Table Mountain, Cape Point & Penguins Tour – Private or Shared

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

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  8:00 AM – Hotel Pickup We collect you directly from your Cape Town accommodation. Pickup details (vehicle, guide, time) will be confirmed 24 hours in advance. Please wait in your hotel lobby with WhatsApp or Wi-Fi enabled. Private Tour: Luxury Mercedes vehicle, your own guide & driver Shared Tour: Max 15 guests in a premium minibus

  15 minutes • Admission ticket free
• 2

  ️ Cape Town City Orientation (±15 min) Begin with a short drive through the historical heart of Cape Town. See landmarks like City Hall, Adderley Street, and Parliament as your guide introduces the city's story.

  15 minutes • Admission ticket free
• 3

  Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Ascend Cape Town’s iconic flat-topped mountain via a 5-minute rotating cable car ride (if open). At the summit, enjoy panoramic views of the city, ocean, and Twelve Apostles. Your guide will help spot key landmarks. During peak season, queues can be long, so we recommend buying skip-the-line tickets. If closed due to weather, your guide will adjust the route and try again later. Stop Duration: 60–90 minutes Ticket Options: • SA/Intl: From R220–R420 pp (round trip) • Private Tour: Skip-the-line tickets included • Shared Tour: Standard ticket (own account, buy at station or online)

  1 hour 15 minutes • Admission ticket not included
• (Pass by)

  4. Atlantic Seaboard Coastal Drive We drive along the jaw-dropping coastline past Sea Point, Clifton, Bantry Bay, and Camps Bay — with the Twelve Apostles Mountains on one side and crashing waves on the other.

  Admission ticket free
• 4

  Stop for unforgettable panoramic photos of Camps Bay Beach, Lion’s Head, and the Twelve Apostles. A favorite for photographers. ⏱️ Stop time: ±15–20 minutes

  15 minutes • Admission ticket free
• 5

  Camps Bay We begin the coastal section of our tour by passing through the glamorous suburb of Camps Bay, renowned for its palm-lined promenade, blue-flag beach, and views of the Twelve Apostles mountains. We often stop here or at Maiden’s Cove for a stunning photo opportunity. On weekends and in summer, this area buzzes with cafés and vibrant atmosphere. ⏱️ Stop Time: 10–15 minutes (photo stop)

  15 minutes • Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  Llandudno (Scenic Drive-By) As we continue, we pass the ultra-exclusive enclave of Llandudno — a hidden gem nestled between dramatic granite cliffs. Though we don’t usually stop here (due to narrow roads), your guide will point out this secluded surf haven, beloved by locals. ⏱️ Commentary only during drive

  Admission ticket free
• 6

  Hout Bay A historic fishing harbor framed by Sentinel Peak, Hout Bay offers striking bay views and working harbor life. If time allows, we may pause for photos or enjoy a short harbor view. (Note: this tour does not include Seal Island boat cruise unless pre-arranged on private tours.) ⏱️ Optional 10–15 minutes (viewpoint stop)

  15 minutes • Admission ticket free
• 7

  Chapman’s Peak Drive (if open) From Hout Bay, we enter the world-famous Chapman’s Peak Drive — a 9km masterpiece of road engineering with 114 curves and dramatic drop-offs into the Atlantic. We'll stop at one or two marked viewpoints for panoramic photos. ⏱️ Stop Time: 10–20 minutes total

  20 minutes • Admission ticket included
• 8

  Noordhoek Farm Village (Coffee Stop) A countryside-style village with artisanal cafés, bakeries, and restrooms. Perfect for coffee at your own cost and a relaxed leg-stretch. ⏱ Stop: 20 min Coffee/snacks at own cost

  20 minutes • Admission ticket free
• 9

  (Private Tour Only) Cape Point Vineyards Private guests may enjoy a stop at this world-class wine estate overlooking Noordhoek Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. Ideal for wine tasting or a glass of bubbly. ⏱ Optional Stop: 30 min Tasting ±R100–R150 pp (own cost)

  30 minutes • Admission ticket not included
• 10

  Cape Point Ostrich Farm stop is not included on the shared group tour options. Snap photos with resident ostriches and learn about their breeding. Light educational stop with opportunities for souvenirs. ⏱ Stop: 10 min No fees

  10 minutes • Admission ticket free
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  Cape of Good Hope We continue to the legendary Cape of Good Hope — the most southwesterly point of Africa. Snap photos at the world-famous sign, walk the trail between Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope (optional), and explore where Bartholomeu Dias first sailed in 1488. Wildlife sightings include baboons, ostriches, and antelope. ⏱ Stop Duration: 30–45 minutes Entry Fees (covers Cape Point & Cape of Good Hope as 1 reserve): South African: R100 adult / R50 child International: R400 adult / R200 child Private Tour: Entry included Shared Tour: Pre-booked ticket required (link provided) Note: Entry into this reserve is mandatory on both tours, as it’s the only way to reach Cape Point and the lighthouse.

  1 hour 30 minutes • Admission ticket not included
• 12

  Cape Point & Old Lighthouse We take you into the southernmost reaches of the Cape Peninsula, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans appear to meet. Your guide will lead you to the iconic old lighthouse perched high on the cliffs — accessible by funicular (at own cost) or scenic uphill walk. Learn about shipwrecks, ocean currents, and the myths surrounding the “Cape of Storms.” The views are among the most breathtaking in Africa. ⏱ Stop Duration: 45–60 minutes Entry via Cape of Good Hope Gate (See below) Optional Flying Dutchman Funicular: ±R95 return pp (own account) ✅ Private Tour: Entry included Shared Tour: Pre-booked entry ticket required (link sent, own cost)

  1 hour • Admission ticket not included
• 13

  Lunch Stop (Both Private & Shared Options) After exploring Cape Point, we take a break for lunch at one of the scenic seaside locations depending on timing and guest preference. Shared Tour: We stop at one of the recommended casual cafés or restaurants in Simon’s Town, Boulders Beach, or Fish Hoek. These are affordable, charming, and convenient. The guide will assist with recommendations based on dietary preferences. Private Tour: You can choose from the same cafés, or upgrade to high-end dining venues like Harbour House in Kalk Bay, Seaforth Restaurant near the penguins, or Cape Point Vineyards Restaurant (if doing wine tasting). This allows more flexibility based on your pace and interests. ⏱ Typical Lunch Stop Duration: 45–60 minutes Prices range: Casual eateries: R120–R250 pp Premium options: R300–R450 pp (At own cost for both private and shared)

  1 hour • Admission ticket free
• 14

  Boulders Beach Penguin Colony Visit one of the only places in the world where you can see endangered African penguins up close in the wild. Wooden boardwalks meander through protected dunes and nesting grounds, offering safe and unforgettable views of these charming seabirds waddling, nesting, and swimming in turquoise waters. Stop Duration: 30–45 minutes Entry Fees: • SA: R50 adult / R25 child • Intl: R215 adult / R105 child • Private Tour: Entry included • Shared Tour: Link sent to pre-book tickets online directly (no markup or hidden costs) This is a must-see wildlife experience near Simon’s Town and part of the Table Mountain National Park. Don’t miss the chance to capture postcard-perfect photos at one of Cape Town’s most iconic beaches.

  45 minutes • Admission ticket not included
• (Pass by)

  Fish Hoek Drive‑By After Boulders, we drive through the tranquil suburb of Fish Hoek. You’ll see the long, broad bay where locals fish, jog, and relax. Take in sweeping views of False Bay and the distant mountains. This is mostly a drive-through with commentary on the area’s seaside charm. ⏱ Stop: brief pass-through No entry fee

  Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  Kalk Bay Drive‑By Next, we pass through the historic fishing village of Kalk Bay. Here, colourful houses cling to steep hillsides above the sea. Your guide will point out the iconic harbour, local cafés, and art galleries lining Main Road. It’s a charming, rustic vibe without a major stop. ⏱ Stop: short drive-through No entry fee

  Admission ticket free
• 15

  St James or Muizenberg Beach Huts We make a dedicated stop at the iconic Victorian‑style beach huts along Muizenberg or St James. These colourful huts are beloved by photographers and social media fans — perfect for final dramatic coastal photos. Walk the sand, feel the surf, and soak up the Cape’s seaside ambiance. ⏱ Stop: 15–20 minutes No entry fee

  20 minutes • Admission ticket free
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  Return to Cape Town (Drop-Off) From the beach huts, we drive you back into Cape Town via the scenic Atlantic Seaboard or Main Road, depending on traffic conditions. Expect a drop-off between 5:00 PM and 6:30 PM, bringing you full circle after a day of natural beauty, wildlife, history, and coastal vistas. ⏱ Travel time varies No extra fees for drop-off

  30 minutes • Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

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