• Clifton Beaches - Among the most renowned beaches in Cape Town, also recognized on the Blue Flag list. The beach is divided into four sections, from Beach No. 1 to 4, and is home to some of the most luxurious residential areas in Cape Town.

A beloved destination for student volunteers and local beach enthusiasts.

• Camps Bay - The most famous beach in Cape Town. Stroll along this pristine white sand beach with its crystal-clear waters. The colorful beach flags add to the charm of this location.

Discover this popular spot frequented by international celebrities and models, often referred to as “The place for the rich and famous.” Capture a selfie or group photo with the stunning backdrop of the Twelve Apostles.

To the left, you’ll find the iconic Table Mountain and Lion’s Head. Keep an eye out for one of Cape Town’s most luxurious hotels - The Bay Hotel. The area boasts trendy shops, coffee houses, and upscale restaurants, all nestled in the heart of exclusive residential properties.

• Hout Bay - The most tranquil village in Cape Town, surrounded by mountains, the ocean, and the blue sky. Stroll along the harbor and shop for art and crafts from the various stalls available.

Enjoy a cup of coffee and purchase the freshest fish and chips, as this is where the largest fishing industry is based. Take a one-hour round trip to Seal Island, where you can encounter over 4,000 seals at any given time.

Watch for seals out of the water and capture a memorable selfie with them. Visit the fish processing factory at the harbor to see fresh fish being processed.

• Chapman’s Peak Drive - A scenic drive carved out of the mountain with 114 curves. Stop at several photo spots for a group photo or a selfie. This is a paradise for bikers, cyclists, runners, and hikers. Explore this scenic drive, which hosts the largest single-timed race in the world, involving up to 50,000 cyclists annually.

In winter, watch for seals gliding in pairs along the shores. Look out for the ferries taking travelers to Seal Island. Discover the architectural marvel at this location, which has earned Cape Town engineers awards.

Notice the wire fences on the mountain side, erected to protect travelers from falling boulders.

• Cape of Good Hope - Discover this popular location on the African continent, the most southwestern tip of Africa. Watch for wild ostriches, wildebeests, and the ever-popular Chacma baboons. Here, you can also encounter antelopes and zebras in the wild.

The area is rich in marine life, including seals and several popular South African fish like snoek, yellowtail, and Galjoen. Hike up the hanging cliffs or navigate the large boulders scattered throughout.

There is also a wide variety of bird species, nearly 270, with 70 breeding here, including two fynbos endemics. The Cape Sugarbird and Orange-breasted Sunbirds are most common in spring.

• Cape Point - Visit this popular destination, attracting thousands of travelers annually. Take the funicular to the top before hiking up the steps to the lighthouse.

Alternatively, take a 15-minute hike to the top before proceeding to the lighthouse. Capture stunning photos at the lighthouse, one of the most photographed in South Africa. Look out for the second lighthouse currently in use.

The bird’s-eye view from the top of the entire bay and Diaz Beach is simply breathtaking. Walk down to some of the lookout positions for a close-up view of the steep cliffs. Watch for the hundreds of red-winged birds nesting on the hanging cliffs.

Breathe in some of the freshest air in the world, as declared since the establishment of the Global Research Watch Station. This area is home to many critters, some of which can be seen sunbathing on the boulders. Take a 45-minute healthy walk from Cape Point to the Cape of Good Hope. Look out for the protea, the national flower of South Africa.

• Boulders Beach - Visit these charming flightless birds and see why thousands are drawn here annually. Capture great photos of them and take selfies as you get up close.

The wooden boardwalk brings you close to over 3,000 birds. Observe their natural and man-made homes where they lay eggs. Some are out at sea catching fish, while the most captivating are those moulting.

If time permits, take a dip in the water and paddle with these flightless birds. As you explore, watch for the dassie, a well-nourished rock rabbit endemic to the Cape.

• Department Correction Service Pollsmoor Prison - Drive by this infamous prison, known for being Nelson Mandela’s place of incarceration for six of his 27 years in jail. This prison is considered one of the most dangerous in the world due to the gangsters who operate here.

With a backdrop of the Constantia hills and the wineries, it is set in a remarkable location.

• University of Cape Town - The oldest university in South Africa, founded in 1829. Situated in a picturesque location at the foot of Table Mountain and Devil’s Peak.

Regarded as the leading university in Africa, it attracts over 28,000 students from around the world.

• Groote Schuur Hospital - The largest hospital in the Western Cape province. One of the most renowned hospitals globally, it made history by performing the first-ever human heart transplant in 1967.
  Known for being conducted by Dr. Christian Barnard and a team of twelve other doctors. Currently operational, part of this hospital is used by the University of Cape Town as a medical school.

• Pick up from your hotel and drop off after the tour
• Registered and Accredited Tourist Guide
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Entry fees to Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope up to 455 pp
• Optional entry fees to the penguins at Boulder’s Beach R210pp
• Optional ferry trip to Seal Island up to R160pp
• Lunch
• Gratuities

This is a great tour and one of the most popular in Cape Town. It takes travelers right along the Atlantic Seaboard where there are some of the most expensive residential areas in Africa. It also brings travelers close to some of the beautiful beaches in Cape Town - 4 of the 10 beaches on the blue flag list.

Travelers enjoy some of the most breathtaking views along the way with typically African landscape. Dramatic mountains and a wide variety of the fynbos family plant species. There are also wild animals seen on this tour with the most popular being the Chacma baboon.

It is a tour that exposes the rich marine life of the Cape which includes seals and whales. The plant species is equally amazing with the eve popular Protea which is the South African national flower.

Conclusively it is an outdoor opportunity, fun-filled, and exploring tour. This tour is rich in history and there is also a taste of South African food along the way.

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