• Hermanus - Located just 140 km from the Cape Metropole, Hermanus is renowned as the world’s premier land-based whale watching destination. This holiday resort offers modern amenities while maintaining its charming fisherman’s village atmosphere. Visitors can spot Southern Right Whales from the winding cliff paths during winter and mid-spring, or take a three-hour boat tour for a closer look. The annual whale festival in late September celebrates the whales’ return to the bay for mating season. Hermanus boasts numerous beaches, with Grotto Beach being the largest and holding Blue Flag status. The area features stunning mountainous backdrops covered in pristine Cape Fynbos, attracting walkers, hikers, paragliders, and hang-gliders from around the globe. A 25-minute coffee break and town visit is also possible.
• Elim - Elim is a small village on the Agulhas Plain in the Western Cape, established by German missionaries in 1924 as a Moravian mission station.
• 7285 - Struisbaai is a quaint village located in the southernmost region of South Africa, where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet. It is just four kilometers from Cape L’Agulhas, and the two towns are often mistaken for one.
• Cape Agulhas - Southernmost Tip of Africa - L’Agulhas is a small village located two and a half hours from Cape Town along one of the country’s most beautiful coasts. It marks the end of the African continent and the official meeting point of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Discovered in 1488 by Portuguese navigator Bartholomew Diaz, it was named Cabo Agulhas, or Cape Needles. The Cape L’Agulhas Lighthouse, built in 1840 and inspired by the Pharos of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, is the third lighthouse constructed on the South African coast.
• Bredasdorp - Named after Michel van Breda, a member of the Legislative Assembly in 1830, Bredasdorp is best known for its Shipwreck Museum, the only one of its kind in the country.
• Napier - Napier is a village situated between Caledon and Bredasdorp. It was founded in 1838 following a dispute between neighbors Michiel van Breda and Pieter Voltelyn van der Byl.
• Caledon - Caledon is a town in the Overberg region of the Western Cape Province, located 100 km east of Cape Town.
• Somerset West - Somerset West is located in the Hottentots Holland area, about a 45-minute drive from Cape Town. It is home to the Vergelegen wine farm, an impressive 18th-century farmhouse built in Cape Dutch style.

• Complimentary wine tasting (if time allows)
• Entry to Lighthouse (R80 per person)
• Air-conditioned vehicle with bottled water
• Pickup and drop-off at your accommodation

• Tips
• Lunch
• Boat Ride: R1220 per Adult

Landmasses’ extremities have long captivated our attention. In the category of this sentiment, being near the southernmost tip of the African continent would undoubtedly rate highly. If you decide to take the boat, it will take three hours to return from Sir Lowry’s Pass and Houwhoek Pass to Hermanus, where whale watching is available from July to November. It will be feasible to visit the town in 30 minutes. There is a long history of marine suffering in the area. Then sip on a glass of bubbly while dipping your toes into the Atlantic and Indian oceans at Africa’s southernmost tip! Drive back to Cape Town after that.

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