Welcome to The Hideout

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Welcome to The Hideout

This is JENMAN African Safaris’ very own “sundowner spot”, right in the middle of Cape Town, South Africa! 

The Hideout was officially opened on Thursday, 23 February 2023 by managing director Garth Jenman and general manager Johann Barnard, with staff members gathering for some celebratory drinks and snacks. It is sure to become just the place to connect and share ideas to make sure travellers on our safaris embark on the most memorable of experiences. 

JENMAN African Safaris is also looking forward to welcoming agents, tour operators and other travel experts to The Hideout to discuss extraordinary and carefully curated safari excursions to the top wilderness destinations in Southern Africa, East Africa and Madagascar. 

Hope to see you at The Hideout soon!

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lodges

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