• Bo-Kaap - Once called the “Malay Quarter,” Bo-Kaap is a lively neighborhood steeped in history and culture. With its eye-catching colorful houses, steep cobbled streets, art galleries, Cape Malay cuisine, and stunning views of Signal Hill and its Noon Gun, Bo-Kaap has much to offer.
• Table Mountain Aerial Cableway - Recognized as one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World, this is arguably South Africa’s most iconic landmark. Enjoy a ride in the state-of-the-art rotating cable car to the mountain’s summit in just 5 minutes. The panoramic views of rocky terrains, golden beaches, and Robben Island are unparalleled.
• Twelve Apostles - The Twelve Apostles Mountain Range forms the backdrop of Table Mountain and is one of the most scenic coastal stretches globally. With its magnificent crags, ridges, ravines, and gorges, the towering mountain crests alongside the Atlantic Ocean offer stunning beaches and impressive granite rock formations.
• Chapman’s Peak Drive - Known as the most scenic drive in Cape Town, it is one of the world’s most spectacular marine drives. With 114 curves, the Atlantic Ocean below, and towering mountains above, the drive is a paradise for bikers, runners, picnickers, motorists, and sightseers.
• Noordhoek Farm Village - Surrounded by a variety of excellent restaurants, cafes, bakeries, bars, and shops, the Village offers a tranquil farm atmosphere. It’s an ideal spot for a short break to enjoy a cup of coffee or shop for some souvenirs.
• Cape of Good Hope - The Cape of Good Hope marks the southernmost tip of South Africa’s Cape Peninsula and is one of the most famous capes in maritime history. It opened the first all-maritime route between Europe and the Far East. The Cape was a waypoint on the Cape Route and the Clipper Route to the Far East and Australia. With rugged cliffs, unspoiled beaches, fantastic walks, centuries-old lighthouses, and a dramatic Nature Reserve, it boasts a unique diversity of fauna and flora and breathtaking scenery.
• Boulders Beach Penguin Colony - One of the few places in the world where you can get close to African Penguins. Visitors can observe the penguins waddling on the beach or lounging on the rocks. The beach is also perfect for swimming and sunbathing, with fine restaurants, cafes, and shops nearby.
• Just Nuisance - This monument commemorates the only dog in South Africa ever officially enlisted in the Royal Navy. Ranked as ‘Able Seaman,’ Just Nuisance boosted the morale of those fighting the war from the South Atlantic Station and was known for his love and care for his sailor mates.
• St. James Beach - This small, picturesque beach is located on the warm False Bay coastline. Its colorful Victorian-style bathing huts, tidal pools, and rock pools make for eye-catching photographs. Explore this Bohemian-style neighborhood with its collection of bars, cafés, restaurants, art galleries, and fashion shops.

• Bottled water
• Shared tourist guide/driver
• Chapman’s Peak Drive toll-fee
• Shared air-conditioned vehicle with fuel

• Table Mountain aerial cable car tickets: R400/Adult; R200/Child
• Cape of Good Hope entrance fee: R360/Adult; R180/Child
• Boulders Beach entrance fee: R160/Adult; R80/Child

This tour is possibly the most popular tourist destination in Cape Town. The tour highlights the utmost attractions the city of Cape Town has to offer. From nature and adventure lovers to historical and cultural enthusiasts, the tour is a perfect choice indeed. Travellers have a chance to experience Cape Town topography, a wide variety of wild life and birdlife, as well as historical landmarks reflecting the country different eras.

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