Go Trike Riding for Scenic Views
Highlights
Cape Town, Hermanus
nature, bike tours, Whale Watching
Group Tour
1 Day
Medium
Afrikaans, English
Description
Take an amazingly scenic trike tour for two along the world-famous Cape whale route to Hermanuspietersfontein. Along the way, white beaches, lagoons, whales, and charming villages will pass you by with plenty of stops to capture your memories on film.
Itinerary
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Off to Hermanus for whale watching (during season)
Depart from your hotel or guesthouse in the city centre at 09h00.
Take a stunning ride down the N2 motorway towards Somerset West, Strand and Gordons Bay. From there, we hop onto Clarence Drive, rated as the most scenic marine drive in the world and you will see why it has earned this rating.
Stop for a photoshoot or two along this amazing route.
Next, we’ll stop at the Drummond Arms in Rooi Els for a drink or two or a cup of coffee.
Ride via Betty’s Bay to Kleinmond, a stunning little seaside village with white beaches and lagoons for a photo stop and a chance to stretch the legs.
Proceed to ride further to Hermanus, rated as the best land-based whale-watching site in the world, and stop for there for lunch. If we’re lucky and it’s within the season (July to November), we’ll get to see the whales frolicking in Walker Bay.
From Hermanus, we begin our return trip via Botrivier, over the HouwHoek pass, stopping at the historic HouwHoek Inn for an afternoon drink or six.
Continue riding past Grabouw, South Africa’s apple capital.
Make a stop on top of Sir Lowry’s Pass for a photoshoot that will take your breath away as the views are simply stunning.
Start our final leg of the tour as we travel down along the N2 back towards Cape Town and to your hotel or guesthouse where we will, unfortunately, will have to part our separate ways.
Duration: Approx. 8 hours.
What's Included
What's Excluded
Meeting Point
Cancellation Policy
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For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -
Refund of 80% of the tour price.
Price
Adult | |
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1 to 10 | /person |
This is a group tour |