From Cape town, you will gently be driven along the famous Atlantic seaboard side of Cape town to Hout Bay town. The journey from Cape town is scenic such that you will have opportunities to stop for pictures along the way. Once we arrive in Hout Bay, your guide will give you historical context regarding the humble town before you are driven to the fishing harbor where if interested, can jump on a boat and visit an island home to over 5000 Cape fur seals. The boat trip is 40 minutes long and you will not get off the boat but rather s=observe the seals from the boat.

From Hout Bay harbor, you will again be gently driven to Cape of good hope via the awe-inspiring Chapman's peak drive. The pass stretches for 9km from Hout Bay to Noordhoek in the southern end. A few stops will also be accommodated to allow a chance to take in the views in a good pace and also take a lot of pictures. From the Chapman's peak drive, our journey will continue further south past Noordhoek, where a coffee stop can be squeezed in, Ocean view, Scarbrough and then Cape point nature reserve.

Upon arrival at the nature reserve, we will pay the admission fee on your behalf before we go on to discover Cape point light house, the richest floral kingdom in the world, and the famed corner of Africa. Hiking and swimming will also be available should you be keen on being more adventurous, otherwise, you may explore steadily in the comfort of our air-conditioned vehicle.

You will be driven to Simon's town after exploring the nature reserve at the south most western tip of the continent. Simon's town was developed in the Victorian era as winter encourage and thus boast of some of the best Victorian building in South Africa. Today, the town is famous for fishing, shark cage diving and sea food restaurants. You may break for an hour while you are so that you may take advantage of all the amazing things that Simon's town has to offer.

Boulders beach lies in the outskirts of the boisterous town of Simon and is popular with tour buses that stops there for a special visit to the penguin colony at Foxy beach. An admission fee will once again be paid on your behalf before your guide can usher you into the national park where you may take a lot of pictures and be amazed by the waddling tuxedo swimmers.

Muizenberg is situated along the False Bay coast of Cape town, and you will have an opportunity to stop by on your way back to Cape town. The beach town is well popular with surfers on a daily basis and the colorful beach huts also attracts a lot of beach goers and passersby.

Franschhoek is located roughly an hour Northeast of Cape town city and is famously known for its gourmet status in South Africa as well as one of the world's best wine making towns. Franschhoek has also been nominated several times as one of the world's leading destinations. You will be driven for about an hour to get here from Cape Town. Upon arrival, your guide will take you the Franschhoek Tram terminals where you will embark on an unforgettable exploration of the Franschhoek valley by tram.

Rickety bridge is located in the center of the Franschhoek valley and is well known for its ability to cater for both wine connoisseurs and those only looking to enjoy the farm style atmosphere that is experienced here. You may also be able to have breakfast at Paulina's restaurant which is situated at the same farm. The wine Tram returns every 45 minutes at each terminal to drop off and pickup. However, should you not want to rush yourselves, you may stay longer and wait for the next pickup schedule instead.

This is another quintessential farm known for its award-winning wines and most sought-after bronze sculptured scattered all over the estate for your amazement. The wine tastings at Gande Provance ranges from standard to classic and vintage. Your tour package will include a standard tasting; however, you may be welcome to upgrade should you need to taste the estate's flagship wines.

Your Franschhoek tram experience will with a wine and chocolate pairing at the beautiful Franschhoek cellar before you are dropped off at the cruise terminals.

After your tram experience, you will break for lunch at a restaurant of your own choice. Lunch will be at own cost, and we will be happy to recommend a restaurant and also make a reservation. Besides lunch, you may also want to take this opportunity to do some shopping in the romantic and cozy town of Franschhoek.

Stellenbosch is known to be the second oldest town in South Africa after Cape town and is also recognized as South Africa's capital city of Viticulture. A visit to the town center gives one a chance to experience the quaint historical village and shopping. Your tour guide will give you a brief history of the town before allowing to explore the little whitewashed town at your own pace.

A visit to the Cape winelands is not complete without stopping by the beautiful Lawrence Graff owned Delaire Graff. The estate sits right in the middle of the Banhoek valley and gives you the best views of the dramatic Simonsberg and Drakenstein mountains. The wine tasting experience here is also one of the best in the area. The valley receives ample morning and afternoon sunlight and thus makes the terroir perfect for the growing of some of the best red grape in the area.

Robben Island is situated just over 10km off Cape town's shoreline and is known for having been a leper colony, prison for the common criminals, and lastly, the apartheid government's dumping ground for the people that rose against racial inequality in an apartheid South Africa. Today Robben Island is a museum and a UNESCO world heritage site that is open to the public for day visits. A trip to the Island embarks on a ferry from the affluent V & A Waterfront to Robben Island. The tour on the Island is conducted by former prisoners on the same Island and you also get to see the infamous cell where the great Nelson Mandela spent 18 years of his 27 years in incarceration. The tour on the Island also involves some sightseeing where views of Table Mountain can be enjoyed, and the African penguin can be spotted.

We all agree that visiting Table Mountain when you to Cape town for the first time is a must. The views from the summit of the world-famous kilometer high mountain are second to none, her flora exist nowhere else in the world and the rock conformity is as rare as they come, according to world scientist. Your guide will give you a comprehensive tour of the mountain covering the city bowl and the south peninsula sections of Table Mountain. Should you be thirsty, the cloud bar serves different kinds of beer and spirit cooling drinks, so you do not have to go to long street! The restaurant on top also offers various types of foods and the curio shops has a wide range of memorabilia at reasonable prices.

Victoria falls boast of the world's largest waterfall and can be viewed in its glory from the town that shares the same name with it on the Zimbabwean side. The kilometer deep waterfall splashes against the basaltic rock at the bottom sending mist into the air which results in a temporal rain and rainbow that contributes to the beauty of the Victoria falls. Your guide will walk you around the rain forest showing you the flora found at this corner of the country, bird, and wildlife.

After your tour of the rain forest, you will break for lunch at the lookout cafe which looks over the Victoria falls gorges. Lunch will be at own cost, and you may also take part in Ziplining over the Victoria falls gorge at the same premises.

After lunch, you will be driven to the helipad where your helicopter flight over the falls will commence from. The helicopter will fly for about a minute from the helipad to the falls where you will enjoy the views of the Victoria falls seven gorges, the Livingstone Island and wildlife if you are lucky. You will be able to ask pilot questions about landmarks seen here and the pilot will be happy to answer any questions and also share more interesting options with you. Your driver will again drop you at your hotel after the flight so that you may rest and prepare for your dinner pick up later at 7pm.

The Boma is known for one of the best African dinners in Zimbabwe. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel and then drop you off at the Boma where upon arrival, you will get some traditional attire to put on before your buffet dinner. There will also be several African dance and educational music performance throughout dinner to keep you informed and entertained at the same time. After dinner, your driver will again pick you up and drop you off at your hotel to end your first Victoria falls day one.

Pick up will be from your hotel in Victoria falls and you will be driven along the Kazungula road that cuts through the Zambezi national park to the Kazungula boarder post between Botswana and Zimbabwe. After completing all customs procedures, you will be handed over to your safari guide on the Botswana boarder who will usher you to Mowana Cresta or Chobe lodge for your first leg of the Safari by boat. Chobe national park is a combination of floodplains, dense woodlands and the Chobe River. Your first leg of the safari will take us up and down the Chobe River in search of Hippos, birdlife, crocodiles and more. You will break for an inclusive lunch at 1pm before you resume on the land-based safari on an open-air truck in search of lions, elephants, leopards and more. Your safari will end again at Cresta before you are transported back to Victoria falls town to complete a full day adventurous tour of the majestic Chobe.

Your last day at Victoria Falls will start with an early morning pickup from Victoria falls town. Your guide will brief you up regarding the events of the day before you are driven to the Victoria falls boarder via the famous Victoria falls bridge that links the Victoria falls town and Livingstone town on the Zambian side. Once arrival at the border, we will go through all custom related procedures before you are handed over to your second driver on the Zambian side who will drive you to the starting point of your Livingstone Island.

The devil's pool is situated just above the main Victoria falls gorge off the Livingstone Island and has one of the most exhilarating swimming experiences in the world. The pool was naturally made as a result of erosion of the basaltic rock by the Zambezi River over thousands of years ago. The pool feeds from the Zambezi River before the water falls off the main falls and into the boiling point and sending back up a roaring sound and mist that turns into rain. Your guide will keep your phone in a waterproof bag and also take pictures of you. Here you will be able to swim, relax and dare stare down the gorge. Please note that this is an extreme adventure and is not recommendable to people with impaired mobility, severe back pains or fear of heights. The Devil's pool is also accessible subject to safe water levels. Should the water level be too high, you may have an option of visiting the Angels pool instead or only enjoy spending time on the Island in search of wildlife.

After your Livingstone experience, will you be driven back to your accommodation in Victoria falls where you might opt to rest for the day or go to Baines for lunch before your Zambezi dinner cruise.

Your driver will again pick you up and transport you to the jetty where your catamaran boat will be waiting for you for the dinner cruise. You will be introduced to the staff and also briefed of all safety precautions. Once you depart from the Jetty, you will gently sail downstream towards the Victoria falls before going around series of Islands in the Zambezi and then sailing upstream into the sunset. The staff will serve you drinks and meals all along the journey and also assist you in spotting animals such as Hippos, crocodiles and Elephants. After your dinner cruise, your driver will again transport you back to the hotel to complete your comprehensive Cape Town and Victoria falls trip.