Itinerary

1. Exploring Bo-Kaap Village in Cape Town

   • Visit the vibrant Bo-Kaap village in the Cape Town with it's colourful houses and take some amazing pictures.

2. Maiden’s Cove Lookout in Camps Bay, Cape Town

   • Perched between the scenic stretches of Clifton and Glen Beach, Maiden’s Cove is flanked by the cold blue of the ocean and the verdant greenery of the mountains of the Western Cape.
   • This is a lookout in Camps Bay, Cape Town, that boasts absolutely breath-taking views of the Twelve Apostles Mountain Range and the back end of the famous Table Mountain.

3. Exploring Hout Bay and Duiker Island in Cape Town

   • At Hout Bay, explore the scenic town, market, or beach, or take an optional ferry (own expense) to Duiker Island to see cape fur seals.

4. Chapman's Peak Drive - A Must-Visit in Cape Town

   • Chapman's Peak Drive is often considered one of the most scenic drives in the world and is a must-visit attraction for anyone exploring the Cape Town area.

5. Culinary Bliss at Noordhoek Farm Village

   • Noordhoek Farm Village is well-known for its excellent dining options, with a variety of restaurants, cafes, and eateries offering everything from gourmet cuisine to casual fare. Many of the establishments focus on using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and some even offer outdoor seating areas where patrons can enjoy their meals while taking in the scenic surroundings.

6. Journey to Pristine Nature and Majestic Views

   • Your Private Tour culminates in the truly unique experience of rounding Point, and soaking in the spectacular views from offshore, and breathing the cleanest air on Earth, generated in the pollution-free southern oceans.
   • Looking South, across the great expanse of the Atlantic Ocean, the nearest landmass is the Antarctic.
   • With its dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and breathtaking views, the reserve is truly a sight to behold.
   • Cape Point is more than just a pretty place; it is also home to a unique variety of fauna and flora.

7. Exploring Boulders Beach and its African Penguin Inhabitants

   • Boulders Beach near Simon’s Town has a lot going for it: the ancient granite boulders protect it from the wind and large waves, making it an ideal swimming spot for kids.
   • The beach is always clean and safe because it falls under the Table Mountain National Park Marine Protected Area.
   • It is rarely crowded, and kids will be delighted by the stunning rockpools.
   • But the soft white sand and warm(ish) waters are not the only reasons why visitors make their way along the coast, past Simon’s Town, to Boulders Beach.
   • The local inhabitants – African penguins in their thousands – know how to pull the crowds.

8. Discovering Muizenberg Beach and its Vibrant Atmosphere

   • On your way back to your hotel, you will pass the beautiful coastal town of Muizenberg with breathtaking views of the False Bay coast.
   • Muizenberg Beach is one of the most well-known beaches along the False Bay coastline.
   • As you enter the area, you can’t miss the colorful beach huts dotted along the sand.
   • Muizenberg holds a high appeal due to its warm water and family-friendly atmosphere.
   • Recently awarded Blue Flag Beach status, Muizenberg Beach is one of the most popular Cape Town beaches and offers excellent facilities.
   • The adjacent Muizenberg Pavilion offers water slides, kiosks, a swimming pool, and a putt-putt course.

9. Drop off at your hotel/accommodation

   • You will be dropped off at your hotel/accommodation after an exciting and wonderful day.