• Kalk Bay - Kalk Bay, meaning Lime Bay, derives its name from the burnt mussel shell deposits early settlers used to create lime. Although the fishing industry once flourished here, tourism now takes center stage, driven by numerous notable attractions ready for exploration. Visitors will have the chance to discover the many attractions of this charming town.
• Cape Point - Experience the splendor of Cape Point within the Table Mountain National Park, specifically in the Cape of Good Hope section. Be on the lookout for zebra, ostrich, eland, baboons, and bontebok as the journey unfolds through the COGH park.

Upon arrival at Cape Point, explore facilities such as a curio shop, restrooms, the Two Oceans restaurant, and a handy take-away kiosk. Enjoy the breathtaking views by walking up to the lighthouse’s viewing deck or choose a funicular ride.

Afterward, decide to either hike down to the Cape of Good Hope in a scenic 45 minutes or take a leisurely drive in the van. Let’s gather and share experiences at this extraordinary location.

• Cape of Good Hope - At the Cape of Good Hope, discover the southernmost point of the Cape Peninsula. It’s crucial to note that this spot is different from the actual southern tip of Africa, which is Cape Agulhas, located 90 miles or 150km away. An exciting opportunity awaits to capture a memorable moment by the signage board.
• Boulders Beach Penguin Colony - At Boulders Beach, enjoy swimming with penguins! Since 1983, when a lone pair was first spotted, the area has developed boardwalks and viewing spots for visitors to photograph these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat. Remember, it’s important not to touch or feed the penguins as they are wild animals deserving of peace. If they approach out of curiosity, relish this unique human-animal connection. Pack towels and bathing suits for an unforgettable experience!
• Chapman’s Peak Drive - Chapman’s Peak Drive, located on the Atlantic Coast between Hout Bay and Noordhoek in the Cape Peninsula, is renowned as a truly remarkable marine route globally. Spanning 9km and featuring 114 curves, this scenic drive winds along the rugged coastline, offering unparalleled vistas. A stop will be made for a memorable photographic opportunity.
• Table Mountain Aerial Cableway - Table Mountain, a flat-topped mountain overlooking Cape Town, is a prominent city landmark. Using the cableway, access its summit. The mountain boasts an impressive 8,200 plant species, with approximately 80% classified as fynbos, meaning fine bush. Within the Table Mountain National Park, it harbors a diverse collection of mainly endemic fauna and flora. Rising about 1,000 meters, its peak offers breathtaking views and unique biodiversity. A 500m walk on the top will be enjoyed before descending via the cable car.

• Free WiFi
• Bottled water
• Pick up and drop off at hotel in Cape Town
• Toll fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Entrance Fee to Boulders Beach Penguin Colony
• Entrance Fee to Cape of Good Hope
• Use of the cable car for Table Mountain.

Join an extraordinary adventure with experienced tour guide Peter, whose knowledge and enthusiasm will reveal the true spirit of these locations, guaranteeing a remarkable and memorable South African journey.

• Ascend to the summit of Table Mountain by cable car, enjoy a 500-meter walk at the top while admiring the stunning city views.
• Explore the charm of Kalk Bay, a distinctive coastal town along the False Bay shoreline.
• Travel along the breathtaking Cape Peninsula coastline, delve into the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, and either walk up to the Cape Point Lighthouse or take a funicular.
• Seize the chance to hike from Cape Point to the Cape of Good Hope.
• Capture a photo at the Cape of Good Hope.
• Experience the delight of swimming with African Penguins at Boulders Beach.
• Traverse the iconic Chapman’s Peak Drive for an unforgettable adventure.

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