We will start our day with a collection at your hotel in Cape Town, at approximately 09H00am ●Pick up from your accommodation & hotel is possible when you are only booking and within 30kms of the CBD or Camps Bay.

Our journey begins with a visit to Table Mountain Cableway, where your guide will escort you into the lower cable car for a direct ascent to the top, allowing you to explore Table Mountain. Experience unparalleled views of Cape Town from the summit of Table Mountain. The Cableway swiftly transports visitors to the top in less than 5 minutes, with its rotating floor providing a 360-degree aerial perspective of the city. Accommodating up to 65 passengers, the cable car operates from Tafelberg Road to the summit, having welcomed over 28 million visitors to date. Annually, the Cableway attracts a million visitors from around the globe.

Following our exploration of Table Mountain, we'll embark on a scenic journey along the Atlantic Seaboard. With mountains on one side and the vast ocean on the other, we'll pass through Camps Bay. A stop for photos awaits us at Maiden’s Cove before we continue past the majestic Twelve Apostles mountain range and the tranquil Llandudno. Our next destination is Hout Bay. Camps Bay is known for its upscale ambiance, drawing visitors to its beautiful beach with fine white sand, a natural rock swimming pool, and stunning views of the Twelve Apostles mountains. Along the waterfront, you'll find high-end seafood restaurants, cozy cafes, and trendy cocktail bars offering scenic views of the promenade. Nearby, the Promenade Mall hosts boutiques selling fashionable attire and beachwear, while the intimate Theatre on the Bay showcases a variety of theatrical productions, including dramas, musicals, and comedies.

Upon our return from Seal Island, we will continue our scenic drive along Chapmans Peak Drive. Chapman's Peak Drive is a scenic road that winds along the cliffs of the Cape Peninsula near Cape Town, South Africa. It offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding coastline, making it a popular route for tourists and locals alike. The road stretches for approximately 9 kilometers (5.5 miles) between Hout Bay and Noordhoek and features numerous viewpoints where travelers can stop to admire the scenery. Chapman's Peak Drive is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, with steep cliffs rising from the ocean below, making it one of the most scenic drives in the world.

Next, we'll journey past the impressive 12 Apostles mountain range and the picturesque Llandudno before reaching our next destination, Hout Bay. Here, guests will have the opportunity to take a boat trip to Seal Island, where they can observe the seals in their natural habitat.

We continue our journey through Noordhoek, where travelers have the option to make a stop for some of the finest roasted coffee at Noordhoek farm village along this route.

You have the option to enjoy lunch at the premier restaurant in either Simon's Town or Cape Point.

Afterward, our journey takes us to Boulder's Beach, where you can view the African Penguin colony thriving in their natural habitat.

Afterward, we'll journey to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. Here, we'll explore the Dias Cross and encounter various fauna while witnessing the meeting point of two currents: the cold Benguela Current and the warm Agulhas Current. If you're an enthusiastic hiker, our guides will accompany you along the secure hiking trails. The Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve is a protected area located within the larger Table Mountain National Park in South Africa. It encompasses the southern tip of the Cape Peninsula, including the iconic Cape of Good Hope. This nature reserve is renowned for its stunning coastal scenery, diverse flora and fauna, and rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore various hiking trails, admire breathtaking viewpoints, and encounter wildlife such as ostriches, baboons, and various bird species. The Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve is a popular destination for tourists seeking to experience the natural beauty and history of the Cape Peninsula region.

Drop off in Cape Town, at approximately 05H00pm ●Drop of your accommodation & hotel is possible when you are within 30kms of the CBD or Camps Bay.