At the lower cable station, we will join a queue of tourists to go on the five-minute cable car trip to the top of Table Mountain, 1 067 meters above sea level, and explore the summit. You’ll find a self-service restaurant, Table Mountain Café, offering a range of food and drinks, snacks, desserts and wines. Table Mountain is a great spot to sit and soak up the commanding 360-degree views of Cape Town, Table Bay, the nearby peaks of the surrounding mountains and the rest of the Table Mountain National Park, in which the Cableway is situated. There are 3 trails you can choose to do with the guide: DASSIE WALK (15 min) AGAMA WALK (30 min) KLIPSPRINGER WALK (45 min).

Visit the colourful and historic Bo-Kaap neighbourhood, famous for its brightly painted houses, cobblestone streets, and rich Cape Malay culture. This vibrant area offers fantastic photo opportunities while learning about one of Cape Town’s most culturally significant communities.

Enjoy a short stop at one of Cape Town’s most famous beaches, known for its white sand, palm-lined promenade, vibrant atmosphere, and stunning views of the Twelve Apostles mountain range. A perfect opportunity to take photos, enjoy the ocean scenery, and experience the beauty of Cape Town’s Atlantic coastline.

Drive through the charming coastal suburb of Hout Bay, known for its working harbour, beautiful beach, surrounding mountains, and relaxed seaside atmosphere. The area is popular for its fishing culture, local markets, and scenic ocean views.

Experience one of the world’s most scenic coastal roads as you travel along Chapman’s Peak Drive. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, dramatic cliffs, and surrounding mountains while stopping at one of the viewpoints for photos and unforgettable scenery.

Enjoy a relaxing stop at the charming Noordhoek Farm Village, a popular local spot surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery and a peaceful countryside atmosphere. Guests can take a coffee or tea break, explore the small shops, stretch their legs, and enjoy the relaxed Cape Town lifestyle before continuing the journey along the Peninsula.

Discover the spectacular beauty of the Cape Point Nature Reserve, located within Table Mountain National Park. The reserve is known for its dramatic coastal landscapes, diverse wildlife, rugged cliffs, and breathtaking ocean views. During the visit, guests will explore both the famous Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point lighthouse area. With its diverse habitat, ranging from rocky mountain tops to beaches and open sea, the Cape of Good Hope is home to at least 250 species of birds including one of the two mainland colonies of African penguins, baboon and rare antelope called Bontebok.

Visit the famous Cape of Good Hope, one of South Africa’s most iconic landmarks, surrounded by dramatic ocean scenery, rugged cliffs, and breathtaking coastal views. Guests will have time to explore the area, take photos at the well-known sign, and enjoy the natural beauty of the reserve.

Explore Cape Point and enjoy spectacular panoramic views where the Atlantic and Indian Ocean currents meet. Guests can walk up to the historic lighthouse or take the optional Flying Dutchman Funicular for an easier journey to the top while enjoying the stunning scenery of the Cape Peninsula.

Visit the famous Boulders Beach Penguin Colony, home to a protected colony of African Penguins. Guests can enjoy close-up views of these charming birds while walking along the wooden boardwalks surrounded by beautiful white sand beaches, large granite boulders, and crystal-clear waters.

Optional late Lunch stop in Simon's Town. before we make our way to Muizenberg, you’ll encounter a blend of maritime history, charming coastal villages, and breathtaking views of False Bay.

Drive through the charming seaside village of Kalk Bay, known for its colourful fishing harbour, small cafés, local shops, and relaxed coastal atmosphere. This historic area is popular for its ocean views, fishing culture, and unique character along the False Bay coastline.