Black Friday Coming Soon – How To Prep!
An unbelievable Black Friday deal is on its way, and you are gonna love it! All will be revealed at the stroke of midnight on Thursday, 24 November.
A family enjoying the wood fired hot tub at Garskraal cottage, Algeria, Cederberg Wilderness.
Here’s how to get ahead of the crowd:
STEP 1: Go to capenature.co.za and click the “book now button”
STEP 2: You need to create your online booking profile now so that you don't hit any delays on the day, and to save more time make a list of all your favourite reserves so that you can make your bookings quickly.
STEP3: Please provide us with the details requested. Fields marked with a * are required. You will only be required to do this once.
Voila… you are registered.
Remember first come, first served so set your alarm…don’t miss out on this great deal!
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