$3,375 pp (USD)
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Go Touch Down Travel & Tours
- Offices In:
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United States
- Size:
- 20-50 employees (Founded in 2010)
- Tour Types:
- Mid-range & luxury tours that, when possible, use accommodations owned and operated by them
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Go Touch Down Travel and Tours specializes in luxury tours for people who don’t like going on tours. Our micro-sized escorted tours offer several excursions and are packed with features daily. We have solo-friendly rates. We cut out the middleman, price accordingly, and retain complete control of the quality, safety, and outcome of your experience during your vacation in South Africa, Tanzania, Victoria Falls, and Botswana.
Reviews199
Great experience
We had an amazing experience with our 12 day adventure. Communication was great with Angie and Yolanda. Our guides Joseph and Tony were excellent. Our ranger Aubrey gave us a great experience on the game drives, sharing his vast knowledge of the animals, birds and plants/trees. We highly recommend traveling with Go Touch Down!
They excel in providing an upscale safari experience, including accommodations, food, service.
We stayed at Royal Morubisi in Kaingo, a private game reserve. The property was outstanding, 5-star accommodations and common areas. Food was also 5-star, and plenty of it! We were constantly being fed. The service was also excellent. Staff were so attentive, friendly and helpful, genuinely interested in pleasing the guests. The environment felt like a private family compound, as our group was small and the staff treated us so well. Because we couldn't leave the property when not on a game drive, it was so nice to have beautiful common areas to explore and sit in. Having the pool was much appreciated as temps were hot (90s F).
Unforgettable Family Experience at Royal Morubisi
Our family — my wife, our son, and I — had the privilege of staying at Royal Morubisi in South Africa this September, and from the moment we arrived, we knew we were somewhere truly special. The entire experience was phenomenal, but what made our stay so memorable was not only the incredible surroundings and wildlife. It was the people — the warmth, professionalism, dedication, and genuine hospitality of everyone who took care of us throughout our stay. A very special thank-you goes to the safari drivers and guides. Their knowledge, passion, patience, and ability to read the environment made every game drive an extraordinary experience. They didn't simply take us out to see animals. They taught us to appreciate the bush — the sounds, the tracks, the behavior of the animals, and the incredible details that we would have otherwise missed. Their dedication to making sure we had memorable sightings, while always respecting the wildlife and the environment, was truly impressive. Every safari felt like a new adventure, and we came away with memories that our family will treasure for years to come. We also want to recognize the chef and the entire kitchen staff. The food was wonderful, but what stood out even more was the care and attention behind every meal. Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners were prepared with great attention to detail, and every meal felt like part of the experience rather than simply something to eat. And then came our last evening at Royal Morubisi — a moment that will stay with our family forever. We had the privilege of interacting directly with young local people dressed in their traditional clothing, sharing their culture with us through songs and chants in their native language. There was something deeply moving about sitting there and experiencing that moment together as a family. It felt authentic, personal, and profoundly meaningful. It wasn't simply entertainment. It was an opportunity to connect with the local culture and to experience a small part of a heritage that has been passed down through generations. Royal Morubisi gave us much more than an incredible safari. It gave us memories, cultural experiences, wonderful meals, exceptional hospitality, and moments of connection that we will carry with us for a very long time. To every guide, safari driver, chef, member of the kitchen team, and every person who welcomed us and cared for our family — thank you.
A Preserve worth Preserving
My wife and I visited South Africa in late August. We visited Royal Morubishi Preserve and Cape Town. The staff , accommodations, and experince were excellent. Everyone you meet is pleasant and go out of their way to ensure you want for nothing. Issy, our guide, was extremely knowledgable regarding all of the animals and their habits, frequently stopping to explain nuances regarding what we were seeing. The animals were plentiful and the preserve lives up to its name by practicing conservation and responsible animal husbandry. We managed to see the big five but the supporting cast of birds and animals is also amazing. Fellow travellers were pleasant and added to the quality of the experience.
Once-in-a-Lifetime- Experience
I would highly recommend booking your safari through GoTouchDown. Lucia and crew did a wonderful job getting everything booked and our drivers, rangers, and game lodge employees did an excellent job in making sure we had a once-in-a-life time experience. We traveled with our young adult children and stayed at the City Lodge the first night, 3 nights at the Royal Morubisi, 4 nights at Siyela/Tskududo and another 4 nights in Cape Town. We loved each place as much as the next.
Our drivers/guides, James and Tony, were so informative, helpful and friendly. Our rangers, Lucas and Dan, were amazing and spotted all of the animals on our list. We saw lions, cheetahs and leopards several times and got so close to them. It was an awesome experience. We saw the Big 5: elephants, rhinos, lions, leopards and buffalo at both private reserves. Plus countless giraffes, zebras, impalas, wildebeests, and warthogs. We also saw a few crocodiles sun bathing, a herd of hippos in the water with only their eyes above water and a male ostrich doing an extravagant mating dance. Plus my favorite bird, the lilac breasted roller.
Cape Town was also an amazing experience. We went to the Cape of Good Hope, saw penguins, went up to Table Mountain, went to a dinner theater with amazing local dancing and drumming along with wine tasting.
