Price: From R2,350 per person
(Minimum 2 guests)
*Includes entrance fees
Duration: 08h00 – 17h00
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Cape Peninsula Tour
Overview
Itinerary
What to Bring
What to wear
What’s Included
Whats Excluded
General
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Overview
Highlights
- Your own Private Cape Tour Guide
- Luxurious, spacious air-conditioned SUV or Bus
- Drive along the world famous Chapmans Peak costal road
- Catch vistas of Sentinel Hill, Hout Bay and Kommetjie
- Experience the iconic Penguins of Boulders Bay
- Ride on the Funicular to the top of the Cape of Good Hope
- Search for Mountain Zebra, Ostrich and Cobras in the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve
- Wonderful Photographic opportunities
- Solo Supplement Available
All of our Safaria Privately Guided Experiences have been created with a personal touch from years of experience. Our Private Cape Day Experiences expose our guests to the best the Cape has to offer having hand selceted routes and destinations to maximise your single day travel. With so much to see the question is where do you start and we have packed a few of our fovorites all together with one of the most experienced guides in the Cape, Brian Curtin. Our Safari Style, wether on a Cape day trip or in the Kruger National Park is one of experience, a wonderfilled storyboard and a standard and quality that is personalised and engaging. All of our Safaria Day Trips are Privately Guided in a Luxurious SUV or Bus and perdsonalised by our Cape expert Brian Curtin who has over 30 years of experience in travelling the Cape. Each Cape day tour is planned in such a way that it incorporates all of the iconic destinations but in a schedule that gives you greater exclusiviuty in that avoids as much of the masses as possible. This trip showcases the very best in views, vistas, histor and heritage the beautiful Cape has to offer.
Itinerary
- We depart in the direction of the University passing the South African presidential residence.
- Following the Eastern side of the peninsula the coastal road offers great opportunities to sight Whales particularly between May and October each year.
- Our first stop is to view the Penguin Colony at Boulders Rocks.
- Thereafter we continue onto the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve where guides have the opportunity to see endemic and rare antelope species such as Eland, Bontebok and Mountain Zebra. Along with also seeing Ostrich guests might also get a glance of an elusive cape cobra or puff adder along the road.
- Based on availability, Lunch (at own account +-R185) will be had at either the Reserve Restaurant or alternatively at the Hub or Food Barn in Scarborough. All of the restaurants offering quality menus with quintessential cape ambience.
- Before departing the Cape of Good Hope guests will board the Funicular up to the look out point and then have a photo opportunity on the South Western most tip of Africa.
- Departing the Reserve guests will then head past the Cape Point Ostrich Farm onto Scarborough following the incredibly scenic coastal road with views of Kommetjie, the Sentinel, Hout Bay, Chapman’s Peak and finally the back of Table Mountain.
- Stopping to visit Seal Island guests will also visit the shop for souvenirs at the craft market in the harbor.
- Making your way back to your hotel we will pass the beautiful the 12 Apostles Peaks And pass through the trendy suburbs of Camps Bay and the pristine beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay.
- An optional stop in the day will be at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens (own account +/- R120).
What to Bring
Having lead hundreds Cape Day Trips we know from experience what’s important to pack. Here are a few items we recommend that you don’t leave home without:
- Mobile phone with charging cable
- Camera (anything that helps capture a memory is perfect!)
- Binoculars (We will have complimentary pair on the vehicle)
- A good hat for summer months or warm beanie in winter
- Warm jacket that helps with wind and is also waterproof
- Sunglasses and sunscreen
- Comfortable sneakers that you can walk a trail with
What to wear
Summer Months: September to April
We recommend light functional attire preferably in natural colour shades to blend in with our environment and not stand out visually to game species. Summer can be hot and the direct sunlight dangerous so please remember a good hat as well as sunscreen. During the hottest summer months (Nov/Dec) the daytime temperatures can reach 30 degrees Celsius from 10h30 and from 13h00 the temperature can reach upward of 36 degrees. The summer months are also our rainy season so the afternoons can experience thundershowers but all vehicles are equipped with umbrellas
Winter Months: May to August
During the winter months in the Cape, we will experience rain as it’s a winter rainfall climate with a daily average temperature of 15 to 22 degrees Celsius. The early mornings can be cooler with temperatures from 5 to 8 degrees and late afternoons again dropping below 18 degrees.
What’s Included
- Professional Cape Guide
- Private air-conditioned luxury SUV or Bus
- Cape Winelands Tour is roughly 10 hours in duration
- Natural still mineral water for each guest
- Entrance fees to sites
Whats Excluded
- All meals
- Any of route sites
- Curio and memorabilia
- Guide Gratuity
General
- All our destinations will have bathrooms and some will have a restaurant and curio shop where you can order a sit down meal and then have a browse around.
- Shops do offer a wide variety of local curio.
- There are ATM services at all our destinations except the viewing sites so some cash (R100 to R1000) would be advised.
- In the event of a medical emergency your guide is a qualified medical first aider but also will have direct access to the closest and best medical facilities. Should there be a medical emergency your guide will ensure that you are taken care of and have access to the best and fastest medical attention.
- Please ensure that you have referenced our Terms and Conditions. It is accepted that clients which have booked and paid for their Safaris have reviewed and accepted our Safaria T&C’s.
- As a responsible tourism partner we are members of SATSA (South African Tourism Services) as well as SATIB (South African Travel Insurance) but this does not include personal travel insurance should your booking be cancelled at the last minute. We recommend that clients take out their own travel insurance to cover them in the eventuality that a sudden cancellation needs to be affected.
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