Pick up at your accommodation in Cape Town at 8:00am and travel to the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island, located in the V&A Waterfront, to take the 9:00am boat to Robben island.

Arriving at the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island at 8:30am, you will skip the line for ticketing and join others in the queue to board the shared ferry boat. At 9:00am you will set sail to Robben Island for the prison museum tour which will last approximately 3.5 to 4 hours including ferry boat transfers. On the island you will join a shared tour of the island. The tour will be conducted by an ex-political prisoner tour guide who will share the history of the island with you and show you the inside of the prison cell where Nelson Mandela was held. Before returning by boat back to the V&A Waterfront, you will take the historical Long March to Freedom in the footsteps of Nelson Mandela.

After this enlightening experience, meet you tour guide at the entrance of the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island for your transfer to Table Mountain cableway station. Upon reaching the cableway station, use your pre-booked ticket to skip the line and move directly to the queue to board the cable car which will take you to the top of Table Mountain. Here you can explore this 7 Wonder of Nature and see Cape Town from a different dimension. Why not enjoy a light lunch at the Table Mountain Cafe (informal deli-style eatery).

Upon your return from the mountain, we will travel to Signal Hill. This is a spectacular view point which allows you to see the Cape Town City Bowl area including the City Centre, Cape Town Stadium (FIFA World Cup 2010), V&A Waterfront, Cape Town Harbour and the Bo-Kaap.

From there we will drive down to the city and stop in the Bo-Kaap for photos with the historical colourful houses. Your tour guide will share stories about the meaning of the colourful houses and what they represent. Please remain close to your tour guide at all times and keep your belongings with you.

The day tour culminates with a drive-by city orientation tour through Adderley Street where you will view historical monuments like Bartholomew Dias, Jan van Riebeeck and Zackarias Waganaer Reservoir. Thereafter see some heritage museums like the Slave Lodge and Cape Castle. View the City Hall and the Company Gardens and proceed past the House of Parliament.

Drop off will be at your accommodation in Cape Town at the end of the tour between 17:00 and 17:30pm.

Pick up will be at your accommodation in Cape Town at 9:00am as we travel along the Atlantic Seaboard passing through Bantry Bay, Clifton and Camp's Bay, with the mountains on one side and the ocean on the other side.

Our first stop will be at Maiden's Cove for a photo opportunity with the Twelve Apostles and Camp's Bay beach as our backdrop. We call this the Kodak moment.

Thereafter we make our way along the Atlantic Seaboard to Hout Bay Harbour where we will take a 45-minute Seal Island boat cruise to view the Seals at Duiker Island. Your tour guide will share the history of Hout Bay with you.

From Hout Bay, you will take the boat to Seal Island to view the seals colony. Please note that we will not disembark the boat at Seal (Duiker) Island but will view the seals from the boat. Note that this activity is weather permitting and not recommended if the seas are rough.

Upon your return from Seal Island, we will travel along Chapmans Peak drive (if it is operating), which is known as one of the most scenic routes in the world, and stop at the viewpoint for photos.

We proceed along this tour route through Noordhoek with an optional stop at the Village Roast located in the Noordhoek Farm Village for some of the best coffee roasted in Cape Town.

Our next stop will be at the monument of Just Nuisance in Simon's Town. Here your guide will share the story of Just Nuisance, the famous Great Dane Dog who made a name for himself in the South African Navy.

After a short drive from Just Nuisance we arrive at Boulder's Beach Penguins Colony, where we will take a walk on the boardwalk to view approximately 2500 African Penguins in their natural habitat. You may even find one or two of these enchanting creatures walking alongside you.

The highlight of the day is certainly the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point. As we enter into the nature reserve your guide will share stories of the historical figures such as Vasco Da Gama and Bartholomew Dias while stopping at their beacons. Take your iconic photo behind the Cape of Good Hope nameboard.

Our last stop for the day will be at Cape Point, where we will take the Funicular to the Cape Point lighthouse. Cape Point is the official meeting point of the Two Ocean currents: Cold Benguela current and Warm Agulhas current.

Our return route is via the Old Cape Road with beautiful views of the False Bay coastline including the colourful beach huts at St. James Beach.

Drop off will be at your accommodation in Cape Town after the tour between 17:00 and 18:00pm.

Pick up at your accommodation in Cape Town will be at 9:00am.

We travel along a scenic route to Marianne Wine Estate in Stellenbosch to experience Biltong and wine tasting. Marianne believes that biltong pairing enhances the flavors of the red wine they produce. Marianne’s Floreal blend was also hand-picked by Chef Gordon Ramsay for Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday which was held in the Buckingham Palace.

Next we travel to Fairview Vineyards and Goats Cheese for a cheese and wine tasting. Here guests can purchase their favourite cheese and condiments, as well as their favourite wine from a choice of 3 ranges.

We stop at the Drakenstein Correctional Facility (formerly Victor Vester Prison) where former South African President Nelson Mandela spent his last two years of his prison sentence, for a photo with the his monument. Please note that we are not allowed to enter into the facility and will only take the photo outside with the monument.

We take a drive through the town of Franschhoek where guests are also welcome to enjoy an optional lunch at one of the many restaurants or buy a takeaway from one of the eateries. Franschhoek is known as the Food and Wine Capital of South Africa and we will pass the French Huguenot Monument on our way to Haute Cabriere wine estate.

We stop at Haute Cabriere wine estate, Home of Pierre Jourdan, for MCC (bubbly) tasting. A family-owned winery, Haute Cabrière has roots that extend deep into Franschhoek’s wine valley, heritage and community. With a passion for crafting memories to share in together through quality wines, Burgundian and Champagne varietals are explored by the von Arnim family through pioneering blends and single-varietal wines, generation after generation.

The tour culminates with a stop at the exquisite Delaire Graff wine estate, also known as the Jewel of the Cape Winelands. The ultimate Cape Winelands experience, Delaire Graff is dedicated to beauty in its many forms. An extraordinary natural setting, The Delaire Graff is a world-class destination for wine, art, cuisine and escape from the everyday. Experience the pinnacle of Cape Winelands hospitality. Positioned atop the Helshoogte Pass, delight in the unforgettable setting, panoramic views and exceptional facilities.

Thereafter we make our way back to Cape Town. You will be dropped off at your accommodation in Cape Town between 17:00 and 18:00pm.