• Cape Town Central - Cape Town Central boasts stunning architecture and cultural attractions, offering a wide range of activities, including modern-day entertainment.
• Langa - Langa was established as a designated area for Black South Africans during apartheid and became a hub for resistance against the oppressive regime. The township continues to hold significant historical and cultural importance.
• Khayelitsha - As one of the largest townships in South Africa, located on the outskirts of Cape Town, Khayelitsha was established during the apartheid era in the 1980s as a designated area for Black South Africans. It is now home to 500,000 residents and is a place of vibrant culture, resilience, and innovation.
• Somerset West - Located about 45 minutes away, Somerset West is known for its picturesque landscapes, proximity to the Cape Winelands, and a blend of historical and modern attractions.
• Betty’s Bay - Betty’s Bay is a small coastal town located about 90km southeast of Cape Town, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and the colony of African penguins at Stony Point Nature Reserve. It’s one of the few places in the world where you can see them in their natural habitat.
• Benguela Cove Lagoon Wine Estate - This estate offers a unique wine-tasting experience in a picturesque setting by the Bot River Lagoon, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains and vineyards. It is well-known for its diverse range of wines, including Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Shiraz.
• Hermanus - During whale season, the prime whale-watching period in Hermanus runs from June to the end of November. During these months, Southern Right Whales migrate to the warmer waters of the South African coast to calve and nurse their young. The peak season is typically from August to October, when whale sightings are most frequent, and the weather is generally favorable.
• Hermanus - At lunchtime in Hermanus, several restaurants stand out for their use of fresh, local ingredients and excellent cuisine. While the term “lemonious restaurant” might be a bit ambiguous, …
• Hermanus Country Market - The Hermanus Country Market is a popular local attraction, offering a vibrant and lively atmosphere where visitors can experience the best of what the region and other parts of Africa have to offer.

• Entry/Admission - Hermanus
• Bottled water onboard the vehicle
• Entry/Admission - Stony Point Nature Reserve
• Whale watching boat trip
• Pick up and drop off at accommodation in Cape Town
• Wine tasting, drinks, and lunch
• Private tour guide/driver, vehicle, and fuel
• Stony Point Penguins

• Gratuities[optional]

Our clients can personalize this tour to their liking. Discover the stunning coastal landscapes and wildlife along South Africa’s Cape Whale Route with a private day trip from Cape Town to Hermanus. Enjoy round-trip transportation in a luxury vehicle with a knowledgeable guide/driver for you and your family. Feel free to customize the tour or follow the guide’s suggestions.

This tour offers a unique combination of whale watching and wine tasting. On the return journey to Cape Town, stop at two wine estates for tastings and/or lunch (at your own expense). Choose from a selection of estates, including Newton-Johnson Family Vineyards and Creation Wines.

Visit the African penguin colony at Stoney Point and learn about these fascinating birds.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.