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A city draped beneath a flat-topped mountain, where penguins waddle on beaches and the Winelands are just an hour away. Learn more about Cape Town


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Guided personally by author and storyteller, Gerald Garner, this is the most insightful tour you will find about Cape Town. An absolute must-do experience. This is not merely a tour but a mesmerizing storytelling experience. It will provide you with insight and understanding of the history and make-up of this fascinating city. And it will make you understand the entire South African story. With this knowledge, you will enjoy the rest of your visit to the city and country much more! This 4-hour walking tour is easy, covering 3,5km. It is for the curiously minded, but also includes opportunity for sightseeing, photography, experiencing the vibe of the city – and even a stop or two for drinks and sampling a local delicacy. The tour focuses on the background story of Cape Town. We start off with the 1870s Industrial Revolution and the Scramble for Africa before returning to pre-colonial history and moving on all the way to the early 20th Century. Join us for sure!


We walk the coastline from Muizenberg to Kalk Bay as Geoff shares tales of randlords, smugglers, and pirates who shaped the Cape. Then paddle by kayak from Simon’s Town to Boulders Beach, where African penguins waddle and swim at arm’s length. The day ends with a relaxed seaside lunch at Seaforth a perfect blend of history, adventure, and natural beauty.


This tour is designed to introduce guests to three of South Africa's finest and most famous wine-producing regions. Tours and Tastings are conducted by specialist wine tour guides, to give in-depth insight and information about the wines tasted and the region. There is also a very interesting cellar tour at a winery that uses techniques used up to 8000 years ago to produce their wines. It is a tour that can be enjoyed by anyone who enjoys wine, no matter their wine knowledge.


Lion’s Head is a free-standing peak located next to Table Mountain, with a height of 669m above sea level. The route spirals all the way around to give you 360-degree panoramic views. The views include Table Mountain, Devil’s Peak, Robben Island, Table Bay, Camps Bay and the city. There are some ladders, chains and staples to negotiate, which adds to the sense of adventure. It also serves as a great alternative for when Table Mountain is covered in cloud. This route is especially popular to do for sunrise.


This is a great tour and one of the most popular in Cape Town. It takes travelers right along the Atlantic Seaboard where there are some of the most expensive residential areas in Africa. It also brings travelers close to some of the beautiful beaches in Cape Town - 4 of the 10 beaches on the blue flag list. Travelers enjoy some of the most breathtaking views along the way with typically African landscape. Dramatic mountains and a wide variety of the fynbos family plant species. There are also wild animals seen on this tour with the most popular being the Chacma baboon. It is a tour that exposes the rich marine life of the Cape which includes seals and whales. The plant species is equally amazing with the eve popular Protea which is the South African national flower. Conclusively it is an outdoor opportunity, fun-filled, and exploring tour. This tour is rich in history and there is also a taste of South African food along the way.


Guided by an accredited mountain and nature Guide with years of experience. While this tour is enjoyable at any time of day, a morning sunrise is one of the most spectacular. We are the only adventure company in Cape Town with a team of highly rated and accredited female guide that offers Mountain Biking,Sunrise and sunset tours across multiple trails in several international languages. Adventure with Muki Venture - Accredited Team of local guides. Book this tour and we decide latter on a route that suite your ability. 1: Flexible route change. 2: Flexible Hiking time 3: Accredited local female dominated company 4: You set the past 5 popular routes to chose from India Venster ( some scrambling ) Platteklip Gorge ( Steps) Lion’s Head ( 360 view) The Pipe Track ( Flat walk? Skeleton Gorge ( Forest ) The kings Block House ( flat walk)


See the best of the Cape Peninsula on an entertaining day long highlights tour. This area is renewed internationally for its spectacular natural scenery Craggy mountain peaks contrast with endless oceans visits and lush grey valleys. No matter where you travel in the Cape there are historical and modern sites on fabulous activities. On this tour we still tour includes Chapmans Peak (weather permitted) scenic route, Cape of Goodhope & Cape Point and Boulders beach the home of the penguin colony. We will have a leisurely lunch in the Historical town of Simon's Town before departing back to Cape Town. This tour is a private tour and is very flexible and can be customized on the day and even during the day. Your guide will make sure that you see the most and make the most of your day out.


Our hiking group are small and limited to a maximum of 4 persons to maximize the personal experience with more opportunity to engage and interact with our tour guide. India Venster hike is known for its challenging and dramatics views. The "Venster" (window in the Afrikaans language) is attributed to a spectacular viewpoint that we see framed by two large rock buttresses. Hiking Table Mountain one of the most recognizable mountains in Africa and one of the seven natural wonders in the world is a unique experience it has a unique floral kingdom found only in the South Western Cape commonly know as fynbos. It is the smallest and richest of the six floral kingdoms on our planet with many species of proteas, ericas and restios. Also unique to Table Mountain is the ghost frog a rare and elusive frog species that is endemic to Table Mountain. More exotic also found on Table Mountain is our Himalayan Tahr "wild mountain goats" native to Northern India, Southern Tibet, China and Nepal.


Arguably the best half-day route to the summit, this sensational route leads up an imposing part of the Table Mountain, offering excellent city and sea views. Involves scrambling and exposure to heights (narrow ledges – nothing extreme) about 15% of the way, therefore ideal for, but not restricted to the more adventurous. You also need a decent head for heights. Dramatic topography, exciting hiking, superb views. 15% discount if you book directly through the Hike Table Mountain website.


Join us on this wonderful private tour with our qualified and flexible guide. you will be able to see the landscape, unspoiled coast of the cape peninsula, shortly before we leave the City we will take a quick stop in Bo-Kaap, a historic neighborhood formerly known as the Malay Quarter with the colorful houses. here we will have an opportunity to take photos and a guided walk around to explore this interesting. From here we shall be driving on the Atlantic sea board through Cliftons, Camp's Bay with a quick stop at the Maiden's Cove for photos. we shall then proceed to Hout Bay, you will have the opportunity to visit the seal island on the boat with takes around 45 minutes ( return trip). From Hout Bay harbor we shall proceed we proceed to Chapman's Peak, one of the most scenic drive in the World hacked in the face of mountains and cliffs. the following stop will be at the Boulders Beach, home of the African Penguins. please NOTE that this tour requires a Minimum of Two people.


There is so much beauty on the Cape Peninsula, including excellent birdlife, and any visit to Cape Town should include a day exploring the best birdwatching sites such as the Strandfontein Sewage Works! We are Cape Town locals with a love for the natural environment and we'll leave you satisfied beyond expectations after a day in the field! A former nature conservationist turned guide will lead the excursion We are locals who have grown up on the Cape Peninsula We are flexible on the day and can adjust the tour to your interests You will get to a couple quieter corners, albeit still experiencing the top Cape Peninsula birdwatching sites Our knowledge of the natural environment adds huge value to your experience

Mount Nelson, A Belmond Hotel features luxury, immaculate service, and gardens from $1216/night.

5-star hotel in Cape Town CBD near Iziko South African Museum. Highly rated for exceptional service, comfort, and spotless rooms.

The Capital 15 on Orange in Cape Town features 5-star luxury and mountain views from $100 per night.

5-star hotel on Wale Street with commanding Table Mountain views and a 9.2/10 guest rating. Premium amenities and exceptional service included.

5-star hotel in Camps Bay with luxury rooms and sunset views near the Atlantic Ocean. Highly rated for staff and facilities.

5-star hotel at V&A Waterfront with luxurious rooms and balcony views of the harbor and city. Highly rated for staff and facilities.

5-star hotel suite on Wale Street, Cape Town, featuring a kitchenette and spacious rooms. Highly rated for comfort and staff service with a 9.2/10 guest score.

The Cole Boutique Hotel & Spa features beachfront views and luxury from $209 per night.

5-star hotel at Strand & Chiappini with a rooftop bar overlooking Table Mountain. High guest rating of 9.2/10 and rooms starting at $95 per night.

Muizenberg Beach, known for its gentle waves and 20°C water temperatures, is 23 km southeast of Cape Town’s city center, ideal for beginner surfers. Big Bay, 15 km north of Bloubergstrand, features stronger swells and surf lessons starting at ZAR 350 per hour, attracting more advanced surfers year-round.

Gansbaai, 2.5 hours from Cape Town, is the primary shark cage diving site where Great White sharks reach up to 6 meters in length. Tours cost around ZAR 3,000 per person and run year-round, with water temperatures averaging 13-18°C between June and September.

Cape Winelands, located 50 km from Cape Town, features estates like Stellenbosch founded in 1679, offering wine tastings from ZAR 80 per person. Cape Point lies 60 km further south within Table Mountain National Park, with entry fees of ZAR 320 and average summer temperatures around 25°C.

Table Mountain in Cape Town rises 1,085 meters and features over 350 hiking routes, including the 3.5 km Platteklip Gorge trail, which takes 2-3 hours to ascend. Entrance to Table Mountain National Park costs ZAR 85 per person, with average daytime temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C between November and March.

Table Mountain, rising 1,085 meters above sea level, is accessible via the cableway for ZAR 380 round-trip. Cape Town’s coastline spans 300 kilometers, where shark cage diving tours start at ZAR 3,500, typically running from May to November when water temperatures average 14-20°C.

The Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town charges from ZAR 3,200 per night for family rooms and is located 2 km from the V&A Waterfront. Temperatures average 22°C in summer, making it suitable for outdoor activities like visiting the Two Oceans Aquarium, just 3 km away.
The best time to visit Cape Town depends on your preferences. Located in South Africa, the shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) typically offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Summer brings warmer temperatures and peak tourist season, while winter can be ideal for those seeking a quieter experience or specific seasonal activities.