Treating a Fellow Nature Lover Has Never Been Easier

28 Oct 2022

Christmas is almost here, with many of us looking forward to relaxation and time off with friends and family. At the same time, many corporates are planning the dreaded/daunting employee Christmas rewards and year end functions.

Take the stress out of running around with a CapeNature online gift voucher. Here’s why you should not be caught unprepared this holiday season.

1. Employees often feel unappreciated, so now's the perfect time to make sure to recognise your teams for all their hard work this year. There are many ways to show your appreciation, but a gift voucher speaks volumes.

2. Keeping it personal is what counts. No one wants to receive a generic gift, that includes your employees or best friends. CapeNature vouchers enables you to personalise the voucher for the intended recipient with a custom message from me to you!

3. Options for dayssss! It is rare that all your loved ones or colleagues want to explore the same places at the same time. CapeNature gift vouchers give you the luxury of  choice to decide where you would like to redeem your voucher making memories in nature. These vouchers can be redeemed to explore the Western Cape through no less than 27 nature reserves and numerous attractions, from the West Coast to the Garden Route.

4. One size fits all! CapeNature gift vouchers are suitable for every member of the family.This option gives relatives you may not know well or those hard to buy for people an experience of a lifetime, for the entire family to enjoy. The chances of this being regifted is slim

5. Saving you time to enjoy your holiday. CapeNature gift vouchers saves you time from searching for the right items to buy and gives the recipients the chance to enjoy a trip out in nature they’ll never forget.

What are you waiting for? Buy your online gift voucher here.

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