Highlights
- Full-day Cape Peninsula tour from Cape Town with an expert local guide
- Travel along scenic coastal roads to Hout Bay, and visit Duiker Island if you wish
- Explore Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens in the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Kingdom
- Spend time at leisure in Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve
- Visit Simon’s Town and pass through the picturesque coastal towns of Fish Hoek and Muizenberg
- Hotel pick and drop-off from your centrally located Cape Town hotel
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Cape PeninsulaViews of Cape PeninsulaPhoto by: Anonymous
02 2010 -
Chapman DriveThis road has just been re-opened after 18 months due to landslides. We saw whales from here. The bus stopped wherever ...Photo by: Valerie P
United Kingdom, 10 2009 -
Cape of Good HopeHere we are at the Cape - the most southern point of Africa.Photo by: Valerie P
United Kingdom, 10 2009 -
Cape PointA picturesque vista at Cape Point - too much to even fit into the lens!Photo by: Claire P
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PenguinPenguins at the beachPhoto by: Claire P
07 2009 -
Aquila Game ReserveIn the lion pen!Photo by: Lynda C
05 2013 -
Boulders Beach and the ...PenguinsPhoto by: Lynda C
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honeymoon 307PenguinsPhoto by: SIOBHAN P
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honeymoon 263One of the many great viewsPhoto by: SIOBHAN P
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honeymoon 269Whales!!Photo by: SIOBHAN P
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honeymoon 364Cape pointPhoto by: SIOBHAN P
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honeymoon 261Botanical gardensPhoto by: SIOBHAN P
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honeymoon 275The fabulous view for lunchPhoto by: SIOBHAN P
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Cape PeninsulaViews of Cape PeninsulaPhoto by: Anonymous
02 2010 -
Kirstenbosch Botanical GardenKirstenbosch Botanical Garden was one of the stops on the Cape Peninsula Tour.Photo by: Kathi J
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PenguinOne of the stops on the Cape Peninsula Tour was a picnic area where penguins nested. There were babies under every ...Photo by: Kathi J
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Baboon near Cape PointA troupe of baboons was on the side of the road near the turn off to Cape Point.Photo by: Kathi J
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Cape PointCape Point taken from the lighthouse.Photo by: Kathi J
USA, 12 2009 -
Craft market, en route to ...My friend Judith being persuaded to buy something at this pier-side market.Photo by: Valerie P
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Chapman's DriveThis was one of the most scenic drives I've been on. It reminded me of the Pacific Coast Highway in places!!Photo by: Valerie P
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What You Can Expect
Jackass Penguins at Cape Peninsula, South Africa
Head inland to visit Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens -- set at the foot of Table Mountain -- and explore its stunning grounds with your guide. Kirstenbosch grows vegetation and fauna that are totally unique to the Cape Floral Region and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. See Kirtensbosch’s rare plants and trees on a walk around the Western Cape’s very own botanical wonderland.
Continue via Chapmans Peak to the southernmost edge of the Cape Peninsula at the far end of Table Mountain National Park to reach Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. With roughly 1.5 hours at leisure here, you can explore on your own or perhaps visit one of the reserve’s cafes for lunch (own expense). Time permitting, stroll down to Cape Point to see the actual tip of the peninsula where the Atlantic and Indian oceans collide.
On the way back to Cape Town, visit Simon’s Town on the False Bay Coast for a look around and head to Boulder’s Beach (entry at own expense) to see the town’s cute colony of African penguins.
Return to your Cape Town hotel via the pretty towns of Fish Hoek and Muizenberg with your final stop at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens -- set at the foot of Table Mountain -- and explore its stunning grounds with your guide. Kirstenbosch grows vegetation and fauna that are totally unique to the Cape Floral Region and the site was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. See the rare plants and trees on a walk around the Western’s Capes very own botanical wonderland.
Customer Reviews
June 2013
Pick up arrangements worked perfectly and our guide was knowlegable and very helpful providing lots of useful information on the areas visited as well as tips on where else to go, best eating places etc.
Our visit to Cape of Good Hope was just what we wanted and topped off by the visit to Boulders Beach to see the penguins - so cute. Well worth the trip if you only have a short stay in the city as you get to see such a lot.
June 2013
This was truly an amazing trip. Firstly the tour rep Elaine made the whole trip worthwhile with her interesting comments and she was a really nice lady.I think she was employed bhy Springbok Atlas. The boat trip to the seal colony was lovely and the weather was very good. We then made our way to see the Penguins and passed thru Simons Town. Boulders Beach was fantastic just
to see the antics of the penguins. We then travelled on to Cape Point for pictures at
The Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and then proceeded to the Two Oceans Restaurant for Lunch which was very good. We also managed to get the funicular to ththe top to see the lighthouse. Our last port of call was Kirstenbosch Nat.Botanical Gardens., All in all this tour was very good value for money and | would certainly book with Viator again.
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