• Bo-kaap - At the Cape Malay Quarter, we pause here for photo opportunities with the vibrant houses. The diverse residents of the Bo Kaap community are known as Cape Malays, descendants of a group of mainly Indonesian exiles and enslaved individuals from Asia and Africa who were brought to South Africa starting in the 16th Century.

• Hout Bay Seal Island cruise - Our journey continues along the scenic coastline, stopping at Hout Bay harbor. Here, guests can choose to either take a boat to Seal Island to view the seals or visit the market for some shopping. Embark on an exciting cruise from Hout Bay harbor to Duiker Island, where you can see thousands of wild Cape Fur Seals up close in their natural habitat.

• Chapman’s Peak Drive - Chapman’s Peak Drive is one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world. Affectionately known as “Chappies,” it is a must for anyone passionate about the majestic Cape Town scenery, with sheer drops to the sea below and towering mountains rising above.

• Boulders Beach Penguin Colony - Boulders Beach is the only place in the world where you can get close to African Penguins and is one of Cape Town’s most visited beaches. You can view the penguins from a long wooden boardwalk that cuts through the beach from the car park.

• Cape Point Nature Reserve - The Cape Point Nature Reserve is one of the most pristine and unspoiled places on earth. With its dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and breathtaking views, the reserve is truly a sight to behold.

• Cape of Good Hope - As one of the great capes of the South Atlantic Ocean, it has long held special significance for sailors, many of whom refer to it simply as “the Cape.” It is a waypoint on the Cape Route and the clipper route followed by clipper ships to the Far East and Australia, and is still followed by several offshore yacht races.

• Muizenberg Beach - Muizenberg is probably most famous for its long, white sand beach, reliable surf breaks, and colorful beach huts. It’s also a bohemian sanctuary with more than its fair share of independent art galleries and boutiques.

• Camps Bay - We stop at Maiden’s Cove, a scenic cove located between Camps Bay and Clifton in Cape Town. It offers a tranquil beach setting with views of the Atlantic Ocean and is known for its natural beauty and rock formations. The area is often used for picnics and relaxation, providing a quieter alternative to the nearby bustling beaches.

• Bottled water
• Entry/Admission to Muizenberg Beach
• Hotel pickup and drop off
• Entrance fees to Chapman’s Peak

• Entrance Fees to Seal island R140.00/adult
• Entrance Fees to Builders Beach penguins R190.00/adult(international)
• Entrance Fees to Cape Point R320.00/adult(international)
• Entry/Admission-Old Cape Point Lighthouse
• Food, Drink and Gratuities(optional)

Get ready for an unforgettable penguin encounter on this small group tour to Boulder Beach and Cape Point.

See endangered African penguins up close in their natural habitat
Take in dramatic views from Cape Point, where two oceans meet
Learn about the area’s diverse wildlife from an expert guide
Travel in a small group for a personalized experience
Waddle along with a colony of cute and quirky African penguins during an intimate visit to Boulder Beach. Watch these tuxedoed birds nest, swim, and play on the shore, getting incredible close-up views. Then head to Cape Point and take in the breathtaking scenery as you stand at the intersection of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. An experienced guide provides fascinating facts about the native wildlife as you search for whales, dolphins, and other species. This tour offers an intimate nature experience perfect for animal lovers, Don’t miss your chance for unforgettable encounters with penguins and more.

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