The tram offers various lines that explore different parts of the Franschhoek wine region. Each line stops at multiple vineyards where guests can hop off, partake in wine tastings, enjoy gourmet meals, or simply explore the scenic beauty of the area. It’s a leisurely way to spend a day and ideal for those who appreciate fine wines and picturesque landscapes.

-It’s a whole day out where you get to drink wine, indulge in amazing food with stunning views.

The tour of Robben Island includes a ferry ride from the V&A Waterfront, providing stunning views of Table Mountain and Cape Town. Once on the island, former political prisoners often guide the tours, offering personal insights and recounting powerful stories of their time spent in the prison. The tour includes visits to the maximum security prison, Mandela’s cell, and the limestone quarry where prisoners laboured.

This tour is an essential experience for understanding South Africa’s struggle for freedom and human rights.

At Boulders Beach, walk along the boardwalks to see the penguins up close without disturbing their environment. Then, journey to Cape Point where you can either hike up to the old lighthouse or take a ride on the funicular for spectacular ocean views. The area is also rich in flora and fauna, part of the Cape Floral Region, a World Heritage Site.

Combining wildlife, history, and breathtaking landscapes, this trip offers a comprehensive experience of South Africa’s natural beauty.

Wander through Bo-Kaap’s iconic streets to view the pastel-coloured homes that characterise this area. A visit to the Bo-Kaap Museum, housed in a converted 18th-century house, is essential for understanding the community’s history. The museum displays traditional Malay furnishings and artefacts, providing insights into the daily life and cultural heritage of its people. Culinary tours are a must, allowing you to delve into the flavours of Cape Malay cuisine with dishes like bobotie and koeksisters.

Immerse yourself in the multicultural history and sensory pleasures of this unique neighbourhood.

Signal Hill is perfect for those who want a quick trip to see the city from above without much physical effort. It’s also a favourite spot for picnics and watching the sunset. For the more adventurous, the hike up Lion’s Head provides a thrilling challenge with rewarding views over the city, Table Bay, and the Atlantic Seaboard.

A combined visit to both gives you the full experience of Cape Town’s natural splendour from great heights.

The cable car rotates 360 degrees during the ascent, providing an all-around view of the landscape. Once at the summit, guests can choose from several short strolls or more rigorous hikes across the Table Mountain plateau. The top also offers perfect spots for unforgettable photos, ideal for capturing your Cape Town visit.

A must-do for any visitor, perfect for a memorable adventure above the city.

Guests can choose from various safari options, including early morning, afternoon, or even overnight stays. The safaris are conducted in open 4×4 vehicles with experienced guides who provide insightful commentary on the wildlife and ecosystem.