• Robben Island Museum - Explore this globally renowned island, now a World Heritage Site.

The main highlight is the former prison of Nelson Mandela. Visit his prison museum and capture unforgettable photos. Enjoy a walking tour of the island, including a visit to the Quarry. The lepers’ graveyard is also a must-see.

Discover a penguin colony where penguins can be observed in their natural environment. Gain insights into the island’s history and the treatment of prisoners during apartheid from a guide who is an ex-prisoner.

Capture stunning photos of the bay from this remarkable location. Photograph Table Mountain and Signal Hill from this World Heritage Site. Seals can be spotted along the way. In winter, watch for whales visiting the South African coast.

• Boulders Beach Penguin Colony - Explore this charming penguin colony via the wooden boardwalk at Stony Point Beach. Get close to the penguins and take incredible photos.

Keep an eye out for the Dassie, a well-known and well-fed rock rabbit. Walk along the fence and explore the living conditions of these delightful birds.

If time allows, visit the Boulders Beach section of the colony. Here, you can enjoy a unique activity - swimming with the penguins. Learn about the penguins’ history, how they arrived here, and when they were discovered.

• Cape of Good Hope - Discover this top attraction in Cape Town, visited year-round by thousands of domestic and international tourists. Snap a quick photo upon entry as you drive into the nature reserve.

Pause at the first photo stop, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. As you continue, watch for baby tortoises crossing the road.
This area is abundant with the national flower, The Protea, which provides a major food source for baboons. Observe the unique nature of the two different types of fynbos: Coastal Fynbos and Inland Fynbos. Explore the common vegetation, primarily Peninsula Sandstone Fynbos.

This is one of Africa’s most scenic locations, boasting a stunning landscape. Animal enthusiasts will be delighted, as it is home to Cape Mountain Zebra, Eland, Cape Grysbok, Red Hartebeest, and Grey Rhebuck.

The caracal can also be found here.

• Cape Point - Discover the towering stone cliffs, endemic fynbos, breathtaking bays, beaches, and rolling green mountains and valleys. With numerous photo opportunities, explore this incredible landscape with several hiking trails.

The area is rich in marine life, including various fish species and fascinating birdlife. The waters are home to some of the world’s great fish and mammals, including the great white shark and whales.

The Flying Dutchman funicular adds to the attraction, along with a healthy 15-minute optional hike to the lighthouse. Capture photos from the lookout points of the bay and Dias Beach.

During the season, this is the windiest place in South Africa. It is also one of the few places in the world with the freshest air to breathe.
Look out for the abundant marine life, including South Africa’s national fish, the galjoen, and much more.

A building at the top provides historical information about this location and features a curio shop.

• Chapman’s Peak Drive - Travel along this scenic route with numerous photo stops. Pause at the peak, which hosts several commercials.

Explore this architectural marvel with 114 curves from start to finish. Notice the long beach at the end of the drive with pristine white sand. Learn about the history of the drive’s construction and the costs involved.

During winter (June to November), watch for whales gliding along the coast. The views of the bay and Hout Bay from this scenic drive are breathtaking.

Several boats can be seen transporting tourists to Seal Island, home to over 5,000 seals at any given time. Learn about the most famous accident in Cape Town on this scenic drive.

• Ferry Ticket to Robben Island - Skip the queue
• Pick up and drop off at the hotel after the tour
• Accredited Tourist Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bottled water

• Entry fees to Cape of Good Hope R380/adult R190/children
• Entry fees to Penguins at Boulders’ beach R190/adult R95/children
• Gratuity

This is a great tour which combines two of the best in Cape Town. The world famous Robben Island now a world Heritage site with the prison where Nelson Mandela spend 18 of his 27 years of incarceration. The history of South Africa comes alive at this place.

The treatment of the political prisoners at the hands of forces of apartheid is so moving. The travelers are taken to Cape Of Good Hope one of the most historic locations in Africa. A very important geographical location in the world. With thousand of years of history and the role it played during the trade between the East and the West.

The participation of this place in the Second world War and the rich biodiversity brings in thousands of local and international visitors annually. The drive to and from Cape Point is out of this world with white sand beaches and an amazing coastal drive. The landscape is amazing, the cliffs , mountains and of course Chapman’s Peak drive.

There are very few tours which can match this in Africa.

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