Experience the wild side of Table Mountain on foot. Enjoy superb views and learn more about the fauna and flora from your highly experienced, fully qualified guide. This route starts in Camps Bay, the western side of Table Mountain and leads up a chain of dramatic peaks, called the Twelve Apostles. Sea views on the ascent. Includes a visit to possibly the best photo spot on the mountain, called diving board rock. From here it leads through pristine fynbos covered valleys and a bit further up you get superb views down the length of the Cape Peninsula. It finishes on the famous tabletop summit with breath taking views of the city and Table Bay.

What makes this tour unique it is a private excursion that can be customized. However our suggestions is as follows: Our sightseeing Cape of Good Hope & Cape Point tour will take you down the Cape Peninsula to the Cape Point Nature reserve, Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope. It is one of Cape Town’s top ten tourist attractions and ranks with the most scenic drive in the world. The circular route from Cape Town to Cape Point nature reserve and back is 180 kilometers. You’ll travel along the Atlantic seaboard the Twelve Apostles mountain range to Hout Bay and along Chapman’s Peak drive one of the most spectacular scenic routes in the world. By mid morning we reach the entrance of Cape Point nature reserve and drive all the way to Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope. Enough time will be allowed for you to walk to the old light house. Our return journey to Cape Town will take you along the False Bay coastline with a visit to the African penguin colony at Boulders beach.

Traveling more than 50 km along the breathtaking coastlines of Table Bay and False Bay, the tour offers extraordinary and multifaceted natural beauty. Famous bikini beaches in Clifton and Camps Bay are sheltered by a range of beautiful mountains, such as Lion’s Head, Table Mountain, and the Twelve Apostles. From the V&A Waterfront harbor and waterfront precinct, called "The Jewel of the City”, travel through the “Most Scenic Drive in Cape Town"—Chapman’s Peak Drive—to the infamous Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point, with a deviation towards the African Penguins’ Colony, with the option to enjoy wine tasting at Groot Constantia, the oldest wine farm in SA. The Peninsula Tour is without doubt a better way to explore and discover the beauty of the Cape and her surroundings. The itinerary is customizable within the boundaries of the excursion.

The Cape of Good Hope tour is surely the better way to explore and discover the distinctive natural beauty of Cape Town and its surroundings. You will be exposed to the multifaceted natural splendor of the Table Bay, False Bay and the heart-stealing scenery of the Peninsula: Clifton, Camps Bay, Twelve Apostles, Seals Colony, Chapman’s Peak Drive, The splendid beauty of Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point Nature Reserve, the endangered flightless African Penguins and much more.

Explore the world-renowned Table Mountain by foot – this is a very popular activity in Cape Town! Hike to the peak of stunning Table Mountain on this 4-hour tour and enjoy breathtaking city and coast views. There are a number of fantastic hiking routes to the summit of Table Mountain that require moderate fitness and offer an extraordinary nature experience right in the heart of the city. Led by a friendly local guide. Pose for photos, ogle views over the Cape of Good Hope and the mountain range known as the Twelve Apostles, and appreciate the beautiful, rich fynbos and other diverse plant species around you, before descending to Cape Town. If you find you are too tired to walk down after the hike, you have the option of taking the cable car (for own account).You will then be happily returned to your hotel or guest house.

A visit to Cape Town is incomplete without a sunrise hike up Lion s Head as the trail circle up the mountain you are getting different views all along. The most iconic sight of Cape Town is from the summit of Lion's Head (669m) with an Incredible 360 degrees views. The best location to take photos of Table Mountain, Devil’s Peak, the Twelve Apostles Mountain range, Camps Bay and Clifton beaches. If you look towards the North you see Table Bay, Robben Island and the West Coast. Along the trail you will also see 2 paragliding launch sites. Early morning sunrise hike is recommended to beat the crowds and the summer heat. The fauna you may see are the Rock Hyrax (Dassie) small furry animal. You may spot lizards such as the black-girdled lizard, Cape skink and the Southern Rock Agama. On the lower section of the mountain there are still porcupines, as for the flora you will see our unique Cape Fynbos. The lower base of Lion's Head is Cape granite and the upper section sandstone.

If you would like to experience the splendour of Table Mountain without a tireless hike to the summit, this is the route for you. The Pipetrack is a contour path on Table Mountain, which runs along the base of the Twelve Apostles, on the western slopes of the mountain. It offers superb views of Lion’s Head, Camps Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. There are some uphills, but they are not too strenuous, which makes this hike suitable for all ages and fitness levels. PLEASE NOTE: This hike does not go to the top of Table Mountain to the cableway.

Hike up South Africa's flagship mountain peak for incredible views at sunset over Cape Town with experienced local guides! Beginning on Signal Hill Road, this spiralling, short, steep climb is extremely rewarding with 360 degree views of Table Mountain, Devil’s Peak, the Twelve Apostles, the Mother City and the Atlantic Seaboard. In winter the distant Boland mountain range can often be seen capped in a blanket of snow and in spring the slopes of Lion’s Head are adorned in a wonderful display of floral beauty. This moderately difficult hike is relatively short in distance but with some exposure to heights and rock scrambling on the final summit ridge. This hike is ideal for soaking up a summer sunset on the lower slopes as the city lights come on…but you won’t be alone as many others have the same idea!

A full day hike on the South Western side of Table Mountain. Start on a trail following an old water pipeline with the Twelve Apostles Peaks towering above you. Enjoy panoramic views of Lions Head peak the turquoise ocean and white beaches around Camps Bay and the lush vineyards of Constantia. Explore hidden cracks in the mountain where magical forests grow. Enjoy lunch in a shady cavern. Descend a historical trail via the Old Cableway with more breathtaking views of the back face of Table Mountain. Enjoy this less touristy route!

Enjoy the most spectacular views in the world, passing steep mountains, secluded coves and sweeping beaches, as well as villages and fishing communities. Begin with a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast, passing through the trendy suburbs of Sea Point and Camps Bay with glorious views of the Twelve Apostles Mountains. Continue to the fishing village of Hout Bay and take a short boat trip to Duiker Island (for own account & time permitting) to see the Cape Fur Seals. Travel to Cape Point Nature Reserve, comprising over 17 300 acres of fauna & flora, such as baboons, rhebok, zebra, bontebok, eland, tortoises and many bird species. Following the coastline along False Bay, return via Boulders Beach and visit the penguin colony (included), Fish Hoek fishing village and Muizenberg. We return to Cape Town, passing the University of Cape Town, Rhodes Memorial and the Groote Schuur Hospital.

Take to the sky on our premier Cape Peninsula Helicopter flight, Wine tasting and lunch private tour including a 24-minutes helicopter flight over Cape Town, Stellenbosch wine tasting at DeMorgenzon wine estate and Delaire Graff wine estate, a 4-course set menu lunch at Delaire Graff wine estate and end off with a Chocolate and Wine pairing at Lanzerac Wine estate. From the V&A Waterfront, fly over the Cape Peninsula, along Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles mountain range. This is the perfect tour for couples, families or friends celebrating a special occasion or simply wanting to spoil themselves.

The Cape of Good Hope & Cape Point morning tour is a "must do" trip when visiting Cape Town. The sightseeing Cape of Good Hope & Cape Point tour take you down the peninsula to the Cape Point Nature reserve, Cape Point lighthouse and Cape of Good Hope. It is one of Cape Town's top ten tourist attractions and ranks with the most scenic drives in the world. The circular route from Cape Town down to the Cape Point nature reserve and back is 180 kilometers. You travel along the Twelve Apostles mountain range to Hout Bay and along Chapman's Peak spectacular scenic route. Mid morning we reach Cape Point nature reserve and drive to Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope. Enough time is allowed for you to walk to the old lighthouse and the many view points. Our return journey to Cape Town take you along the False Bay coastline with a visit to the African Penguin colony at Boulders beach.

Hop on a helicopter and enjoy a scenic flight along the Atlantic coasts. Marvel at the Twelve Apostles Mountains from a bird's eye perspective.

90-minute boat cruise Discover the waterfront's indoor food market for lunch (not included) Clifton & Camps Bay Twelve Apostles mountains Chapman’s Peak Drive Explore the Cape of Good Hope Visit the Jackass penguins at Boulders Beach (optional R152+/-) Simon's Town

Peninsula Tour Full Day Itinerary: Clifton & Camps Bay Twelve Apostles mountains Hout Bay Chapman’s Peak Drive Noordhoek Ostrich-viewing drive by Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve Cape Point False Bay Penguin Colony (optional) Simon's Town Muizenberg Constantia

Hop on a helicopter and enjoy a scenic flight along the Atlantic coasts. Marvel at the Twelve Apostles Mountains from a bird's eye perspective.