Atlantic seaboard and Chapman’s Peak Drives, Cape Point, Cape of Good Hope, Penguin Colony at Boulders, and afternoon wine tasting at one of numerous wine farms in Historic Constantia
Atlantic Seaboard and Chapman’s Peak Drives
Leaving your hotel we meander along the scenic Atlantic seaboard coastal road. We drive past the popular ‘jet set’ pure white beaches and side-walk cafes of Clifton and Camps Bay. The beautiful clear blue water is deceptive in its invitation as its freezing cold, even in Summer. Bronzed bodies soak up the sunshine and fresh breeze.
As we drive along the coast the majestic 12 Apostles Peaks show off to the left and waves crash on the rocks at the base of the sheer 
cliffs to our right. This is a favourite drive for visitors to Cape Town and a great start to the day. we then drive over ‘Suikerbossie’ (Sugarbush) pass and are suddenly presented with a magnificent view of what is affectionately known as ‘The republic of Hout bay’. We continue our drive from Hout bay over Chapman’s peak, arguably one of the most picturesque coastal drives in the world, using the opportunity to take photos of Hout Bay and Seal Island.
Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point
We continue onto the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, home of Cape Point. This reserve is famous for ‘fynbos’ some varieties not found anywhere else in the world, as well as buck, Zebra, Dassies (Rock rabbits) and troops of baboons. The latter, whilst seemingly ‘cute’ should not be fed and are actually wild animals. The restaurant serves good meals and affords great views of False Bay.
Cape Point provides fantastic panoramic vistas, easy and slightly more difficult walks and magnificent memories.
Boulder Beach Penguins
We travel back through the Nature reserve along another beautiful coastal road to visit Boulders Beach where a naturalised colony of African Penguins have set up home.
The waiter like penguins are unphased by the human interest and the cleverly designed walkways and viewpoints afford great picture opportunities without disturbing their natural habitat.
Wine Tasting and Amble Through historic Groot Constantia grounds
A visit to Constantia (South Africa’s oldest wine area), is a must for wine and/or history enthusiasts. Experience a wine tasting at a number of numerous world class wineries/estates. This experience is bound to have you purchasing some of this delicious ware.
Groot Constantia especially (established 1685) is renowned for its attractive white gabled Cape Dutch architecture. Oak trees planted by early settlers (1700’s) line the walkways in Constantia suburb. Depending on time, a second wine tour may be fitted in, before a leisurely drive back to your hotel.
Ray Says:
"This tour combines visits to the exquisite panoramic views of the Far South as well as an opportunity to taste some of the finest wines in the world......all in all a delicious experience!"
Includes: Private Car/Minibus and Guide; Collection and Return to your Cape Town Hotel; Cellar tour; 2 x Wine tasting (2nd wine tasting if time permits); Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve; Penguin Colony; Chapman’s Peak toll
Excludes: Meals and cellar tour
- PRICING
# of People / Price per Person - 1 / R3600
- 2 / R1700 pp
- 3 / R1500 pp
- 4 / R1300 pp
- 5 / R1200 pp
- 6 / R1100 pp
- 7 / R1000 pp
- 8 / R900 pp
- 9 / R850 pp
- 10 / R800 pp
- 11 / R750 pp