• Camps Bay - Journey along the Atlantic seaboard, nestled between mountains and ocean. The first photo stop is at Maiden’s Cove, a stunning scenic lookout situated between Clifton’s beaches and the prestigious suburb of Camps Bay in Cape Town.
• Chapman’s Peak Drive - Travel to the Good Hope Nature Reserve from Hout Bay to Noordhoek via the scenic Chapman’s Peak Drive. This coastal route offers numerous breathtaking viewing sites. The sheer cliffs of Chapman’s Peak, seemingly within reach, plunge into the sea. The road cuts through dark sedimentary sandstone layers and lighter grey granite exposed below.
• Chapman’s Peak Drive - Renowned as one of the world’s most spectacular marine drives, “Chappies” is a must-see for those who appreciate Cape Town’s majestic scenery. This 9km route with 114 curves skirts Chapman’s Peak, following the rocky coastline to reveal breathtaking views in both directions.
• Noordhoek Farm Village - Savor the finest brewed coffee in the Cape Peninsula at the Roost Village, at the guest’s own expense.
• Scarborough - A charming seaside town along the Cape Peninsula coastline, located at the edge of the Cape Point Nature Reserve.
• Cape Point Ostrich Farm - Situated in the beautiful Cape Peninsula, the next stop is at Africa’s southernmost ostrich farm. The tour guide will share fascinating facts about these largest living birds.
• Cape of Good Hope - Not everyone is fortunate enough to explore the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. The hike begins on the Western shoreline and crosses to the Eastern side, offering breathtaking views of False Bay. In spring, the spectacular flora and abundant birdlife are highlights, along with whale watching in season.

Upon entering the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, a 15-minute drive leads to the hike’s starting point. The hike heads south toward Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope, following a scenic coastal path with stunning beaches and cliffs, involving occasional rock scrambles. Expect to get close to baboons. After a stop at Cape Point and the old lighthouse, the return journey to the Cape of Good Hope, the most southwestern corner of Africa, follows a well-maintained boardwalk to the famous Cape of Good Hope on the rocky shoreline below. The trail offers unparalleled views over pristine Dias Beach and the rugged western shoreline, leading to the very end, the southernmost point of the Cape Peninsula—a perfect photo opportunity.

• Cape Point Nature Reserve - The Cape of Good Hope hike starts on the Western shoreline and crosses to the Eastern side, offering breathtaking views of False Bay. In spring, the spectacular flora and abundant birdlife are highlights, along with whale watching. The hike heads south toward Cape Point, initially along beaches, then inland with spectacular cliffs, involving occasional rock scrambles. Expect to get close to baboons. After a stop at Cape Point, the return journey follows a well-maintained boardwalk to the famous Cape of Good Hope, the most southwestern corner of Africa. The trail offers unparalleled views over pristine Diaz Beach and the rugged western shoreline—a perfect photo opportunity.
• Old Cape Point Lighthouse - Walk or take the funicular to the old Cape Point lighthouse. Numerous stepped paths lead to various viewpoints. Ascending to the old lighthouse is both enjoyable and invigorating.
• Cape of Good Hope - The Cape of Good Hope, the continent’s most southwesterly point, is the perfect spot for a memorable photograph—celebrate reaching this magical location.
• Boulders Beach Penguin Colony - Visiting the African Penguin colony at Boulders Beach is an enthralling experience. A short walk from the car park in Boulders National Park reveals hundreds of African Penguins frolicking in the water, hopping from boulder to boulder, or waddling clumsily across the sand.
• Simon’s Town - After visiting Boulders Beach and the African Penguin colony, the drive back to Cape Town passes through the picturesque coastal naval town of Simon’s Town, located on the eastern side of the Cape Peninsula.
• Kalk Bay - A charming fishing village.
• Constantia - Cape Town’s oldest wine-growing region.
• Boyes Drive - Boyes Drive, the final scenic coastal road, climbs the lower slopes of Muizenberg Mountain, offering panoramic views over Muizenberg Beach for a photo opportunity before heading inland.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Registered adventure hiking and culture tourist guide
• Chapman’s Peak toll gate
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Photos & video

• Entrance to Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve.
• Entrance to African Penguins colony at Boulder.

This private tour can be tailored to your preferences, but we typically propose the following: Our hike along the Cape of Good Hope begins on the West coast of the Nature Reserve and spans to the East coast, offering unparalleled views of False Bay. During spring, the nature is in full bloom and one can enjoy the diverse bird-life as well as whale watching. The trail, mainly along the coast, boasts beautiful beaches and slight rock climbing. You’re also very likely to encounter baboons. After a break at Cape Point, the journey continues to the old lighthouse and to the Cape of Good Hope, the most south-western point of Africa, via a clearly marked trail and boardwalk. This path provides magnificent views of the immaculate Diaz Beach. The tour concludes with a visit to the renowned Penguin colony at Boulders beach on our way back to Cape Town.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.