Here, you can marvel at the spectacular views of False Bay and the surfer's paradise Muizenberg beach. This is also the best place close to town for whale watching (July end - November).

Arrive at Boulders Beach and learn about the friendly African Penguins that call the boulders beach home. The African Penguins at Boulders Beach will definitely have you admiring them for unlimited amounts of time.

The Cape Of Good Hope Nature Reserve offers some of the most breathtaking mountain and ocean scenery in the world. You’ll also witness the meeting of the warm and cold ocean currents at Cape Point near the old Lighthouse and also take photos at the most southwestern point of the African continent. you can enjoy a bite to eat at the food shop or two ocean restaurant before exploring further.

You simply cannot visit Cape Town without taking a drive over Chapmans Peak. This has to be one of the best, if not, the best mountain drive in the world. At the lookouts, you’ll have a stunning view of Noordhoek beach and may even see Horse riders enjoying a lazy stroll on the white sands. Another lookout at Chapmans Peak gives you the opportunity to view the Hout Bay Harbour and Seal colony.

Maidens Cove is a great spot to view Camps Bay beach, the Twelve Apostel mountain range and the opulent penthouses of Camps Bay. If you want picture-perfect-photos then Maidens Cove boasts breathtaking landscapes specially designed for your camera

Visit Table Mountain, one of the world 7 wonders of nature and Africa’s most well-known mountains. The cable car will safely deliver you to the table top. Don’t be nervous when the floor below you starts rotating. You will be able to see views of Robben Island, Cape Town City and the Waterfront harbour.

After Table Mountain, we will stop in the Bo-Kaap for a photo opportunity with the colorful houses. You may even have a chance to talk to some of the locals in the area. This will be the opportunity to learn about the colourful houses and their historical meaning.