Experience a scenic drive through Sea Point, the beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay to Hout Bay where an optional trip to Seal Island can be arranged. The spectacular Chapman’s Peak drive is breathtaking and will lead us to Cape Point - The Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, undoubtedly one of the Cape’s biggest attractions.

Situated at the most southern point of the Cape Peninsula, and flanked by the cold Atlantic ocean on the west and the warm Indian ocean on the east, it is noted for its abundant floral diversity. The reserve has a spectacular coastline, with Cape Point boasting the highest sea cliffs in South Africa. A funicular takes visitors up to the highest vantage point , or you may decide to walk.

A visit to a penguin colony at Boulders and lunch at the Fish Hoek Galley Restaurant is optional. Then proceed to Simons Town, the Constantia wine valley and the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.

Table Mountain has become over the centuries one of South Africa’s best known landmarks. The famous flat top is approximately 3 km wide and its highest point 1 086m above sea level. The summit can be reached by a cable car with a revolving floor for panoramic views.

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The morning tour offers an insight into and interaction with cultures, communities and individuals living in our colourful society. Witness everyday life in a demanding environment and share in peoples hopes and achievements.

The tour continues to the townships of Langa, Guguletu, Crossroads and Khayelitsha. This is the real Africa. Here traditional healers, traders, markets, shebeens and the traditional play an important role in the community. Also tour the Bo Kaap, traditional Malay quarters and visit the District Six museum.

In the afternoon, take the Robben Island tour which includes a ferry trip and a guided tour by previous inmates of the island. You will be able to see the cell that held former President Nelson Mandela for so many years. Return transfer to your hotel.

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Experience a drive through Paarl - meaning “pearl”, was named after a massive granite rock that glows like a pearl in the sunlight. Paarl is renowned for its exquisite, world class red wines because of the granite content in the soil. Stop at Nelson?s Creek for a cellar tour with wine tasting.

At Franschhoek, taste cheese and wine at a vineyard, visit the Franschhoek village and the Hugenot Memorial. A lunch stop at Franschhoek is optional. This ?French corner? was so named after the French Hugenots who settled here in 1680. Our next stop is the historical town of Stellenbosch via the Helshoogte mountain pass.

A tour of Stellenbosch, free time to walk and an informal wine tasting in the area awaits you. Return transfer to your hotel.

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Inverdoorn is unique thanks to its geographical location. 10,000 hectares in the immensity of the Karoo. 
Inverdoorn lies at the gates of the desert.A desert mainly of bush that spreads its pallet of colours in the spring. A natural and flabbergasting metamorphosis.Inverdoorn Game Reserve was created out of passion for large spaces,
respect for nature and an encounter with the authenticity of the local peoples. The Inverdoorn Reserve is abundant.
Troops of Antelopes, Giraffes, Oryx, Koudous, Zebras, Impalas and much more wander naturally through this site. Numerous births in springtime inspire us with great emotions. Our priority is to safeguard animal species threatened with extinction.

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Hermanus is a charming sea side village 120 km south east of Cape Town. This town is most famous for the giant whales that come here to give birth in late winter.
The journey from Cape Town to Hermanus takes you on a journey of great beauty and natural splendour, including spectacular views over the Cape Flats and Somerset West as you cross Sir Lowry’s Pass into the Overberg. A return journey along the coastal route includes Clarens Drive with its world-famous ocean views. Return to your hotel.

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