Exquisite Cape Peninsula, Cape Point, Cape of Good Hope, Funicular at Cape Point, Penguin Colony at Boulders
Private Sedan/Minibus and Guide – 5 hours
Cape Point & Cape of Good Hope
A visit to the place where the Agulhas current from the warm Indian Ocean in the North meets the cold Benguela current from the South is a ‘must’ visit to those coming to the Cape. To look down to the ocean below where explorer Sir Francis Drake referred to this area as “the fairest Cape that we saw in the whole circumference of the Globe” is literally breath-taking.
A short ride down to the beach a photo at the most South-Western tip of Africa at the Cape of Good Hope is non-negotiable. The spray off the crashing waves on the rocks and views of the ocean where sea-farers struggled in their quest for safe landings are exquisite
Boulder Beach Penguins
Leaving the Cape of Good Hope reserve, we enjoy a scenic drive along the coastal road leading North, passing quaint yacht clubs and a 9 hole golf course in Simonstown. We will then visit popular Boulders Beach, the infamous home of thousands of African penguins.
The authorities responsible for the safety and well being of these delightful creatures, have managed to build viewing platforms for visitors without impacting the natural environment of this unique colony. Well worth a visit as a last stop before returning to your hotel.
Ray Says:
"If you are pressed for time and only have half a day, this is a great option for you"
Private Car/Minibus and Guide; Collection and Return to your Cape Town Hotel; Chapman’s Peak Drive; Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve; Funicular at Cape Point; Penguin Colony at Boulders;
Excludes: Meals
- PRICING
# of People / Price per Person - 1 / R1700
- 2 / R1000 pp
- 3 / R800 pp
- 4 / R800 pp
- 5 / R700 pp
- 6 / R640 pp
- 7 / R580 pp
- 8 / R550 pp
- 9 / R520 pp
- 10 / R490 pp
- 11 / R450 pp