Robben Island Museum

Receive a pick up at your accommodation in Cape Town at 8:00am and travel to the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island, Clocktower Precinct, V&A Waterfront. Upon our arrival at the Waterfront, skip the ticketing line and proceed directly to the boat departures queue for your ferry to Robben Island. Robben Island is one of the biggest attractions for tourists when visiting South Africa and on this tour, visitors will have the opportunity to visit the prison museum, take the Long March to Freedom in the footsteps of former president Nelson Mandela and view his prison cell where he lived for 18 years of his 27-year sentence. The Robben Island tour takes up to 4 hours including return ferry boat transfers.

Table Mountain

Upon our return to the V&A Waterfront jetty, meet your tour guide/driver as we proceed to Table Mountain cableway station. (An optional lunch is recommended at the top of the mountain in the Table Mountain Cafe or at the takeaway eatery at the bottom of the mountain.) Table Mountain is one of the new seven wonders of nature, the mountain offers all its visitors the best views of the entire city of Cape Town and it is home the fresh raw gardens of the peninsula known as fynbos.

Cape Town Central

End of with the city experience by starting at Maidens Cove for a photo opportunity. Thereafter, we proceed to Bo Kaap to see the colourful houses and learn more about their history. To get to our last stop, we go through Company Gardens then the Parliament House to District Six Museum. Take a picture of the City Hall with the Nelson Monument. Drop off at your accommodation will be between 5:30pm and 6:00pm (excluding peak season - hours may vary)

Seal Island

Pick up will be at 08:00am at your accommodation in Cape Town. We will drive drive Camps Bay to Hout Bay for a 45 minute Seal Island boat trip to see thousands of Cape Fur Seals. This boat trip is weather permitting.

Boulders Beach Penguin Colony

From Hout Bay, we will proceed to Simons Town through Chapmans Peak. Stop for a photo opportunity on Chapmans Peak drive then head over to Simons Town. Simons Town is the navy capital of Cape Town and Boulder's Beach is home to the African penguins. Take a walk along the boardwalk for a closer view of these enchanting sea creatures. You may even be fortunate to be greeted at the gate by one or two "Happy Feet”.

Cape Peninsula National Park

This is the most southwestern tip in Africa and also the meeting place of two ocean currents: the cold Benguela and the warm Agulhas currents. Most of our visitors enjoy the short hike to the Cape Point Lighthouse from the Cape of Good Hope. However, should you wish to skip the short hike, you are welcome to use the Flying Dutchman Funicular to get to the top. Next stop will be at the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point Lighthouse. Here visitors will learn more about the Bartholomew Dias navigational beacon and the Vasco Da Gama navigational beacon. Both beacons have been crafted out of stone and painted white with a cross at the top of each one. A visit to the Cape of Good Hope is not complete without a photo behind the name board at the Cape of Good Hope.

Groot Constantia

Last stop of the day is at Groot Constantia for optional wine tasting experience. This is one of the oldest wineries in Cape Town, South Africa. After this experience, you will be dropped off at accommodation in Cape Town.