A popular daytime destination, hillside Bo-Kaap is known for its narrow cobbled streets lined with colorful houses. Local Cape Malay culture is represented at sites like the 1790s-built Auwal Mosque and the Bo-Kaap Museum, with exhibits about the achievements of Muslim immigrants. Nearby, simple restaurants serve curries, roti and other Cape Malay dishes.

Table Mountain is a flat-topped mountain forming a prominent landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town in South Africa. It is a significant tourist attraction, with many visitors using the cableway or hiking to the top

As soon as we have completed this awesome experience of Table Mountain, we will drive along the Atlantic Sea Board, passing through Clifton, Camps Bay, Bakoven, Twelve Apostles, Llandudno, and optionally to Hout Bay Harbour where guests may take a boat to Seals Island. Around the Harbor, there are many souvenir shops and markets. There is an option to stop here as the Seal boat trip is dependent on the weather.

One of the world's most scenic drives is certainly Chapman's Peak. We will stop at one of the viewpoints along this route to marvel at its unmistakable beauty.

Our next stop Cape Point Vineyards newly renovated Tasting Room which overlooks lush picnic lawns and the Atlantic Ocean, now offers sushi as a perfect pairing to the Estate’s range of coastal Sauvignon Blanc driven wines.

From here, we will drive straight to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, where we will explore the Dias and Vasco Da Gama crosses. Cape of Good Hope is where the two ocean currents meet and is the most west southern part of Africa. Cape Point is also known as the meeting place of the cold Benguela and the warm Agulhas currents.

From the Cape of Good Hope, we will drive to Boulders beach to see more than 2500 pairs of African Penguins. Meet these enchanting sea creatures in their natural habitat. You may even have a chance encounter with one of them walking alongside you on the boardwalk.