Meeting Point

At your hotel

Camps Bay Beach

Famous for its turquoise water and white sand, Camps Bay is one of Cape Town’s most photographed beaches. The Twelve Apostles mountain range forms a dramatic backdrop.

Chapman’s Peak Drive

Often called the “world’s most scenic coastal drive,” this road has 114 curves and was carved into the cliffs of Chapman’s Peak in 1915. Perfect for breathtaking coastal views.

Boulders Beach Penguin Colony

Home to the African penguin, a species found only in Southern Africa. You can walk on boardwalks just meters from the penguins and sometimes even see them swimming next to you.

Cape Point Nature Reserve

Located at the tip of the Cape Peninsula, Cape Point is known for dramatic cliffs, a historic lighthouse, shipwrecks, and wildlife such as baboons, ostriches, and eland.

Cape Peninsula National Park

Part of the Table Mountain National Park, this area protects unique fynbos vegetation. One of the world’s richest plant kingdoms. It’s also where the Atlantic and Indian Ocean currents meet.

End of the tour

General drop off points are Cape Town Central, hotels and Cape terminals.

Ending Point

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