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Activities in and around Cape Town

The Mother City offers our quests the most amazing activities, splendid natural views and adventuristic experiences.

To assist our guests with their personal bucket lists we offer guided, tailor-made tours. Please phone +27 5510441 for knowledgeable assistance and booking of:

Half day tours (combine some of the following)

Boulders Bay and the penguin colony
Cape national Park
Scenic drive Chapman’s Peak
Table Mountain Cable Car
Township tours
Castle of Good Hope
World of birds
Bokaap cultural village
Diamond Museum
Zipline adventure in Constantia
Guided township tours
Castle of Good Hope

Full day tours

Activities that can be done on the full day tours include:

The Cape Peninsula tour, Cape point in the Cape National Park and driving to Boulders bay, via Chapmans Peak drive. Boulders Bay is home to the African penguin colony
The Cape Winelands Tour
West coast tour, including Paternoster, the Koi San village and the spectacular flowers (seasonal from August to October)
The Big Five tour, game drive and viewing near Cape Town
The Coastal route via Gordon’s Bay to Hermanus is the perfect day tour and includes whale watching. Shark cage diving could be included in this day tour for the adventurous souls.

Boulders Bay and the African penguin colony

In the crystal-clear water of Boulders Bay, you can view the African Penguins from close by. Only found in the Southern Hemisphere, these cuties are a must see. It is not uncommon to find bathers swimming among the penguins; however, one should be cautious as these are wild animals.

The Cape National Park

Experience the wonderous sight of ocean meeting with mountainous terrain, animals and birds in their natural habit and the infamous Cape fynbos growing abundantly. These breath-taking views will be cherished in your memories forever.

Scenic drive via Chapmans Peak

Named after John Chapman, the ship’s mate of an English ship’s Captain, this drive between Hout Bay and Noordhoek is awe inspiring and unsurpassed by its natural beauty.

The winelands

With towns such as Stellenbosch, Franshoek, Paarl and Tulbagh to name some, the Cape Winelands is a must see when visiting Cape Town. Boasting with 148+ wine estates and many delectable restaurants, this is a historical part of the Western Cape and one can easily recognise the splendour in the Manors built in bygone eras.

Spectacular wildflowers in the Cederberg and Namaqualand

Viewing this natural splendour of flowers, in August yearly, brings one to realize the awesomeness of nature. In a normally dry region this showcase of beauty is breath-taking.

The Big five animal safari’s

Just a short distance from Cape Town, visitors can experience the famous Big 5 in their natural surroundings. Marvel at the enormous elephants and the playful lion cubs while safely sitting in a game driving vehicle.