foodbarn, Potluck Club, Plant, Shortmarket Club, Harbour House and Black Sheep Restaurant. To arrange reservations at any of these restaurants, speak to your Destination Expert. Please note: Reservations are subject to availability.

Meet your private driver for an airport transfer.

Set in Northern Tanzania just outside the bustling safari town of Arusha, Rivertrees looks out toward Mt Kilimanjaro, and is perfectly situated for exploring the abundant nature reserves that this region is home to. The inn is a charming country estate that was once an old coffee farm, and still retains the nostalgic air of a well-loved homestead. Rustic cottages are dotted along the river and in thickets of tall trees, while lush lawns and birdsong make for a peaceful and picturesque setting. The restaurant concocts tasty meals of garden-fresh ingredients and old family recipes, as well as oven-fired pizzas and the best of the region’s locally grown coffees. Delicious candle-lit dinners are served by the warmth of the fireplace, or under the stars and the watchful eyes of resident owls. Rivertrees combines unpretentious comfort with subtle accents of style to create a timeless pause in a traveler’s journey, and a sense of warmth and genuine welcome.

The Farm House Valley Lodge is a lovely lodge just outside of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area which has a high concentration of wildlife. Set in a 500 acre working coffee farm set amongst rolling hills, the lodge boasts of outstanding views of Oldeani volcano in the Rift Valley. The lodge is welcoming, comfortable and has some spectacular views across coffee plantation. The rooms are scattered around the gardens and are well-connected to the main living area. The main lodge has a cozy farm house feel with dining and lounge areas and a serene swimming pool with views over the majestic Oldeani volcano. Farm House Valley Lodge is a perfect base to explore the Ngorongoro Crater and its surrounding.

Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge is an exciting new addition to Tanganyika Wilderness Camps collection of luxury safari accommodation. It has a modern African appearance, creating a fresh, sleek, yet comfortable ambiance. Situated in the stunning central part of the Serengeti, the camp is strategically positioned in one of the main migration areas so that guests can enjoy this awesome natural wonder from the comfort of their tents. Kubu Kubu Tented Camp is perfectly positioned to be within easy reach of different parts of the park and an array of diverse habitats and wildlife, including the famous Maasai Kopjes, Olduvai Gorge Museum, the southern plains, the Seronera valley and the Grumeti River.

Mara Engai Wilderness Lodge is nestled amongst pristine Kenyan Ravine forest on the Oloololo (Siria) Escarpment. It overlooks the amazing Masai Mara National Reserve and Wildebeest Migration Route, with around 120km of unbroken views across the vast savannah of the Masai Mara – it is simply breath-taking. The generous tents are beautifully furnished with full en suite facilities. Guests can dine in the spacious restaurant with panoramic views, or within the intimacy of their own private deck or even al fresco in the bush.

Four Points by Sheraton Nairobi Airport is a contemporary hotel designed to provide a warm and invigorating experience, set against the backdrop of Nairobi National Park. Situated conveniently close to the International Airport, this 172-room hotel offers all the modern amenities and comforts necessary for a delightful stay. You can enjoy regional delights at the on-site restaurants, which feature outdoor terraces or offer panoramic views of the national park, serving a blend of local and international cuisine to tantalize the taste buds. For relaxation and recreation, the rooftop swimming pool provides a refreshing escape, while the bar offers a perfect setting to unwind and share stories of the day over a chilled cocktail. To further rejuvenate the mind and body, you can treat yourself to a soothing massage at the spa, leaving you feeling refreshed and revitalized. Four Points by Sheraton Nairobi Airport promises a memorable and comfortable stay, blending modern comforts with the breathtaking scenery of Nairobi National Park.

The Ilala Lodge is ideally situated on the Zimbabwean side of the mighty Zambezi River; it is the closest hotel to the magnificent Victoria Falls. A secluded setting overlooking green lawns with periodic grazing wildlife and the bordering lush National Park vegetation, Ilala Lodge has views of the “smoke” of Victoria Falls. The Ilala Lodge boasts of its exceptional hospitality, cheerful service and its striking location.

Situated on a tranquil riverbank in Chobe National Park, Chobe Game Lodge is the only lodge within the Park that offers every luxury and comfort needed for your sojourn into the wilds. The Game Lodge is decorated in a dramatic Moorish style along the banks of the Chobe River. Offering a quintessential African flavor, this game lodge overlooks timeless vistas of Africa. Enjoy superb international cuisine served on the terrace as you take in the sound of buffalo and elephant herds on open green plains, hear the cry of the Chobe Eagle, and bask in the glow of golden red sunsets. This is the perfect setting for your exploration of this incredible place where time stands still. Chobe's wildlife roams in profusion and diversity. It is home to the largest concentration of Elephant in Africa. During the dry season the herds assemble on the fertile flood plains of the Chobe River along with large herds of Buffalo. Other major species such as Lion, Wild Dog, Puku, Red Lechwe, Sable and Roan Antelope may be encountered in many areas of the reserve.

Taj Cape Town is a luxury hotel set in the vibrant heart of Cape Town, offering guests a combination of refined Indian hospitality and an authentic Cape Town experience. Occupying two historic buildings, it retains the architecture and many meticulously restored interior features of the original South African Reserve Bank and the old BoE building – formerly the Temple Chambers, built in 1890. The rooms combine old-world quality and modern amenities. As well as the gamut of facilities that guests would expect in a luxury hotel room such as a mini-bar, safe, voicemail and international plug sockets, standard features include high-speed wireless internet, an iPod docking station and charger, an internet-enabled television and a work station with a multi-media hub so laptops can be interfaced with the television. Taj’s doors open to a precinct that includes the national and provincial parliaments, Government Avenue leading through the 350-year-old Company Gardens from St George’s Cathedral, the cosmopolitan crafts of St George’s Mall and Greenmarket Square and a diversity of culture, art, entertainment and cuisine.