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Passing the Atlantic suburbs, Sea Point, Bantry Bay and Clifton, the scenic drive between mountains and the sea allows a breath-taking photography at Maiden's Cove (optional stop).

Following the scenic Victoria road, we will get to the fishing village of Hout Bay, one of Cape Town's best-kept secrets. Enjoy an optional boat trip to Duiker Island to visit the playful Cape fur seals that inhabit the island (time permitting).

Leaving Hout Bay, we drive along Chapman's Peak. It is on of the world's most scenic drives and frequently used for commercials. Viewpoints will allow for spectacular photos and an unobstructed view on Long Beach and Noordhoek.

At Cape Point there you have to decide to hike up to the lighthouse in about 15 minutes or to use the funicular "Flying Dutchman" (a fare is requested). The platform offers fantastic view on False Bay and the Cape of Good Hope. Here is also an opportunity to take a light lunch.

Thereafter, we drive the short trip to the Cape of Good Hope. Here you are going to take the iconic photos at the Cape of Good Hope name board.

A trip to Boulders Beach is unforgettable.an swim alongside penguins. Boulders Beach has grown 2200 penguins since two breeding African penguins settled at the beach. I you are lucky a penguin will walk next to you on the boardwalk.

Simon's Town is a charming coastal town and seat of the SA Navy. Initially founded to provide safe harbour for ships in winter time. The "historic mile" fascinates with some historic buildings.

After passing Fishhoek and charming Kalk Bay, we will use another scenic route, the Boyes Drive. We will stop at the shark watcher on the peak. The position allows a spectacular bird's view on Muizenberg beach.

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