Grade 8 educational tour of Cape Town
Julie2024-09-27T13:57:05+00:004 or 5 day tour in the Mother City DAY 1: Early morning flight to Cape Town. Arrive in Cape Town mid morning and visit The Castle of Good Hope, built by 1679 to house [...]
4 or 5 day tour in the Mother City DAY 1: Early morning flight to Cape Town. Arrive in Cape Town mid morning and visit The Castle of Good Hope, built by 1679 to house [...]
NATIONAL TOURS FOR CAPE TOWN SCHOOLS GR 4 – 10 (9 – 16 year olds) Aim: to expose our school children to different parts of their own country to learn about their multicultural heritage, the [...]
NATIONAL TOURS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN GRADE 4 - 11 (9 - 17 year olds) Aims: to expose our school children to different parts of their own country to learn about their multicultural heritage, the diverse [...]
It was a pleasure to host a middle school from Kuruman in Cape Town for an educational experience. The group decided to travel through the night with 2 drivers per vehicle, to bring 20 students [...]
A 3 day tour to the Pilanesberg area for BESA Leadership Academy in Johannesburg. There were 32 Grade 8-11 students with 2 teachers and an All Africa Tours tourist guide on the 60 seater semi [...]
Tour completed by 47 Grade 6 & 7 boys from Grey College Primary in Bloemfontein 13 - 21 October 2021. They had 2 travel days and 1 extra 'chill day at the beach' beside the [...]
The Liesbeek River Trail is a great 4,5km suburban walk tracing the Liesbeek River from Kirstenbosch to Josephine's Mill in Newlands. It takes about an hour to walk, but if guided with information along the way, [...]
Since Covid-19 pandemic and worldwide lockdowns with travel restrictions, All Africa Tours has been preparing for when the re-opening of borders happens to allow for safe educational travel once more. In South Africa, we saw [...]
From exploring the souks of Morocco to encountering an incredible array of wildlife on safari in Namibia or enjoying the white sand and turquoise waters of the Seychelles, Africa has something for everyone. Luckily, USA passport holders can travel to many African nations either without a visa, or in some cases can simply purchase a visa on arrival. However, the visa rules vary from country to country and can be complex.
A school group coming to South Africa met with disaster when they arrived at Heathrow on Thursday, 16 July 2015. Thirteen of the children were refused permission to fly to South Africa as they had a document without a solicitor's stamp. This created anxiety for the entire group as it meant that 2 teachers needed to stay behind with that group whilst the rest continued on their journey to South Africa with mixed emotions. What a dampener for all!