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Green Point Lighthouse
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The Green Point Lighthouse is South Africa's oldest operational lighthouse.
Designed by German architect Herman Schutte and first lit on April 12, 1824, making it the country's first solid coastal lighthouse structure in South Africa
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Sea Point Promenade
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The Sea Point Promenade is a famous, paved seaside walkway running along the Atlantic Seaboard in Cape Town, South Africa, stretching from Mouille Point to Sea Point.
It stretches roughly around 5 to 7 kilometers offering sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and Robben Island.
It's popular for joggers, walkers, cyclists, skateboarders, and dog owners from sunrise to sunset.
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Clifton
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Considered as the most expensive suburb in South Africa, Clifton is an affluent coastal suburb on Cape Town's Atlantic Seaboard.
It's also a collection of 4 beautiful beaches naturally divided by giant granite boulders from First to Fourth Beach, these coves are famously protected from the summer south-easterly wind.
The Suburb is also Known for some of the most expensive and exclusive cliffside properties and modern architectural villas in Africa.
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25m
Camps bay beach is among the top 25 most beautiful beaches in the world and greatly known for its white sand, natural rocks and amazing views of lion head and twelve apostles mountain. our guests will be given opportunity to take a quick , breezy 10 to 15 minutes walk along the palm-lined the promenade to look at the coastal strip and street life and take memorable pictures to capture the dramatic backdrop of the twelve apostles mountain and Lion's head.
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45m
Hout Bay Harbour is a bustling working fishing harbor and scenic coastal hub located about 20 minutes from Cape Town city center, flanked by the Sentinel mountain peak and Chapman's Peak.
It Serves as the Cape Peninsula's main hub for rock lobster (crayfish) and seasonal snoek catches, dotted with colorful fishing boats and yachts. It does act as the primary departure point for seal-watching cruises and glass-bottom boat trips to nearby Duiker Island (Seal Island)
our guests will be given the opportunity to either catch a 45-round trip boat cruise to see thousands of wild cape fur seals or stroll down the docks to spot the resident seals swimming right near the quay. The optional boat ticket is around $8.
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Chapman's Peak Drive
25m · Admission ticket included
Chapman’s Peak Drive (affectionately known as "Chappies") is a world-famous 9-kilometer coastal road on the Cape Peninsula in Cape Town.
It links Hout Bay and Noordhoek, hugging the steep, near-vertical sea cliffs of Chapman’s Peak (593 meters high) above the Atlantic Ocean.
The winding route features 114 curves and required innovative rock-fall canopies, catch-nets, and modern safety barriers. our guests will be given opportunity to stop at a designated viewpoint for amazing photos.
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Noordhoek Beach
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Noordhoek Beach (also known as Long Beach) is an expansive, 8-kilometer stretch of white sand on the Atlantic coast of Cape Town's Southern Peninsula, framed by Chapman’s Peak and the wetlands below Table Mountain National Park.
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Cape Point Vineyards Tasting Room
1h
Cape Point Vineyards is a family-owned wine estate nestled on the slopes of Chapman's Peak in the coastal suburb of Noordhoek, Cape Town.
Set between mountain slopes, indigenous fynbos, and the Atlantic Ocean, it offers panoramic 360-degree views of the Noordhoek coastline and Table mountain.
we will only stop at this wine farm if our guests desire to have lunch at this specific spot.
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Boulders Beach Penguin Colony
45m · Admission ticket included
The Boulders Beach Penguin Colony is a protected natural habitat in Simon's Town, Cape Town, famous for housing a large colony of endangered African penguins.
It's situated on the False Bay coastline of the Cape Peninsula, about an hour's drive from the Cape Town city center. A pair of African penguins first settled on the beach in 1982, and the population has since grown to a few thousand birds.
our guests will be given opportunity to observe the African penguins close via elevated wooden boardwalks and take memorable pics.
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Cape Point
1h
Cape Point is a dramatic, rocky promontory located at the southeastern tip of the Cape Peninsula in South Africa, roughly 60 kilometers south of Cape Town.
It sits within the Cape of Good Hope section of Table Mountain National Park.
The site features towering 200-meter sea cliffs, an historic 1859 lighthouse, and a modern operational lighthouse lower down. Visitors can ride the Flying Dutchman Funicular up to the old lighthouse viewpoint. It forms part of the rich Cape Floral Region with over 1,100 native plant species, alongside wildlife like zebras, bonteboks, ostriches, and baboons.
For guests that are lovers of walking, we allow them to take a 45 minute walk to Cape of Good hope
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Cape of Good Hope
1h · Admission ticket included
Considered as the most south western point of Africa, The Cape of Good Hope is a rocky headland on the southern tip of the Cape Peninsula, located about 50 km (30 miles) south of Cape Town, South Africa. It is part of Table Mountain National Park and a prominent landmark in the Cape Floral Region.
It marks the southwestern corner of the African continent, though it is not the southernmost point of Africa (that distinction belongs to Cape Agulhas, located about 150 km southeast).
The Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias first sighted it in 1488 and named it the "Cape of Storms"; it was later renamed the Cape of Good Hope by King John II of Portugal.
The reserve features rich fynbos vegetation (including proteas), zebras, elands, bontebok, ostriches, and local Chacma baboons.
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Cape Point Ostrich Farm
30m
The Cape Point Ostrich Farm is a family-run breeding farm and wildlife sanctuary located on the Cape Peninsula, about 50 km from Cape Town and 400 meters north of the entrance to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve (Cape Point). Established in 1996, the 65-hectare property features historical Cape Dutch-style buildings and offers a relaxed stopover for visitors. This is a great opportunity for our guests to seeing ostriches in their enclosures and watch them up close.
Home to around 40 breeding pairs, the farm offers guided educational tours covering the ostrich life cycle, incubation process, and chick hatching during breeding season. The cost for the optional educational tour is not included in the tour
However, the feed will be supplied to our guests to feed and enjoy feeding ostriches, taking the photos along the way.
