After a scenic travel through many beautiful coastal towns, all along the Atlantic Seaboard, you will make your first official stop. Throughout this short journey, you will learn about the history of the area, receive a good background of the Cape Peninsula and its development dating back to the 1800s when founded by European sailors.

At Hout Bay Harbour, you will be amongst the locals whilst waiting for the the commencement of your 45 minute boat ride to the seal island colony.

Traveling along the calm blue waters of Hout bay, you will learn about the Cape Seals and witness them close up in their habitat.

Dubbed as one of the most scenic drives in the world, no visit to Cape Town would be complete without a drive along this amazing pass.

Your driver guide will share some interesting information about the pass as you glance at the ocean on your right and mountain on your left hand side.

You will stop midway through the pass for picture moments-take as many as you can, without missing a single moment!

At the end of the pass, you will have a birds eye view of Noordhoeks most spectacular and famous Long beach.

We will head straight to the most South Western Point of the African Continent.

Along the route, while driving through the nature reserve, be on a lookout interesting wildlife. When they are not shy, you could see Zebra's, Elands, Ostriches, Baboons and many many more. This experience screams safari, and you (at times) drive close up and alongside these beautiful animals.

At the Cape of Good Hope, we will hop out the vehicle and take some pictures, do pin location check ins on our social media feeds and enjoy the freshest, purest air in the entire Western Cape.

Standing at +/-236 metres above sea level is the first light house established in the region. You can take the 45-60 minute hike up the paved pathway to the lighthouse or use the funicular.

Standing on the peak, you will most certainly be in awe and understand why this specific lighthouse never fulfilled it's desired outcome and was eventually discontinued.

Enjoy lunch at one of the famous restaurants along the coastline.

Your driver guide will make the reservation for you and ensure that you are seated and comfortable before leaving you with some down time.

After lunch, we will head to Boulder's Beach to visit the infamous African Penguins.

Once inside the National Park, you will view the penguins in their natural habitat.

Take as many pictures as you can and enjoy them while they entertain you.

En route back to your accommodation, we will pass through a few coastal areas which hold strong historical influence in the development of the Cape Peninsula.

You will see our national naval base, old war guns, look out posts and bunkers which date back to many centuries ago.

The drive back is scenic and calm, and a good way to unwind and relax after a busy day.