This week the AWOL Tours team is hosting a Dutch corporate group who are participating on a challenging hike up Table Mountain, biking tour of the Cape Peninsula over Chapmans Peak, Cape Point and Winelands all whilst raising funds for Kids rights.
Each participant on the Cape Town hiking and biking trail had to raise € 5,000 for Kids Rights, a non profit organisation that aims to defends the position of very vulnerable children around the world.
This week the AWOL Tours team is hosting a Dutch corporate group who are participating on a challenging hike up Table Mountain, biking tour of the Cape Peninsula over Chapmans Peak, Cape Point and Winelands all whilst raising funds for Kids rights.
Each participant on the Cape Town hiking and biking trail had to raise € 5,000 for Kids Rights, a non profit organisation that aims to defends the position of very vulnerable children around the world.
The first day we guided the team on a 6 hour hike up Table Mountain via Kasteelspoort, Echo Valley to the top of Table Mountain. One of the participants walking on the mountain was the former Prime Minister of Holland, Jan Peter Balkenende who served from from July 22, 2002 until October 14, 2010.
The group managed to survive the 60km challenge of cycling around the Cape from Hout Bay over Chapmans Peak, through Kommetjie past the Slangkop lighthouse to Cape Point. The last 14km of refreshing tailwinds into Simonstown was a welcome end before plunging into the ocean and swimming with penguins at Boulders Beach. The biking tour of the Cape, Hiking to Cape of Good Hope and walking through the Winelands are all part of the Cape Town Trail raising funds for Kids rights.
This week the AWOL Tours team is hosting a Dutch corporate group who are participating on a challenging hike up Table Mountain, biking tour of the Cape Peninsula over Chapmans Peak, Cape Point and Winelands all whilst raising funds for Kids rights. Each participant on the Cape Town hiking and biking trail had to raise € 5,000 for Kids Rights, a non profit organisation that aims to defends the position of very vulnerable children around the world. The group managed to survive the 60km challenge of cycling around the Cape from Hout Bay over Chapmans Peak, through Kommetjie past the Slangkop lighthouse to Cape Point. The last 14km of refreshing tailwinds into Simonstown was a welcome end before plunging into the ocean and swimming with penguins at Boulders Beach. The biking tour of the Cape, Hiking to Cape of Good Hope and walking through the Winelands are all part of the Cape Town Trail raising funds for Kids rights.
The first day we guided the team on a 6 hour hike up Table Mountain via Kasteelspoort, Echo Valley to the top of Table Mountain. One of the participants walking on the mountain was the former Prime Minister of Holland, Jan Peter Balkenende who served from from July 22, 2002 until October 14, 2010. The group managed to survive the 60km challenge of cycling around the Cape from Hout Bay over Chapmans Peak, through Kommetjie past the Slangkop lighthouse to Cape Point. The last 14km of refreshing tailwinds into Simonstown was a welcome end before plunging into the ocean and swimming with penguins at Boulders Beach. During the Cape Town Trail the participants met de Klerk, former President of South Africa and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. On our last evening we will join a Nobel laureate and patron of Child Rights, Archbishop Desmond Tutu for dinner. The biking tour of the Cape, Hiking to Cape of Good Hope and walking through the Winelands are all part of the Cape Town Trail raising funds for Kids rights.
The first day we guided the team on a 6 hour hike up Table Mountain via Kasteelspoort, Echo Valley to the top of Table Mountain. One of the participants walking on the mountain was the former Prime Minister of Holland, Jan Peter Balkenende who served from from July 22, 2002 until October 14, 2010.