• Bo-kaap - Formerly known as “Malay Quarter”, the vibrant neighborhood is famed for its attractive bright colorful houses, aligned by cobbled roads, dominated by Cape Dutch and Georgian architectures. Your guide will share the history about local people and their culture while taking memorable pictures and visiting some art galleries of this unique neighborhood.
• Maidens’ Cove - We call it the Kodak moment. Our accredited guide will provide the history and current importance of this place. You will take incredible pictures of the 12 apostles and the gorgeous Camps Bay Beach.
• Duiker Island - Embark on a fascinating cruise from Hout Bay harbor to Seals/Duiker Island where you will have a closer encounter with thousands of Cape Fur Seals in their natural habitat. The cruise trip is optional (Clients may choose to do it or not).
• Chapman’s Peak Drive - This is one of the most beautiful marine drives in the world. A unique combination of the panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean with superb mountains of the Cape Peninsula makes it one of the most scenic drives of the country.
• Noordhoek Farm Village - Enjoy a short break, discover “The Roost”, grab the best coffee in the area. The Farm Village, most-loved local hangout, houses fine restaurants, great cafés, a top-notch bakery and a wide range of shops.
• Just Nuisance - Meet ‘Just Nuisance’, in the charming town of Simon’s Town. He made history; he was the only dog to be officially enlisted in Navy. Have a short moment to explore the town before heading back to Cape Town.
• Boulders Beach Penguin Colony - Very few places offer as a remarkable a viewing as the Boulders Beach. Closer encounter with delightful African Penguins in their natural habitat will leave you in awe. There are currently + 3000 penguins that are seen throughout the year. The place is notable for having some of the best restaurants recommendable for lunch.
• Cape of Good Hope - This is probably the top highlight of the tour. Cape of Good Hope, most South-Western point of Africa, has long been used as a waypoint by sailors and merchants from Europe to Far East and Australia. A long traffic of commercial ships could be seen all the time. One of the great capes of the South Atlantic Ocean. Besides, travelers visit the “Cape Point”: panoramic views of both the old and new lighthouses, phenomenal views of the ‘Diaz Point’ cliffs, the special beauty of fauna and flora, the stunning beaches of the Cape Point Nature Reserve, an exceptional attraction to visit.
• Muizenberg Beach - The famous white sandy beach is famed for its unique colorful beach huts, water sport activities such as surfing and swimming and picnicking. Explore its bohemian sanctuary, art galleries, boutiques, cafes and restaurants.

• Hotel pick up and drop off (Cape Town central & vicinity)
• Toll fee at Chapman’s Peak Drive
• Private accredited guide/driver
• Air-conditioned vehicle with fuel
• Bottled water

• Meals, Drinks & Gratuities (Optional).
• Entry fee at Cape of Good Hope & Cape Point Nature Reserve (Standard fee: R400/Adult; R200/Child)
• Entry fee at Boulders Beach/Penguins Colony (Standard fee: R190/adult; R95/child)
• Penguins Colony/Duiker Island (Optional). Admission Fee= R110/Adult; R55/Child

The Cape of Good Hope tour is surely the better way to explore and discover the distinctive natural beauty of Cape Town and its surroundings. You will be exposed to the multifaceted natural splendor of the Table Bay, False Bay and the heart-stealing scenery of the Peninsula: Clifton, Camps Bay, Twelve Apostles, Seals Colony, Chapman’s Peak Drive, The splendid beauty of Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point Nature Reserve, the endangered flightless African Penguins and much more.

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