Table Mountain is the most iconic landmark of South Africa. It is also the country’s most photographed attraction and its famous cable car took millions of people to its top. Table Mountain has become the single most welcoming icon to not only our people, but travellers from all over the world. But this mountain hides many surprises that wait to be discovered. It is much more than a scenic photograph background or a place from where you can take a breathtaking photo of Cape Town.

As we make our way to Simons town it is a seaside town an quaint town which is the headquarters of the South African Navy, It's a historical town with a number of restored old buildings and home to the Boulders penguin colony

The most southern part of the African continent and it is where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Indian Ocean With towering stone cliffs, endemic fynbos, breathtaking bays, beaches and rolling green hills and valleys, it’s definitely worth adding to adding to your Cape Town bucket list. Here is the time it will take to get from one place to another

The legendary Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope form part of the Nature Reserve. These promontories were key beacons for the early explorers

explore one of the most scenic drives in t he world, with a dramatic mountain on one side and the Atlantic on the other, there are numerous viewpoint along the drive perfect for pitstops for scenic pictures.