Robben Island, Table Mountain, Cape Town City Tour, and Diamond Factory.

Victoria & Alfred Waterfront - The V&A Waterfront in Cape Town City is where the tour begins. This area is one of the most popular in Cape Town, offering stunning ocean views and easy access to some of the city’s best beaches. Here, you will board the ferry to Robben Island, located 11 km from the mainland, with a 40-45 minute ferry ride to the island.

Robben Island - Situated in Table Bay, Robben Island is renowned as the site of the maximum-security prison where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were held during apartheid. Mandela spent 18 of his 27 years in prison on the island, which has become synonymous with the struggle for freedom. Now a World Heritage site and museum, it offers daily tours. Visitors disembark at Murray’s Bay Harbour on the island’s east coast and take a short walk to buses that tour all historical sites around the island.

Sevruga Restaurant - After visiting Robben Island, lunch is available at Sevruga Restaurant, though it is optional and at the customer’s expense.

Table Mountain Aerial Cableway - Table Mountain, a unique symbol of the peninsula, stands at an altitude of 1,067 meters above sea level. The cable car excursion offers a 360-degree rotation, providing a full panorama and the most spectacular way to ascend Cape Town’s famous flat-topped peak. Visitors can explore and enjoy a self-service restaurant, Table Mountain Café, offering a range of food, drinks, snacks, desserts, and wines. It’s a great spot to soak up the commanding 360-degree views of Cape Town, Table Bay, the nearby peaks, and the rest of Table Mountain National Park.

Castle of Good Hope - The Castle of Good Hope is the oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa, constructed by the Dutch East India Company between 1666 and 1679 in Cape Town. This star-shaped fortress served as a military stronghold and administrative center for the Dutch and later British colonial governments. Today, it houses museums showcasing Cape military history, historical artifacts, and cultural exhibitions. Visitors can explore its bastions, dungeons, old cells, and restored rooms, while also enjoying guided tours, cannon firings, and historical reenactments. It stands as a symbol of Cape Town’s layered colonial past and evolving heritage.

Bo-Kaap - Bo-Kaap is a vibrant and historic neighborhood in Cape Town known for its brightly colored houses, cobbled streets, and rich Cape Malay heritage. Located on the slopes of Signal Hill, it was originally home to freed slaves and skilled artisans, many of whom were of Malaysian, Indonesian, and African descent. The area is a cultural landmark showcasing Islamic traditions, unique cuisine, and centuries-old mosques like the Auwal Mosque. Bo-Kaap is a living reminder of Cape Town’s multicultural roots and is popular for walking tours, local food experiences, and stunning photo opportunities.

The Diamond Works Cape Town - The Diamond Works in Cape Town is a sophisticated showroom that combines luxury retail with educational insight. Established in 2001 and located at 10 Christiaan Barnard Street, this elegant ground-floor space welcomes visitors with sparkling wine and offers a Sparkling Tour—a refined 20–45 minute guided walkthrough where you’ll observe live demonstrations of diamond cutting, polishing, and tanzanite grading.

Greenmarket Square - Greenmarket Square is one of Cape Town’s oldest and most vibrant public squares, located in the heart of the city center. Dating back to the 17th century, it has evolved into a lively open-air market where local vendors sell a colorful variety of African crafts, handmade jewelry, clothing, artworks, and souvenirs. Surrounded by charming historical buildings and street cafés, the square offers a bustling atmosphere perfect for browsing, people-watching, and experiencing Cape Town’s multicultural energy. It’s a popular stop for tourists looking to take home authentic handmade gifts and enjoy the city’s local flair.

Cape Town Central - Drop off at the hotel/accommodation.

City Hall - Walk in Nelson Mandela’s footsteps as he gave his first speech as a free man to thousands of people on the parade on February 11, 1990. The exhibition and education program chronicles the life of former president Nelson Mandela, his links to Cape Town, and celebrates his legacy.

Cape Peninsula - Seals, Penguins, Chapman’s Drive, and Cape Point

Cape Town Central - The tour begins with a convenient pick-up from your hotel or accommodation at 8:00 AM within Cape Town central. This marks the start of our carefully planned itinerary, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience from the very beginning.

Green Point Lighthouse - The day starts with a pick-up from your hotel/accommodation and a drive along the south peninsula coastline. The Green Point Lighthouse, Cape Town, is an operational lighthouse on the South African coast. First lit on April 12, 1824, it is located on Mouille Point. The lighthouse was the first solid lighthouse structure on the South African coast and the oldest operational lighthouse in South Africa.

Cape Town Stadium (Green Point Stadium) - The stadium was built for the FIFA World Cup 2010 and hosts various sports matches and music concerts throughout the year.

Sea Point - At Sea Point, enjoy scenic ocean and mountain views. Sea Point is one of the most scenic promenades along the Atlantic seaboard. It’s about 11 km long and easy to walk, run, and cycle because it’s flat and well-maintained. It is considered the headquarters of the Jewish community in Cape Town and was recently voted the coolest place in the African continent.

Clifton - Clifton is the wealthiest place in the country and is regarded as the Beverly Hills of Africa. It is known for offering the best value in leisure and recreational opportunities for fun-seekers and beach lovers. The area includes Anchor Bay, Bantry Bay, Clifton Bay, and Camps Bay.

Maidens’ Cove - This beautiful scenic lookout point is located between Clifton Beach and Glen Beach in the prestigious suburb of Camps Bay in Cape Town. It is renowned for its exquisite views of Table Mountain, Lion’s Head, the Twelve Apostles, and the Atlantic Ocean. Dolphins can often be spotted frolicking in the water. Maiden’s Cove is the perfect spot to create sweet memories with spectacular photos. It is the best place to take panoramic views of the ocean and Camps Bay Beach.

Hout Bay - Explore the enchanting Hout Bay, a charming coastal haven nestled between rugged mountains and the shimmering Atlantic Ocean. Home to a vibrant harbor and a bustling market, Hout Bay is also famous for its resident seal colony. Take a scenic boat ride to Seal Island and witness these playful creatures in their natural habitat, making it a must-visit destination for nature and marine life enthusiasts. Begin your day with a boat trip to Seal Island from Hout Bay. This small rocky island is home to thousands of Cape fur seals, creating an incredible wildlife spectacle. Watch as seals playfully dive into the water and sunbathe on the rocks while surrounded by the stunning backdrop of Hout Bay’s mountains.

Chapman’s Peak Drive - Experience one of the most scenic coastal drives in the world on Chapman’s Peak Drive, a winding road that hugs the cliffs above the Atlantic Ocean. With breathtaking views, dramatic cliffs, and photo stops at lookout points, it’s a route you’ll never forget. It’s one of the most rewarding panoramic drives in the country, if not the world. The drive hugs the near-vertical face of the mountain, linking Hout Bay to Noordhoek suburb. It has 114 curves over nine kilometers and stands at 593 meters above sea level. Tourists and locals often stop at viewpoints along the drive.

Noordhoek Farm Village - Relax and unwind at the charming Noordhoek Village, known for its laid-back atmosphere and artisan shops. This quaint area is surrounded by lush countryside and pristine beaches, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely coffee or snack before continuing your journey. The Long Beach is perfect for photos, and Noordhoek Farm Village offers refreshments, coffee, and small crafts and souvenirs for purchase.

Simon’s Town - Founded in 1679 by the second governor Simon Van der Stel, it’s the second oldest town in South Africa and home to the South African Navy’s base. It was a former British headquarters under the Commonwealth until the British handed it over in 1944 after World War II. You will have a view of the Martello House, the oldest British construction building in the country and the oldest of its kind in the world. It’s also home to the African penguins.

Lunch at Harbour House (exclusive).

Cape Point Ostrich Farm - The Ostrich Farm near Cape Point is a charming stop along the scenic route to the Cape of Good Hope, offering visitors a fun and educational encounter with South Africa’s largest birds. Located just outside Cape Point Nature Reserve, the farm allows you to get up close to ostriches, learn about their behavior, breeding, and unique feathers, and even feed them under supervision. There’s also a small curio shop selling ostrich leather products, eggshell crafts, and souvenirs. It’s a great family-friendly experience and a quick, interesting detour on your way to one of the continent’s most iconic landmarks.

Boulders Beach Penguin Colony - Boulders Beach, located near Simon’s Town, is a world-renowned haven for African penguins. Known for its soft white sand, striking granite boulders, and crystal-clear waters, this picturesque beach offers visitors the unique experience of observing penguins up close. Visit the iconic Boulders Beach, home to a thriving colony of African penguins. Walk along wooden boardwalks to observe these adorable birds in their natural habitat. Watch them waddle, swim, and bask on the sandy shores, providing a delightful and heartwarming wildlife encounter.

Cape of Good Hope - A visit to Cape Town is certainly not complete without a photo behind the Cape of Good Hope name board. Your tour guide will share history about the two beacons known as the Bartolomeu Dias beacon and the Vasco Da Gama beacon. The Cape of Good Hope is the most southwestern point of the African continent, with two currents, the warm Agulhas and the cold Benguela. Cape Point is the treacherous rocky promontory south of the Cape where many ships have come to grief since the fifteenth century. The reserve is an integral part of the Cape Floristic Kingdom, one of the world’s six floral kingdoms, with a treasure trove of 1,100 species of indigenous plants. The reserve encompasses 7,750 hectares of rich and varied flora and fauna. Enjoy spectacular views of the Atlantic and False Bay coastlines from Cape Point. Spend time in the reserve, where you may encounter baboons, Cape mountain zebra, eland (the biggest antelope in Africa), buck, and over 250 species of birds.

Cape Point Nature Reserve - Cape Point is situated at the southwestern tip of Africa, running north-south about thirty kilometers at the extreme southwestern tip of the African continent. It is a promontory at the southeast corner of the Cape Peninsula. The Cape Point Nature Reserve is one of the most pristine and unspoiled places on earth, with dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and breathtaking views, a mountainous and scenic landform. At this point, most travelers take the option of a short hike from the Cape of Good Hope to the Cape Point lighthouse. However, should you not feel up to the short hike or be medically unfit, the guide will direct you to the Flying Dutchman Funicular, in which you will travel up to the Cape Point lighthouse (fee excluded from the tour price). Cape Point is the official meeting point of the two ocean currents: the cold Benguela and the warm Agulhas currents. Cape Point is famous for the Dutchman Funicular, the old lighthouse, and the best viewing site of Cape Point.

St James Beach - Continue to the vibrant coastal town of Muizenberg, famous for its colorful beach huts and a popular surfing destination. Stroll along the beach, soak in the lively atmosphere, or snap pictures of the iconic huts against the backdrop of the waves.

Cape Town Central - This is where the tour ends with a drop-off back at your hotel/accommodation.

Constantia Wine Tasting Cellar Tour, Kirstenbosch, and Champagne Sunset Cruise

Groot Constantia - Groot Constantia is South Africa’s oldest wine estate, steeped in history and elegance since 1685. Located in the scenic Constantia Valley, the estate invites you to explore the Groot Constantia Manor House Museum, which beautifully showcases 18th-century Cape Dutch architecture and period interiors. Just steps away is the historic Cloete Cellar, the birthplace of the legendary Grand Constance wine — once cherished by Napoleon and admired in European courts. Visitors can indulge in a guided wine tasting experience, perfectly complemented by a delectable chocolate pairing, making this visit not only rich in heritage but also in flavor. Groot Constantia promises a perfect blend of history, culture, and sensory delight.

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden - Just a short drive from Constantia, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in the world. Nestled on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain, it showcases South Africa’s rich plant heritage with over 7,000 species of indigenous flora. Visitors can enjoy scenic walking trails, the famous Boomslang Canopy Walkway, and seasonal floral displays, all set against the breathtaking mountain backdrop. It’s a peaceful retreat ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone looking to experience the natural beauty of the Cape.

Victoria & Alfred Waterfront - To wrap up the day, enjoy a relaxing Champagne Sunset Cruise along the Cape coastline. After exploring the natural beauty of Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden, this serene cruise offers the perfect way to unwind. Sip on a glass of bubbly as you take in breathtaking ocean views, the setting sun over the Atlantic, and the silhouette of Table Mountain in the distance. This unforgettable experience marks the perfect ending to the day tour.

Cape Town Central - Drop off back at your hotel/accommodation in Cape Town.

Aquila Safari Big Five Safari Game Drive, Including Lunch Buffet

Cape Town Central - 8:00 AM pickup from your accommodation/hotel within town and the surrounding area. The tour starts in Cape Town central city and drives along the N1 highway past the language monument outside Paarl. This is a 2-3 hour drive safari from Cape Town to Aquila. It is a 4-star family-friendly destination where you will experience a scenic 2-hour drive from Cape Town to Aquila Game Reserve. The route features stunning scenery, including vineyards and mountains.

Paarl - Nestled in the heart of South Africa’s Winelands, the Paarl Wine Region is celebrated for its picturesque vineyards, historic Cape Dutch architecture, and a rich winemaking tradition. Visitors can enjoy world-class wine tastings, cellar tours, and gourmet dining experiences, all set against the backdrop of rolling vineyards and the iconic Paarl Rock.

Du Toitskloof Pass - You will pass under the Du Toitskloof/Huguenot Tunnel, which is unique and the longest in the country at 3.9 km long. The tunnel links the Paarl wine region and Worcester. The scenery all around is impressive and paradisiacal. There will be a stop at the top to view Table Mountain from a distance, the Cederberg Mountain with rare floral shrubs, herbs, and the fynbos, which cannot be seen anywhere else in the world but only here in the Western Cape.

Breede River - The Breede River, also known as Breë River, is a river in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. Traveling inland north from the city of Cape Town, the river runs in a west to east direction. Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the famous winelands of the Breede River, with the first catchment area of the river in the Skurweberg Mountain range close to Ceres. The headwaters run through the modern-day Mitchells Pass before flattening out on its middle course in the Worcester area. The river mouth is in an estuary at Port Beaufort on the Indian Ocean.

De Doorns - De Doorns, located in the heart of the Western Cape, is a vibrant grape region celebrated for its lush vineyards and exceptional produce. With its Mediterranean climate and fertile soils, the area yields high-quality table and wine grapes, offering a true taste of South Africa’s rich agricultural heritage. Enjoy scenic vineyard tours, grape tastings, and immerse yourself in the rustic charm of this picturesque region. It is one of the world capitals of table grapes. There will be a stop here for photos and views.

Aquila Private Game Reserve - Upon arrival at Aquila Game Reserve, you’ll be greeted by stunning landscapes and a warm welcome. Begin your day with a hearty breakfast before setting out on a full-day game drive through diverse wildlife habitats. Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch served in the reserve, making your safari experience both exciting and satisfying.

De Wet Cellar - De Wet Cellar was founded on April 15, 1946, being the oldest cellar in Worcester. Originally producing about 3,000 tons of grapes per year, it has since developed into a quality processing cellar of around 22,000 tons per year.

Cape Town Central - Travel back to Cape Town for drop-off after a day filled with fun and adventure at your pick-up point hotel/accommodation.

Long March to Freedom, 3 Region Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, and Paarl

Cape Town Central - All guests should be ready at the hotel lobby/reception at 8:00 AM and wait for the tour guide to pick them up.

The Long March to Freedom - Shortly after pick-up, the day begins with a visit to the Long March to Freedom exhibition—an inspiring outdoor display of life-size bronze statues that honor South Africa’s freedom fighters and key historical figures in the country’s journey to democracy.

Spier Wine Farm - From the Long March to Freedom, head to the beautiful Spier Wine Estate, one of the oldest and most renowned wine farms in the Cape Winelands. Here, guests will enjoy a wine and chocolate pairing experience, crafted to delight the senses. Take a leisurely walk through the scenic vineyards, soaking in the tranquil surroundings and rich heritage of the estate.

Stellenbosch - Next, make your way to Stellenbosch, a charming town known for its oak-lined streets, historic Cape Dutch architecture, and vibrant student life. As the second oldest town in South Africa, Stellenbosch offers a rich blend of culture and heritage. During the orientation tour, you’ll get a glimpse of the prestigious Stellenbosch University, bustling cafés, art galleries, and boutique shops that make this university town so lively and unique.

Franschhoek - After Stellenbosch, continue to the picturesque village of Franschhoek, nestled in a lush valley surrounded by vineyards and mountains. Known as the culinary capital of South Africa, Franschhoek offers a delightful blend of French heritage, gourmet restaurants, art galleries, and world-class wine estates. It’s a charming and scenic stop perfect for soaking in the beauty and elegance of the Cape Winelands.

La Motte Wine Estate - From Franschhoek, make your way to the elegant La Motte Wine Estate, renowned for its award-winning wines, rich cultural heritage, and stunning surroundings. Guests can enjoy a serene walk around the estate, take in the art and sculpture displays, and optionally indulge in a tasting of La Motte’s signature wines. It’s a refined and peaceful experience that beautifully captures the essence of the Franschhoek Valley.

Fairview Wine and Cheese - Conclude the day at the famous Fairview Estate, well-loved not only for its artisanal cheeses and award-winning wines but also for its resident goats, who live in a charming tower at the entrance of the farm. Guests will enjoy a delicious cheese and wine pairing experience, featuring handcrafted cheeses and expertly matched Fairview wines. The goats add a fun and unique touch to the visit, making it a memorable and lighthearted end to the Cape Winelands journey.

Cape Town Central - Drive back to Cape Town for drop-off back at your hotel/accommodation.

• Accredited tour guide
• All entry fees, wine tasting, and activities included
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Pick up and drop off from your hotel/accommodation in Cape Town

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Discover the wonders of Cape Town in an unforgettable 5-day adventure! Experience the breathtaking views from Table Mountain, delve into the profound history of Robben Island, and be inspired by the Long March to Freedom. This journey seamlessly combines culture, nature, and luxury. Traverse the stunning Cape Peninsula coastline, visiting the renowned Cape Point and the historic Cape of Good Hope. Delight in wine and chocolate pairings across three wine regions at estates such as Spier Wine Estate, La Motte, and Fairview Wine and Cheese. Wander through the serene Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and relax on a picturesque Champagne Sunset Cruise. Explore the charming towns of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, and embark on an exhilarating Big 5 safari at Aquila Private Game Reserve. This comprehensive tour offers the perfect mix of adventure, beauty, and relaxation. Book now and let Cape Town enchant you!

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