3-Day Cape Point, Cape Winelands and Cape Agulhas Guided Tour from Cape Town
Cape Town, South Africa
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Trip Type: Multi-day Tours
Duration: 3 days
Prepare to be wowed by the Western Cape! See the best spots from Cape Point to the most Southern Tip of Africa at Cape Agulhas on this action-packed 3-day trip from Cape Town. A journey of discovery awaits you along the rugged coastline of the Overberg, filled with mystery and awe-inspiring beauty to the grandeur of the renowned Cape Winelands. After visiting Hout Bay and enjoying dramatic coastal scenery along the Cape Peninsula, sample esteemed South African wines at estates near Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, then meet a local leader on a guided walk through the Kayamandi Township for a sensitive insider view at post-Apartheid life. Spend your final day relaxing in Hermanus, whale watching, visiting a African penguin colony at Betty's Bay and the adventurous can even go shark cage diving in Gansbaai!
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Prepare to be wowed by the Western Cape! See the best spots from Cape Point to the most Southern Tip of Africa at Cape Agulhas on this action-packed 3-day trip from Cape Town. A journey of discovery awaits you along the rugged coastline of the Overberg, filled with mystery and awe-inspiring beauty to the grandeur of the renowned Cape Winelands. After visiting Hout Bay and enjoying dramatic coastal scenery along the Cape Peninsula, sample esteemed South African wines at estates near Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, then meet a local leader on a guided walk through the Kayamandi Township for a sensitive insider view at post-Apartheid life. Spend your final day relaxing in Hermanus, whale watching, visiting a African penguin colony at Betty's Bay and the adventurous can even go shark cage diving in Gansbaai!Day 1:
You'll be picked up in the morning by luxury minivan to the first stop at Hout Bay. Wander around the charming craft markets or opt for an optional Duiker Island cruise (own expense) to see the Cape fur seals.
Continue to the Cape of Good Hope and stop at Cape Point, a nature reserve within Table Mountain National Park. Observe wildlife in a fynbos landscape and hike to the lighthouse where the waves of the Atlantic Ocean crash against Africa’s southwestern tip.
Head inland to spend the evening at leisure in the town of Stellenbosch, and your guide can show you the best spots to enjoy local wine, food and buzzing nightlife.
Day 2:
Meet your guide in the morning and set off to the township of Kayamandi to experience a taste of township life. With a local community leader to show you around, you’ll get an insider’s view of local life and learn about the Xhosa tribe’s struggle between modernization and ancient customs.
Hop back on your minivan and visit some of the popular wine estates that are scattered around the Western Cape towns of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. Sample some of the country’s most acclaimed wines and ports, pairing them with locally produced cheeses and even chocolate! In Franschhoek, you’ll have time to spend at leisure, a perfect place for lunch in what many consider to be South Africa’s gourmet capital.
From Franschhoek, your tour continues back down to the coast to our overnight stop to Cape Agulhas. Visit the nearby stone marker at shore – indicating the most southern tip of Africa – a geographic extreme where the continent meets with the mighty Atlantic and Indian Oceans. A graveyard of ancient shipwrecks all along this legendary 'Cape of Storms' is a reminder of many tragic and mysterious tales of failed expeditions.
Day 3:
Either rise at the crack of dawn to go shark cage diving (own expense), or depart slightly later to visit the popular whale-watching town of Hermanus. If you choose to explore Hermanus, you’ll have more time here independently. Perhaps enjoy some land-based whale watching along the famous cliff footpaths. Whale season from approximately June to November.
If an adrenaline-pumping cage diving experience with sharks is more your thing, then you’ll set off by boat from the town of Gansbaai for a 1.5-hour cage dive with South Africa’s notorious great white sharks. All equipment is provided; just bring your bathing suit! After the dive you'll also have some time to spot whales along the coast when collecting the group from Hermanus.
On the way back to Cape Town, you'll pass the famous Betty's Bay penguin reserve to get up close and personal with a colony of penguins in their natural habitat, before one final last stop at Clarence Drive viewpoint. Arrive back in Cape Town between 5 to 8pm.
You'll be picked up in the morning by luxury minivan to the first stop at Hout Bay. Wander around the charming craft markets or opt for an optional Duiker Island cruise (own expense) to see the Cape fur seals.
Continue to the Cape of Good Hope and stop at Cape Point, a nature reserve within Table Mountain National Park. Observe wildlife in a fynbos landscape and hike to the lighthouse where the waves of the Atlantic Ocean crash against Africa’s southwestern tip.
Head inland to spend the evening at leisure in the town of Stellenbosch, and your guide can show you the best spots to enjoy local wine, food and buzzing nightlife.
Day 2:
Meet your guide in the morning and set off to the township of Kayamandi to experience a taste of township life. With a local community leader to show you around, you’ll get an insider’s view of local life and learn about the Xhosa tribe’s struggle between modernization and ancient customs.
Hop back on your minivan and visit some of the popular wine estates that are scattered around the Western Cape towns of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. Sample some of the country’s most acclaimed wines and ports, pairing them with locally produced cheeses and even chocolate! In Franschhoek, you’ll have time to spend at leisure, a perfect place for lunch in what many consider to be South Africa’s gourmet capital.
From Franschhoek, your tour continues back down to the coast to our overnight stop to Cape Agulhas. Visit the nearby stone marker at shore – indicating the most southern tip of Africa – a geographic extreme where the continent meets with the mighty Atlantic and Indian Oceans. A graveyard of ancient shipwrecks all along this legendary 'Cape of Storms' is a reminder of many tragic and mysterious tales of failed expeditions.
Day 3:
Either rise at the crack of dawn to go shark cage diving (own expense), or depart slightly later to visit the popular whale-watching town of Hermanus. If you choose to explore Hermanus, you’ll have more time here independently. Perhaps enjoy some land-based whale watching along the famous cliff footpaths. Whale season from approximately June to November.
If an adrenaline-pumping cage diving experience with sharks is more your thing, then you’ll set off by boat from the town of Gansbaai for a 1.5-hour cage dive with South Africa’s notorious great white sharks. All equipment is provided; just bring your bathing suit! After the dive you'll also have some time to spot whales along the coast when collecting the group from Hermanus.
On the way back to Cape Town, you'll pass the famous Betty's Bay penguin reserve to get up close and personal with a colony of penguins in their natural habitat, before one final last stop at Clarence Drive viewpoint. Arrive back in Cape Town between 5 to 8pm.
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