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Uber Safari

1 October 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: Uber Safari is launching this week, offering riders in Cape Town the opportunity to go on a one-day game drive to a private reserve for a flat fee of $200 (about R3 400).

In a statement published on Monday, the e-hailing company announced the launch of the new ride option, which will allow riders to travel 175km from Cape Town to Aquila Private Game Reserve and back for a one-day game drive.

Aquila is a 10 000-hectare wildlife conservancy near Touws River, roughly a two-hour drive away from Cape Town, which is home to the Big 5.

“The day trip includes a pickup in Cape Town in an Uber Safari-branded vehicle, so riders can sit back and relax as they head out of the bustle of the city. Upon arrival at Aquila, guests will enjoy a welcome toast… continue reading HERE.

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