Cape Peninsula Shared Group Tour

On your Bo-Kaap tour, you’ll explore one of Cape Town’s most iconic neighbourhoods, walking its colourful streets while learning about the rich Cape Malay culture and history. Guided storytelling brings the area to life as you visit historic mosques, enjoy views of Table Mountain, and experience the vibrant atmosphere that makes Bo-Kaap a must-see stop for any visitor.

On your tour, you’ll stop at Maiden’s Cove, a beautiful seaside viewpoint where the Twelve Apostles rise dramatically above the Atlantic Ocean. Take time to relax, breathe in the fresh sea air, and capture stunning photos of Camps Bay and the coastline before continuing your Cape Town adventure

After being driven from Maiden’s Cove to Hout Bay, clients board a locally operated boat for a scenic cruise out to Duiker Island, where a vibrant colony of Cape fur seals can be seen basking on the rocks and gliding through the water, all while enjoying sweeping coastal views before returning to the harbour.

We travel along Chapman’s Peak Drive via Hout Bay, one of the world’s most spectacular coastal roads. Enjoy dramatic ocean views, towering cliffs, and scenic lookout points where you can stop for photos and take in the breath taking beauty of Cape Town’s rugged coastline

On your tour, you may enjoy an optional stop at Noordhoek Farm Village, time permitting, a charming countryside spot known for its relaxed atmosphere, local flavours, and artisanal shops. Guests can grab a coffee, explore the village, and enjoy a taste of Cape Town’s laid-back coastal lifestyle before continuing the journey.

On your tour, you’ll drive past the communities of Masiphumelele and Ocean View en route to the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point, offering a glimpse into the diverse character of the Cape Peninsula. Enjoy scenic coastal views with an optional stop at an ostrich farm, time permitting, where you can see these impressive birds up close. At Cape Point, take in dramatic cliffs, historic lighthouses, and sweeping ocean views, before visiting the Cape of Good Hope, the most south-western point of Africa, set within a rugged natural reserve. Guests are then given the option to either have lunch at Cape Point or continue on to the next stop and enjoy lunch there.

Clients are able to stop and visit Boulders Beach, where a protected colony of African penguins lives along the shoreline. Stroll the wooden walkways to observe the penguins up close, enjoy the unique coastal setting, and take memorable photos of these iconic residents in their natural environment.

After visiting Boulders Beach, the tour concludes with a scenic drive back to Cape Town. Along the way, you’ll pass through Fish Hoek and Kalk Bay, learning about the history and character of these iconic coastal towns, with an optional stop at Muizenberg Beach, time permitting, to stretch your legs, take photos, or enjoy the seaside atmosphere.