Discover the City’s sightseeing attractions, her remarkable natural, scenic, cultural, historical and recreational assets. Visitors get an opportunity to experience the day-to-day activities, lifestyle, and culture of local communities. Surrounded by the azure water of the Atlantic Sea on one side and spectacular mountains with rugged cliffs, steep slopes and sandy flats on the other, the "City Bowl" is one of the most beautiful cities in world, a remarkable holiday destination to behold.

Situated at the foot of Signal Hill, on the fringe of the City Centre, Bo-Kaap -formerly known as the Malay Quarter-, dates back to the 1760's, when numerous rental houses “huurhuisjes”; were built and leased to slaves brought from Malaysia, Indonesia and the rest of Africa to work in the Cape. Houses were later repainted with bright colors by their new owners as an expression of freedom! Take a walk and discover these awe-inspiring colorful houses, explore the Cape Malays culture and cuisine or visit some of the art galleries to take a look at locally produced crafts.

Standing tall at a staggering 1,086 m above the sea level, Table Mountain majestically towering over Cape Town city like a watchful, gentle giant. The mountain is a symbol of adventure and exploration. Cape Town and South Africa's iconic landmark, Table Mountain holds the prestigious title as one of the New7Wonders of Nature. It is one of city’s most popular visitor destinations and SA’s most photographed landmark. Take a ride in a 5-minute floor-rotating cable car -the only one of its kind in Africa- and enjoy panoramic 360-degree views of the City Bowl, V&A harbor, Robben Island, Table Mountain range, unspoilt wilderness, stunning beaches around Clifton and Camps Bay.

Maiden's Cove is a beautiful scenic lookout point nestled between Clifton’s Beaches and Glen Beach. It is well known for its exquisite views of the Twelve Apostles and Table Mountain, as well as its fabulous views of the Atlantic Ocean and Camps Bay beach. The Cove is also notorious for its braai/barbecue areas. Maiden’s Cove has a lush grassy area, massive boulders, perfect for a braai, picnic or sunset watching. Dolphins can often be spotted frolicking in the water. It is occasionally a fantastic spot for whale watching (June-November). Inhale the fresh sea breeze of the Atlantic Ocean and capture a few memorable photographs of this idyllic spot.

Duiker Island is a leading tourist attraction in Hout Bay, South-West of the city of Cape Town. This craggy expanse of granite rocks is home to thousands of Cape Fur seals, seafaring birds and mammals. It is a favorite destination of local photographers and enthusiasts birdwatchers delight in more than 20 species of seabirds that live there. Duiker Island is favorable breeding spot for these incredible seals. Humpback whales and common dolphins have also been spotted in these waters. Visitors get an opportunity to explore the Hout Bay "Mariners' Wharf" market where they can visit bistro or restaurant, a fish shop, an antique or curio shop, a jewelry, gift or souvenirs shops.

Chapman’s Peak Drive на побережье Атлантического океана между заливом Хаут и Нордхуком — самая живописная дорога в Кейптауне и одна из самых захватывающих морских дорог в мире. Невероятные пейзажи с отвесными обрывами в море внизу и возвышающимися над вами горами. Изгибы и повороты дороги добавляют волнения фотографам и режиссерам. Это рай для велосипедистов, бегунов, пешеходов, автомобилистов, экскурсантов, пикников, туристов и любителей заката. Сделайте перерыв и поразмышляйте над этим чудесным чудом.

Завершите свой тур дегустацией вин на Groot Constantia, старейшей винодельческой ферме в Южной Африке. Основанная в 1685 году, ферма является источником коммерческой южноафриканской винодельческой промышленности. Ферма предлагает уникальный исторический, социальный и культурный опыт каждому посетителю. Groot Constantia славится своими винами мирового класса, которые издавна привлекали императоров и королей. Отлично проведите время, дегустируя вина по вашему выбору, с потрясающим видом на виноградники!