Venture along the breath-taking Chapman's Peak Drive and Atlantic Coastline on your way to the Cape Point Nature Reserve between Noodhoek and Houtbay on the most South Western tip , one of the world's scenic routes. The most spectular marine drive in the world and is a must see for anyone visiting Cape Town.

Experience the untamed beauty of the Cape Peninsula and Cape Point National Park, keep a look-out for a variety of unique wildlife species to be seen in this park such as Cape Mountain Zebra,Bontabok Antelope and the largest Antelope Eland. Ostriches and Chacma Baboons are seen regularly while the largest carnivore is the Caracal cat which can be very ilusive.

Visit to the Boulders Beach, to see the African penguin colony previously known as the Jackass penguins. The visitor are allowed to walk on the boardwalk which allows the penguins total freedom of walking without people spotting them. The African penguins are highly endangered due to habitat lost and the deminishing food sources due to over-fishing by commercial fisheries.

Travel through the picturesque seaside villages of Simonstown, a historic naval village with colonial architecture and ocean views. From here, continue to Kalk Bay, a creative coastal hub filled with artisanal shops, cozy cafes and creative studios. This lovely village is the perfect place to pause and enjoy a leisurely lunch overlooking the ocean.

Later in the afternoon, visit the lush Constantia wine region, one of the oldest and most prestigious in the Southern Hemisphere. Enjoy a wine tasting at one of the estate as a way of concluding your day.