• Short drive to enjoy the splendour of Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain and internationally acclaimed as one of the seven most magnificent botanical gardens in the world.

• Guided walk around this 528 hectare property was created in 1913 and places a strong emphasis on the cultivation of indigenous plants. The garden includes a large conservatory exhibiting plants from several different regions of the country.

• Including the “boomslang” (tree snake) a 130m tree canopy steel walkway above the trees affording stunning views of Table Mountain and parts of the city

• The visitors facilities include restaurants, a nursery, a gift shop and art exhibitions throughout the year.

• This will take approximately 3 hours and then we leave for Groot Constantia, the oldest wine estate in South Africa, founded in 1682.

• Wine tasting some of the award-winning white wines and the red varietal known as Pinotage.

• Here you can taste or purchase the famous wine is Vin de Constance, Napolean Boneparte’s favourite wine which is still produced on site.

• Wine tasting is usually for five or six varieties and a cellar tour can also be pre-booked. In addition the estate has a museum and some fine examples of Cape Dutch architecture. Two very good restaurants are on site.
• We can either return you to your drop-off point or you may wish to extend the tour to include lunch at either restaurant.

Full-day tour to experience some of the magical scenery that the Cape Peninsula and Table Mountain National Park has to offer.

We drive along the False Bay coast passing through the towns and villages of Muizenberg, St James, Kalk Bay and Fish Hoek with stops on the way for photos and enter Boulders Beach to view the penguins. Access to the penguins is on wooden walkways and you will get to hear about their habits and understand a lot about these amazing creatures in their natural habitat.

We make a quick stop to meet the famous Simons Town canine resident, Just Nuisance.

Next, we head out to Cape Point nature reserve where you may have good sightings of some of our resident baboons, ostriches, elands or zebras. At Cape point one can either walk up the steep path to the old lighthouse or take the Funicular Railway to enjoy the views from the cliffs high above the crashing ocean below.

Lunch can either be at the Two Oceans restaurant at Cape Point which offers superb views over False Bay, or at a local café on our way back to the city.

Then we either walk or drive down to the Cape of Good Hope, the most southwesterly point of the African Continent. Here is a great opportunity for photographs.

On our trip back to the city we follow the scenic route the runs alongside the Atlantic Ocean, called Chapmans Peak Drive, passing by Hout Bay, Llandudno, Camps Bay and Clifton and Sea Point before returning you to your hotel.

From your accommodation within 5 kilometres of the city centre at 08h00 and returning by 17h00.

Comfortable shoes, a hat or cap, sunscreen especially in the summer months, your camera and a lot of fun.

 A private tour for between 2 and 6 guests with transport in an airconditioned car or minivan. This is a full day most of which is spent in the open with nature.

Rates are based on a price per person and subject to a minimum of 2 guests and a maximum 6 guests

2 guests – R2550 pp

3 guests – R1700 pp

4 guests – R1360 pp

5 guests – R1250pp

6 guests – R900pp

Private transport with a registered tour guide/driver

Collection and drop-off

Bottled water

Entrance fees to Cape Point (R400pp)

Entrance to Boulders Beach (R200pp)

Funicular railway (R90)

Lunches

Personal purchases

Any gratuities or tips