… in the pipeline for 2011

 

Nature could be very therapeutic and because we’re set in one of the most beautiful parts of South Africa—Kommetjie in the Cape South Peninsula—I’m planning to combine retreats with tourism. One half of every day will be spend on the client and psychology, while the other half will be used to visit some of these beautiful places. Kommetjie are close to Cape Town; The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront; The Cape Town International Airport; Table Mountain; Chapman’s Peak; Cape Point; several winelands; Stellenbosch; Franschhoek; Paarl; Imhoff’s Gift; Fish Hoek; Kalk Bay; Simon’s Town, etc.      

 

INTERNATIONAL GUESTS

Because of the closeness and convenience of Cape Town International Airport, we are ideally situated for international guests to attend these retreats which will last about one week.

  

There will be group as well as individual sessions. The focus will be on your relationship with yourself but any of your personal issues/problems could be discussed in the individual sessions.    

 

PSYCHOLOGY/ACCOMMODATION/MEALS/etc.

These tourism-retreat packages will include psychological sessions as well as full accommodation and three meals per day, or two meals and a picnic lunch.

 

LANGUAGE OF COMMUNICATION

English or Afrikaans

 

YOUR NEEDS

You’re welcome to send me an email should you be interested to discuss your needs for 2011. You’re very welcome to make up your own group. A minimum of five guests will be required.  

              

TOURISM RETREATS

ADD A GAME LODGE TO YOUR VISIT...

You may also consider the possibility to extend your tourism-retreat with a few days stay on the beautiful 4 star Eco Game Lodge Thulani (www.thulani.co.za) in the Waterberg, Limpopo Province. It is so easy: Just hop on an aeroplane from Cape Town International Airport to Lanseria International Airport which is just outside Johannesburg near the Hartbeespoortdam in the North west Province and within two and a half hour’s drive you’ll become part of “the true soul of Africa”. Giraffes, blue wildebeest, kudu, impala, sebra; eland and much more wild animals will sooth your wild spirit and after a real crackling fire and true South African braai, you’ll soon be in dreamland. Have you ever seen a wild kudu been fed by hand? You just cannot miss this experience! And with the new Gautrain which has just started operating (8 June 2010), it is now very convenient to arrive on OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg (from overseas or from Cape Town International Airport) and hop on the Gautrain enroute to Fourways. Travel arrangements can be made from Fourways to Thulani.

 

If you only want to book for a stay on Thulani, you’re welcome to contact them directly at info@thulani.co.za or visit the website. They’re already welcoming guests.