Cape Peninsula Full Day Tour in Private Car

After collection from your hotel, we will explore the colourful houses of Bo-Kaap with a full history of the area from your specialist tour guide with a lot of photos opportunities

Our second stop will be the Maiden's Cove near Camps Bay for the best photos of Table Mountain, Clifton, Camps Bay, Twelve Apostles etc... You may spot on a great day, whales, Sharks, Dolphins and seals at this location

We will spend quality time here, where you will embark on a 45 minutes return boat trip at own account ( approximately USD 7 per adult and USD 3 per child) to the seal Island . upon return, your guide will allow you time to explore the gift and souvenir market and shops.

Take a drive along one of the most scenic routes in the world known as Chapman's Peak Drive - fondly referred to by locals as "Chappies". (This route will be used depending on whether it is operational. Sometimes it is not operational due to rock falls, but this is very seldom.) We will stop at the view point where you will have a photo opportunity of the spectacular Atlantic Seaboard coastline, stretching between Hout Bay and Noordhoek. Chapman's Peak is the gateway between Cape Town city and Cape Point and boasts 114 curves.

Entering into the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, we will explore this historical area which will lead us to Cape Point. We will have a photo opportunity at the Cape of Good Hope name board, which is one of the major highlights of this tour. Visitors often opt for a short hike up to Cape Point, while others prefer to take the Flying Dutchman Funicular. The Cape Point is often referred to as the meeting point of the Two Oceans, this is in fact the meeting point of the Two Ocean currents and not the two oceans. The Two Ocean currents being the warm-water Agulhas current and the cold-water Benguela current. We recommend lunch at either the Two Oceans Restaurant sit-down or at the informal eatery, both situated at Cape Point.

Visit the enchanting African penguins colony at Boulder's Beach. Boulder's Beach is also one of the most beautiful beaches in Cape Town. Take a walk on the boardwalk to view the penguins and you may even find some of them walking alongside you.