Our scheduled day tours that run every day with no minimums are:

• The Grand Cape Peninsula Tour
• The Half Day Peninsula Tour (afternoons)
• The Wonderful Winelands Tour
• The Half Day Winelands Tour (mornings)
• The Best Of The Cape Tour
• The City & Table Mountain Tour (afternoons)
• The Township Tour (mornings)
• The Township & Robben Island Tour
• The Safari Day Tour
• The Whale Route Tour (seasonal tour)

The Grand Cape Peninsula Tour (Full day) – R680.00 per person

“An unforgettable journey to the mythical meeting place of the two great oceans – breathtaking scenic beauty contrasts with the harsh, rugged conditions of the most south-westerly edge of the African continent.”

Sights include:

• Clifton beaches
• Hout Bay and Mariner’s Wharf
• Boat ride to view seals (optional)
• Chapman’s Peak Drive or Ou Kaapse Weg
• Cape Point Nature Reserve
• Penguin colony at Boulders Beach (optional)
• Historic Simonstown
• Groot Constantia Wine Estate OR Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens

Tour details:

Hout Bay – Approximately 1 hour stopover will allow people to take an optional boat ride to view seals on Duiker Island – additional charge will be approximately R60.00 per person.
Groot Constantia/Kirstenbosch option – Due to time constraints on this tour both venues cannot be visited on the same day. People normally consider Kirstenbosch their first choice.
Entrance fees – Entrance fees are included.
Lunch – Not included. Lunch stopover will be at Cape Point, an amount of R120.00 is a reasonable restaurant allowance. Light snack alternatives are also available.

The Half Day Peninsula Tour (Half day - afternoons) – R490.00 per person

“A superb tour for the visitor who has less available time.”

Sights include:

• Coastal drive past Hout Bay
• Cape Point Nature Reserve
• Historic Simonstown

Tour details:

Duration – Approximately 4 hours.
Entrance fees – Entrance fees are included.

The Wonderful Winelands Tour (Full day) – R680.00 per person

“Travel through the spectacular mountain scenery and lush fertile valleys of the Cape. Taste a mixture of fascinating history and allow yourself to indulge in the pleasures of the renowned Cape Winelands.”

Sights include:

• Historic Wine Estates
• Historic Stellenbosch
• Franschhoek Valley
• Huguenot Memorial
• Paarl

Tour details:

Route – Group will visit selected wine estates on the 3 main wine routes. We have set our criteria for selection of wine estates: high standards of winemaking, historical and architectural significance, picturesque environment and visitor friendliness.
Entrance fees – Entrance fees are included.
Cellar Tour – Group are given the opportunity to partake in a tour of a wine cellar to view the winemaking process.
Wine tasting – Two wine tasting sessions (4 to 5 wines per session) are included in our full day wine tour.
Lunch – Not included. Lunch stopover will be in Franschhoek, an amount of R120.00 is a reasonable restaurant allowance. Light snack alternatives are also available.
Wine purchases – Wine can be purchased directly from the wine estates. Some estates will assist by shipping wine overseas for customers.

The Half Day Winelands Tour (Half day - mornings) – R490.00 per person

Stellenbosch:
Visit a major Stellenbosch wine estate and partake in a Cellar Tour and wine tasting session. See this famous university town (the second oldest town in South Africa) with its Oak-lined streets and visit some of its fascinating attractions.

Tour details:

Duration – Approximately 4 hours.
Wine tasting – One wine/cheese tasting session (4 to 5 wines) will be included.

The Best Of The Cape Tour (Full day) – R850.00 per person

“Combine the Half Day Winelands Tour with the Half Day Cape Point Tour and experience the Best of the Cape.”

Sights include:

• Historic Stellenbosch
• Simonstown
• Cape Point Nature Reserve

Tour details:

Entrance fees – Entrance fees are included.
Cellar Tour – Group are given the opportunity to partake in a tour of a wine cellar to view the winemaking process.
Wine tasting – One wine tasting session (4 to 5 wines) will be included in the tour.
Lunch – Not included. A quick stopover is made en-route for the group to have lunch.
Wine purchases – Wine can be purchased directly from the wine estate. Some estates will assist by shipping wine overseas for customers.

The City & Table Mountain Tour (Half day - afternoons) – R350.00 per person + cable car ticket

“A geographical and cultural orientation tour showing you Cape Town from its historical beginnings to the dazzling modern shopping malls of the Waterfront.”

Sights include:

• Table Mountain by cable car (weather permitting)
• City Centre
• Castle of Good Hope
• South African Museum
• The Company Gardens
• Bo-Kaap (Traditional Malay Quarter)
• Victoria & Alfred Waterfront (SA’s most visited attraction)

Tour details:

Cable car – If the Table Mountain cable car is not running due to bad weather, we will drive you up to the spectacular Signal Hill view site above Cape Town as an alternative. If anyone has already paid in advance for the cable car ride, they will be refunded by the guide.
Entrance fees – Entrance fees are included.

The Township Tour (Half day - mornings) – R380.00 per person

“One city, many cultures.”

Experience another facet of Cape Town, one revealed to very few tourists. This intimate interactive tour will expose you to some of Cape Town’s multi-cultural life – see how our spirit of Kanalah, Ubunthu and reconciliation is being played out by Capetonians.

Sights include:

• District Six Museum
• Bo-Kaap
• Manenberg
• Cape Flats
• Khayelitsha

Tour details:

This is a positive and interactive tour, which will afford the visitor the opportunity to meet and speak to the local people. On arrival, tourists often discover that they did not understand the extent to which previous race classification laws fragmented our society. Many people who the visitor originally assumed were defined as Black were in fact classified as Coloured or Indian, and did not live in the townships but in other designated areas. We take our visitors into the townships, but preserve the integrity of the tour by also introducing them to the traditional Malay Quarter known as the Bo-Kaap, as well as Athlone, Rylands and District Six. These areas were defined as Coloured, with Rylands having been defined as an Indian area.
Our guide - Our guide is a specialist guide who was a member of a disadvantaged community and is highly knowledgeable of the areas, their people, history and politics.
Time – This tour is offered as a morning tour, bit is also offered as an afternoon tour on request.
The District Six Museum – Entrance fee included. At this museum, District Six, as it was up to 40 years ago, has been depicted with artefacts and an extensive photographic portrayal of life as it was during the pre-apartheid years.

The Township Tour incl. Robben Island (Full day) – R680.00 per person

Depart on a morning Township Tour, and in the afternoon enjoy a guided tour of Robben Island.

The history of Robben Island goes back hundreds of years. In previous centuries it has been used as a whaling station, hospital, asylum and military base. Robben Island, however, is best known as a place of banishment. The most famous prisoner is the former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, who spent 19 years of 27 year’s incarceration here. The last prisoners left in 1996 and since then the island has become a museum to the struggle to overthrow apartheid.

Tour details:

Entrance fees – Entrance fees are included.
Lunch – Not included. Lunch stop will be at the V&A Waterfront, an amount of R120.00 is a reasonable restaurant allowance. Light snack alternatives are also available.

The Safari Day Tour (Full day) – R2,050.00 per person

Aquila Private Game Reserve – A Big Five game reserve less than 2 hours drive from Cape Town!

Arrive at Aquila, and after enjoying welcoming refreshments depart on a 2-3 hour game drive in an open 4x4 vehicle with an experienced Ranger. Observe the bio-diverse natural habitat of animals such as elephant, lion, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, rhino, ostrich, baboon, springbok, blesbok, black and blue wildebeest, and many other species of buck, as well as many other species of wild animals. During the drive you will be able to view San Bushman rock paintings, as well as some of the 172 species of birds recorded in the game reserve.

After the game drive enjoy lunch in an outdoor African lapa, and then relax beside the pool before returning to Cape Town.

Includes: Transportation, entrance fees, breakfast, lunch, refreshments and the game drive.

The Whale Route Tour (Full day) – R680.00 per person

Seasonal tour – Operates August to November on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays

“Observe the whales a few metres from the shore at the world’s most exciting whale watching venue.”

We will take you to the quaint seaside village of Hermanus on the Southern coast of Africa, close to the latitude where the two great oceans converge. Experience the feeling of the emergence of land, sea and the Rainbow culture of the Western Cape. Bond with the whales from the most exciting  land-based whale watching venue in the world.

Each year Southern Right whales, among other species, migrate into the coastal waters to calve and nurse their young. These mammal, mere metres from the shore, provide and unsurpassed whale watching opportunity between August and November.

Sights include:

• Scenic coastal route via Gordon’s Bay
• Cape Hangklip
• Harold Porter Botanical Gardens
• Hermanus
• Sir Lowry’s Pass

Tour details:

Route – This is an extended 300km tour that takes about 9 hours. The route takes one via Gordon’s Bay along the South Coast Road, passing Cape Hangklip to Hermanus. We return on the inland route over Sir Lowry’s Pass.
Harold Porter Botanical Gardens – A short stopover at this world famous institution on the way to the whales is enjoyed by groups.
Whale season – Although whales migrate to our coast during the period from August – November, they are often seen during the month before and after this period. We however advise visitors to confine their whale tour bookings to the August – November period to avoid disappointment.
Lunch – Not included. Lunch stopover will be in Hermanus, an amount of R120.00 is a reasonable restaurant allowance. Light snack alternatives are also available.

NOTE:

• Tours are conducted as semi-private tours in modern air-conditioned Microbuses seating 7 to 13 people.
• Groups of 17 people will travel in our Iveco Luxury Coach. Larger groups will be transported in large Luxury Coaches.
• Tours can also be conducted on a private basis upon request.
• Rates and itineraries are subject to change without notice.
• All guides are THETA registered and are of an exceptionally high calibre. Tourists are treated with courtesy and respect, and all information imparted to them is accurate.
• Foreign language guides are available upon request.
• Rates valid until 30 September 2011.

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