Cape Town Full-Day Cape of Good Hope, Penguins Small Group Tour

Your exact hotel pick-up time will be communicated to you by our Cape Town Expert Consultant a day in advance prior to the commencement of your tour.

Soon after having every traveler on board, your Top Notch Tour Guide will give a briefing of the itinerary, will discuss with the group about lunchtime, and entrance fees, and will stop at historical Bo-kaap for Instagram photos opportunities, and will tell you the history of this National Heritage Site.

Your Journey will continue along the scenic Atlantic seaboard passing seafront suburbs like Mouille Point, Three Anchor Bay, Sea Point, Bantry Bay, Clifton, and Camps Bay. We stop at Maiden's Cove for a photo opportunity.

Discover Camps, one of the most exclusive suburbs of Cape Town with a pristine sandy bay beach, and a blue Flag beach in Cape Town.

Our next stop will be Hout Bay Harbour, where you can browse the Curios or souvenir market, go for fresh fish and chips (Optional) or take a ferry to Seal Island.

On your own account, your top-notch tour guide will assist you in securing your boat ticket to the Seal Island known as Duiker Island. The entire return trip is approximately 45 minutes.

Chapman's Peak with its 144 curves is next on our list. We will stop at the viewing point for the most beautiful Instagram photos.

A quick stop at Noordhoek Farm Village will be granted to stretch our legs and for a coffee break at own account. Some of the best coffees in Cape Town are roasted here.

Our next top attraction will be a stop at the Penguins Town known as the Boulders Beach. Here you will come to close to see these endangered bird species.

Our next stop will be the South African Naval forces base town known as Simon's Town named after the first Cape Governor Simon Van Der Stel. Here you will explore the harbour, learn about the famous Great Dane Dog Just Nuisance and see its monument. We recommend lunch here at a sea side restaurant.

As We enter the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve part of Table Mountain National Park, you will get to learn a great deal of history of the Cape from your top notch tour guide. We will stop behind the famous wooden board at the most south western point of Africa for photos opportunities.

We proceed to the Cape Point main parking area, here we will explore the old and the new lighthouses and see the the Cape Point from the top of the mountain. Access to the top can be done by taking a hike of approximately 15 minutes each way or take a paid funicular (a tram to the top) at own account.

Our last stop will be at St James Beach with the colourful wooden beach huts and learn more from the great white shark spotters.

We will then proceed back to Cape Town to drop you off at your accommodation .