Sea Kayak and Cape Point Private Tour from Cape Town
Description
Enjoy a Full Day Cape Peninsula Tour with a difference by including the Penguins Sea Kayak tour, and see the African Penguins colony at Boulder’s Beach. The trip leaves from Simon's Town Waterfront passing the Naval Base. Enjoy a trip to the Cape of Good Hope/Cape Point directly after the private Sea Kayak tour and return to Cape Town via Chapmans Peak drive and the Atlantic Seaboard.
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Pick up at your accommodation in Cape Town at 7:00am and travel via the M3 main road to Simons Town for a fun-filled Penguin Sea Kayaking adventure activity.
This Sea Kayak and Cape Point tour is perfect for single travelers, couples, families and small groups of friends. The trip leaves from Simon’s Town Waterfront passing the Naval Harbor to Boulder’s Beach to see the penguins. If the tide is favorable.
After the Sea Kayaking, we will make our way to Cape Point, where you will explore the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. You will see the Dias and Vasco Da Gama beacons, with a ninety percent chance of seeing baboons, bontebok, eland, ostriches, dassies, etc. Take your iconic photo behind the Cape of Good Hope name board.
We then explore the Cape Point lighthouse. Choose an easy short 15 minutes walk to the lighthouse or take the Flying Dutchman Funicular (R80.00 per adult). We recommend a lunch break here at either the Two Oceans Restaurant for a sit-down lunch or the informal eatery for a take away.
Our return route is via the Old Cape Road, through Chapmans Peak drive (if it is operational) with a stop at the viewpoint, and along the Atlantic Seaboard via Camps Bay. Drop off will be at your accommodation in Cape Town.
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Dress: Wear swimming trunks and a tee shirt. If it's chilly bring warmer clothes and a windbreaker as well. You can wear whatever you like and feel comfortable in but assume it will all get wet. Barefoot is fine but you can wear shoes or sandals although flip flops are not recommended. Wetsuits are not necessary, even in winter. Bring a towel and change of clothing for afterward.