Cape Peninsula Tour

Southern Cape

This is a full day long tour (8 hours).

Itinerary

Chapman's Peak Drive

Completed in the 1920s, this scenic coastal road is an engineering marvel carved into steep cliffs. Offers insight into South African engineering history and geology, with breathtaking views of the Atlantic coastline.

Noordhoek

A rural seaside village with historic roots in farming and horse riding, retaining a rustic charm. Tourists learn about Cape farming traditions, coastal ecosystems, and enjoy authentic local experiences.

Cape Point National Park (Part of Table Mountain National Park)

A biodiversity hotspot and historic maritime landmark at the tip of the Cape Peninsula. Offers education on unique fynbos vegetation, conservation efforts, and the rich flora and fauna of the Cape Floral Kingdom.

Cape of Good Hope

Once believed to be the southern tip of Africa, it was a crucial waypoint for early explorers like Bartolomeu Dias in the 15th century. Tourists explore maritime history, early exploration routes, and dramatic oceanic geography where two oceans meet.

Cape Point Lighthouse

Built in 1859, this historic lighthouse guided ships navigating the treacherous waters around the peninsula. Offers lessons in nautical history, lighthouse technology, and the dangers of early sea travel around Africa.

Boulders Beach Penguin Colony

Home to a colony of endangered African penguins since 1982. Visitors learn about marine conservation, species protection efforts, and the unique behaviours of these charismatic birds.

This tour provides a rich educational experience, combining natural beauty, ecological awareness, and maritime history - ideal for tourists seeking both scenic adventure and cultural enrichment.