Tours in Cape Town

This well-rounded experience offers the chance to explore iconic landmarks like the majestic Table Mountain, with panoramic views of Cape Town, and the dramatic Cape Point, where the oceans meet. At Boulders Beach, you’ll get a rare opportunity to interact with the charming African penguins in their natural environment. This tour provides a perfect balance of scenic beauty, wildlife encounters, and cultural highlights, making it a truly unique Cape Town adventure.

This is one of the most popular tours in Cape Town and involves a visit to two of the most popular attractions in the city. Learn about the history of the world statesman Nelson Mandela and how he was treated on the island. This tour can be done in a single day and does not take you the whole day. The table mountain ticket is valid for up to a few days after purchase. the trip to Robben island also take you through the bay overlooking some of the most expensive residential area of table view. The cable car on the way to the table top rotates which means you have lots of opportunities to have great photos. It is also a ticket which access you to one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature which was inaugurated in 2012 A visit to these two attractions means you have visited some of the most photographic attractions in the Mother City. It is a tickets that takes you to Robben island, a place where you are taken around by ex-prison guide and ex-prisoners.

Explore Cape Town on our 3 nights all-inclusive Cape Town Holiday Package Tour and visit our Top 5 things to do in Cape Town including accommodation in a 4-star hotel on a bed and breakfast basis and entrance fees. Tick these 5 attractions off your Cape Town bucket list with a Sunset Cruise from the V&A Waterfront, take the long march to freedom at Robben Island, explore Table Mountain with return rides on the cable car, enjoy photos in the Bo-Kaap colourful houses, taste some of the best wines on the Hop-On Hop-Off Franschhoek Wine Tram and end off your Cape Town adventure by riding the Atlantis Dunes on a Quad bike. Choose one of the best deals to experience the very best attractions in Cape Town.

Discover the beautiful Stellenbosch and Franschhoek wine regions on a private tour tailored just for you. Begin your day with a pick-up from your accommodation in Cape Town and enjoy scenic views as you travel in a luxury vehicle. Visit award-winning wine estates for curated tastings of exquisite wines and delve into the rich history of winemaking that dates back to 1679. Enjoy a delightful 2- or 3-course à la carte lunch at a renowned bistro, accommodating all dietary needs. After lunch, stroll through the charming village of Franschhoek lined with art galleries and boutiques.

Explore the breathtaking Cape Peninsula on a private full-day tour led by Helmut Richter, a licensed and insured South African guide with over 12 years of experience. Helmut knows the region like few others — from hidden viewpoints to the stories that bring its history, culture, and wildlife to life. Your journey includes Chapman’s Peak Drive, Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope, and the famous penguin colony at Boulders Beach. Along the way, enjoy time for photo stops, short walks, and a flexible lunch break at a local restaurant (meal at own cost). With private transport, hotel pickup, bottled water, and entrance fees included, the logistics are seamless. Tailored to your interests and customizable, this tour is ideal for families, couples, & groups seeking an intimate way to experience Cape Town’s most iconic landmarks. Highlights: Private full-day Cape Point & Penguins tour Entrance fees included (Cape Point & Boulders Beach) Scenic Chapman’s Peak Drive + flexible lunch stop

This unforgettable full-day tour departs from Cape Town and takes you along the stunning Cape Peninsula to the iconic Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point, before continuing to the famous Boulders Beach Penguin Colony in Simon’s Town. Blending dramatic coastal scenery, fascinating history, and close-up wildlife encounters, this tour is one of Cape Town’s most popular and memorable experiences. Highlights: - Scenic drive along the Cape Peninsula with breathtaking coastal views. - Explore the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and its rugged landscapes. - Visit Cape Point lighthouse for panoramic ocean vistas. - See the endangered African penguins up close at Boulders Beach. - Pass through charming seaside towns like Simon’s Town, Kalk Bay, and Muizenberg.

Discover the best of Cape Town on this exciting city tour that blends natural wonders, vibrant culture, and historic charm. From the breathtaking views of Table Mountain to the colorful streets of Bo-Kaap, the bustling energy of Greenmarket Square, and a guided walk through the city centre, this tour captures the essence of the Mother City in just one day. 5 Highlights: - Ride the Table Mountain Cableway (weather permitting) for panoramic views of Cape Town and beyond. - Explore the historic Bo-Kaap, famous for its brightly painted houses and Cape Malay heritage. - Shop for African crafts, textiles, and souvenirs at Greenmarket Square. - Walk through the Cape Town city centre, discovering landmarks, history, and vibrant street life. - Enjoy a blend of culture, history, and scenery in one of the world’s most iconic cities.

This isn’t just a hike—it’s a fully guided adventure led by a passionate local. I focus on safety, personal attention, and storytelling, so you don’t just climb Table Mountain, you connect with it. Along the way, you’ll hear fascinating insights about the mountain’s history, hidden legends, and rare plants most hikers overlook. Unlike larger groups, my tours are personalised and paced to suit your fitness level, making the experience enjoyable for both seasoned hikers and first-timers. With breathtaking views, insider knowledge, and an authentic Cape Town touch, this hike becomes more than a challenge—it becomes a memory you’ll carry forever.

This walk begins in the world-renowned Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, at the foot of Table Mountain. Here, Geoff sets the scene with stories of the Khoi Khoi people who once moved freely across this landscape, living off indigenous plants and the rhythms of nature. As the path winds out of the gardens and into the Constantia Valley, the narrative shifts through the arrival of the Dutch settlers, the shaping of the land into vineyards, and the rise of Constantia as the oldest wine-producing region in the Southern Hemisphere. Along the way, Geoff brings the layers of history to life: how traditional plant medicine was used for healing to how Constantia’s wines became coveted in European courts. The walk ends at one of Constantia’s great wine estates, where guests enjoy a well-earned tasting and lunch. This is not just a scenic walk. This is a story of continuity and change, told on the very ground where it unfolded.