Cape Peninsula Tour

Bantry Bay is situated on the slopes of Lion's Head. Bantry Bay lies perched on the rocks overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in one of the most exclusive bays on the Atlantic Seaboard

Camps Bay beach is known for its lovely white sand and excellent views of the ocean and the mountains of Lion’s head and the Twelve Apostles.

Hout Bay is a lively coastal suburb that is well known for its magnificent mountains and sparkling blue sea views.

Boulder's Bay in Simon's Town shelters a breeding colony of more than 2,000 endangered African Penguins. Visitors can experience up-close encounters with these charismatic creatures, in a breathtaking environment

The Cape Point Nature Reserve is all about natural splendor, offers some of the most breathtaking mountain and ocean scenery in the world. Cape Point lies within the southernmost tip of Table Mountains National Park and is part of the Cape Floral Region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the richest areas of flora in the world. You can hike up the stairs to the top or take the Flying Dutchman funicular to enjoy the view from the Cape Point lighthouse.

A World Heritage Site and protected Nature Reserve where one finds vast natural beauty, vegetation and rich biodiversity. Expect to see ostrich ,zebras and baboons roam freely.

Noordhoek is well known for its long white sandy beach, vast wetlands and an ancient milkwood forest. After visiting Cape Point, you can enjoy lunch at one of Noordhoek restaurants (if you would like).

Chapman's Peak Drive is one of the most breathtaking driving routes in the world. The road is open every day - except during severe weather events. This is not a route for those prone to motion sickness.