• Betty’s Bay - Betty’s Bay is a charming coastal town located an hour east of Cape Town. Originally a whaling station in the late 1800s, it later gained fame for its unique residents: the African penguins! These penguins made Stoney Point beach their home at the end of the 20th century, making it one of only two mainland penguin colonies. Visitors can enjoy a stroll along the penguin beach and observe these delightful creatures up close.
• Hamilton Russell Vineyards - It would be a missed opportunity to pass through one of the country’s premier wine regions without stopping. The Hemel-en-Aarde wine region is both near the sea and at a higher altitude than the Cape Winelands, providing an ideal climate for cool-climate grape varieties. This results in wines with subtle, crisp acidity, a lighter body, and vibrant fruit flavors. The valley is renowned for producing some of the finest Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays in the country. A wine tasting experience at Hamilton Russell is sure to impress.
• Hermanus - Following the wine tasting, the tour proceeds to Hermanus, a quaint coastal town known as South Africa’s whale watching capital. Whales can be seen from the whale trail along the shores between June and November each year. Hermanus is also recognized as one of South Africa’s culinary towns, offering a perfect spot for lunch before the tour continues southeast towards Elim.
• Elim - From Cape Agulhas, the journey leads to the picturesque village of Elim. Established in 1824 by German settlers, it was the third Moravian station near Cape Town, and little has changed over the years. The village features rows of whitewashed, thatch-roofed cottages lining the streets, all leading to the church. Guests can enjoy a leisurely walk and visit the town’s small rose garden.
• Cape Agulhas - Southernmost Tip of Africa - Located three hours southeast of Cape Town City is Cape Agulhas, the southernmost tip of the African continent. Here, the warm Indian Ocean meets the cold Atlantic, creating a rugged coastline that hosts over 21,000 wetland and seabirds of various species. Known as the Serengeti of the seas due to its diverse marine life, it is also part of the Cape Floral Kingdom, the richest floral kingdom in the world, with about 2,000 different plant species, over 100 of which are endemic. Visitors have ample time to explore the coastal plains and can visit the Cape Agulhas lighthouse, the second oldest in South Africa. Climbing to the top offers a panoramic view of the town and the museum below.

• Private airconditioned vehicle
• Wine tasting fees included
• Chilled bottled water provided
• Stoney Point entrance fees covered
• Cape Agulhas museum fees included

• Snacks
• Lunch
• gratuities (optional)

Embark on an unforgettable tour to the true tip of the African continent where the 2 oceans officially meet. Discover a small breeding colony of African penguins beforehand and also taste South Africa’s award-winning cool climate wines in the Hemel n Arder wine region. Explore an untamed Moravian town from the 1820s called Elim and enjoy plenty photo opportunities as we traverse the extreme south coast of the country on this tour. Albeit being a long drive, The Cape Agulhas tour is much more an authentic experience with a less touristic feel for those in search for such a niche market. The use of a comfortable private vehicle is also guaranteed.

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