• Cape Town - Cape Town is a city rich in history and cultural diversity, making it one of Africa’s most fascinating destinations. Established in 1652 by the Dutch East India Company as a refreshment station for ships journeying between Europe and Asia, it soon evolved into a permanent settlement. As South Africa’s oldest city, it is affectionately known as “The Mother City.”
• Castle of Good Hope - Situated in central Cape Town, the Castle of Good Hope is the oldest existing colonial structure in South Africa, completed in 1679 by the Dutch East India Company (VOC). It was constructed to replace a smaller wooden fort built in 1652 by Jan van Riebeeck, the Dutch commander who set up a supply station at the Cape for ships traveling between Europe and the East Indies.

Built in a star fort design, the Castle was constructed using local materials and slave labor. Its strategic pentagonal shape was intended to defend against both land and sea attacks, although it never experienced significant military conflict.

• Company’s Gardens - The Company’s Garden is the oldest cultivated garden in South Africa, founded in 1652 by Jan van Riebeeck and the Dutch East India Company (VOC). Initially created to grow fresh fruits and vegetables for passing ships traveling between Europe and Asia, it played a crucial role in preventing scurvy among sailors.

Located in the heart of Cape Town, the garden was an essential part of the VOC’s refreshment station and quickly expanded into a large and productive area, featuring orchards, vineyards, and livestock pens. It laid the groundwork for permanent European settlement in the region.

• St. George’s Cathedral - St. George’s Cathedral, situated in the center of Cape Town, is the oldest Anglican cathedral in Southern Africa. Known as the “People’s Cathedral,” it was central to the fight against apartheid and continues to be a powerful symbol of faith, resistance, and social justice.
• Bo-Kaap - Bo-Kaap, located on the slopes of Signal Hill above central Cape Town, is one of the city’s most iconic and culturally vibrant neighborhoods. Famous for its brightly colored houses, cobblestone streets, and the call to prayer from its mosques, Bo-Kaap is the historical heart of the Cape Malay community.
• World of Birds - The World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary & Monkey Park, situated in Hout Bay, Cape Town, is the largest bird park in Africa and one of the few large bird sanctuaries worldwide. Established in the early 1970s, it has become a cherished destination for wildlife enthusiasts, families, and conservationists.
• Groot Constantia - Visit: - Groot Constantia, { for lunch and wine tasting] nestled in the fertile Constantia Valley just outside Cape Town, is the oldest wine estate in South Africa, with a history spanning over 330 years. It serves as a living monument to the country’s colonial past and viticultural heritage, producing award-winning wines while preserving its rich legacy.

Today, Groot Constantia is a fully operational wine farm offering:

Wine tastings and cellar tours

A wine museum and cultural exhibitions

Fine dining at on-site restaurants

Scenic walking paths through historic vineyards

It stands not only as a working vineyard but also as a symbol of South Africa’s complex agricultural, colonial, and cultural history.

• City of Cape Town map
• Bottle of cold water
• Entrance fees for Castle Museum
• Entrance fees for Bo Kaap

• gratuity are welcome
• Entrance fees at world of birds 145 rands per adult, and 60 for child
• Wine tasting at Groot constantia 165 per adults pairing with chocolate 235 rands

Begin your day by discovering Cape Town’s renowned landmarks and historical sites, including the Castle of Good Hope, the vibrant streets of Bo-Kaap, and the serene Company’s Garden. With guidance from experienced professionals, gain a profound understanding of the city’s diverse heritage, colonial history, and contemporary evolution.

This tour is unique due to its smooth shift from urban exploration to nature immersion. The World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary & Monkey Park in Hout Bay is Africa’s largest bird park, featuring over 3,000 animals and more than 400 species of birds and small mammals.

Stroll through lush, open-air aviaries
Engage with lively squirrel monkeys
Observe rare and exotic species up close in a calm, natural setting

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