Table Mountain Cape Of Good Hope & Penguins Tour Shared Full Day

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Bo-kaap

• Explore the colorful house with cobbled stone driveways.
• Look out for the first Mosque in Cape Town.
• Take a walk in this beautiful place for amazing photos and interact with the local communities. Taste some of the local food like samosa and cook soosters from the local shop

Table Mountain National Park

• Take a 3 minute cable car ride to the mountain top and take in the views as it rotate 360 degrees offering you photo opportunity.
• Explore the table top as you take in the site of the Mother City including the World heritage site Robben island. Look out for Camps bay the most popular beach in Cape Town and the Twelve Apostles' peaks.
• Learn about the rock formation and the biodiversity at the top of this iconic mountain. Look out for vibrant bird species that includes the ever popular red winged bird. One of the most popular animals is the dassie - a rock rabbit.
• There is a coffee shop a restaurant and a bar on top of this mountain. Look out for the several hiking trails that takes hikers to the top. The bike trails are not to be left out and some thrill seekers abseiling down the cliff.

Camps Bay

• Take a walk on the pure white beaches as you get a feel of the Atlantic Ocean. This is a must photo stop as it has amazing background of table Mountain and The Twelve Apostles.
• Look out for the art and craft on sale by local vendors and some ice cream at the beach. Lookout for the Twelve Apostles peaks and Lion's head.
• Explore the popular beach shops with several restaurants, coffee shops, bars and only two hotels.

Hout Bay

• Explore this small fishing village, an amazing location which is surrounded by mountains, the ocean and the African blue sky.
• Take a walk along the harbor while you shop for art and craft sold by local vendors. Time permitting take a 1 hour boat ride to seal island where you will encounter more than 4 000 seals at any one time.
• Take a walk to the fish processing factory selling freshly caught fish. This is also an amazing photo stop because of its amazing surroundings that also includes many fishing boats.

Chapman's Peak Drive

• Driving through this 9.7km scenic drive is so exciting with 114 curves from start to finish. Stop at a few of the several photo stops while you enjoy the best photo shots on this amazing landscape.
• The peak which is a must stop is famous for several commercials by international celebrities and companies. In winter lookout for whales as they glide along the coast.
• coming to the end you will be met by one of the Blue Flag beaches - Long beach. a stop here is highly recommended cause of the view and its location.

Cape Point Vineyards Tasting Room

• Stop over at this beautiful winery with totally outstanding views of the valley ahead. A brief stop for a glass of wine is a welcome relief in a day packed with activities.
• This winery only produces top quality white wine and has a restaurant known to have amazing dishes. The location is one of a must for some photos as it is on mountain top overlooking the Sunny valley ahead.
• From here you also catch extraordinary view of the long beach.

Cape Point

• The main reason for the tour. Explore the amazing landscape which is known to have more plant species than the rest of Europe.
• Lookout for the padros erected by the Portuguese community in honor of their pioneer sailors. Take the funicular to the lighthouse and the final flight of steps up. Lookout for the new lighthouse in use at this point.
• Take a walk down some of the lookout positions which brings you closer to the cliff and the clear water. There is an art and curio shop on the top where you can enjoy some shopping.
• On your way down lookout for the Dias beach and the the 45 minute walking trail that takes you from Cape point to the most south western tip of Africa.

Cape of Good Hope

• Visit the most south western tip of Africa. A geographical location of note with an abundance of marine life. The choppy seas full of the huge seaweed is out of this world.
• On the boulders nearby is home to seals and some of the birds of the ocean. The surroundings are home to some of the most popular wild animal that include the African baboons. You can also see the elands, zebras, wild beasts, karacools among others.
• Ostriches are also part of the wildlife at this location. This also home to the Galjoen the national fish of South Africa.

Boulders Beach Penguin Colony

• Take a walk on the wooden boardwalk and get up close with the penguins. Explore this amazing nature reserve and get up close these penguins also form the perimeter fence.
• Choose between Stony Point access point or the Boulders' beach where you are allowed to peddle with the penguins.

Simon's Town

• Take a walk in this amazing town which is one of the oldest settlements in South Africa. Lookout for the war ships as this is also home to the South African Navy.
• There are also many fishing boats on the harbour which is testimony to the fact that they also do a lot of fishing. Explore the shops in the main road where there are lots of antiques and old fashioned dresses.
• Lookout for the buildings along the main road which have been declared a national heritage. They all boast of a colonial Dutch architecture. There are also many shops selling art and craft which can also be obtainable from local vendors. There is a historical Dane Just Nuisance statue which is quiet imposing at the heart of the market.

Muizenberg Beach

At Muizenberg Beach, travelers will enjoy a scenic stop at one of Cape Town’s most iconic and colorful coastal destinations. Famous for its vibrant Victorian-style beach huts, this long stretch of white sand along the warm Indian Ocean is a favorite for surfers and sunseekers alike. Guests can stroll along the beachfront, soak up the laid-back atmosphere, watch locals riding the waves, or capture picture-perfect moments against the backdrop of the mountains and sea. It’s a relaxing and photogenic pause that brings out the youthful, beach-loving spirit of the Cape Peninsula.