Features

Overview

See the most southern tip of the Cape Peninsula and Cape Point Lighthouse
Visit the main colony of African penguins at Boulders Beach
Marvel at historical buildings that date back to the 1700's in Simon's Town
Enjoy stunning scenic views at a range of viewpoints and photo stops
Take an optional 45-minute boat trip to the Seal colony

Dates

Travellers

Language options: English

Starting time: 8:00

Price details

Rp707.867 x 1 AdultRp707.867

Paid at activityRp740.105

Total

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Hotel pickup and drop-off in Cape Town city and surrounding area
Air-conditioned minivan
Toll fees
Fuel
Entrance to Boulders Beach Penguin Colony (245 South African Rand per adult, 120 South African Rand per child)
Entrance to Cape of Good Hope (515 South African Rand per adult, 250 South African Rand per child)
Optional Seal Island boat cruise ticket (140 South African Rand per adult, 70 South African Rand per child)
Restaurant Meals and drinks
Service charge

Discover the stunning beauty of the Cape of Good Hope on a full-day tour in an airconditioned vehicle from Cape Town. See the Seals at Hout Bay Harbour. Visit Maidens Cove and the Cape Point Lighthouse for breathtaking views. Stop to see the African Penguin at Boulders Beach and enjoy a lunch and walk in Simons Town.
Be picked up from your hotel in Cape Town and relax on the comfortable drive to the first stop at Maidens Cove. Soak up views of Camps Bay Beach, the 12 Apostles Mountain Range, and Lion's Head.
Continue along Victoria Road, passing exclusive residential areas to Hout Bay Harbour. On the way to Chapman's Peak Drive for 2 photo stops. Upon arrival at the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, your guide will provide an overview of the park.
Purchase a ticket for the funicular to the Cape Point Lighthouse or take a 15-minute walk up that passes a spectacular viewpoint. Head to the Boulders Beach Penguin Colony to see and learn about sea birds.
Make a lunch stop at Simon's Town harbour where you can buy some tasty local food and admire the 18th-century buildings. On the drive back to the hotel, stop to see shark spotters, who help prevent sharks attacks at Muizenberg Beach.