Cape Town to Cape of Good Hope: Round Trip

Duiker Island - From Cape Town, enjoy a leisurely drive along the renowned Atlantic seaboard to the charming town of Hout Bay. The scenic journey offers numerous opportunities to pause and capture stunning photographs. Upon arrival in Hout Bay, your guide will provide historical insights into this quaint town before heading to the fishing harbor. Here, you can opt for a boat trip to an island inhabited by over 5,000 Cape fur seals. The 40-minute boat ride allows you to observe the seals from the comfort of the vessel.

Chapman’s Peak Drive - Departing from Hout Bay harbor, continue your journey to the Cape of Good Hope via the breathtaking Chapman’s Peak Drive. This 9km pass stretches from Hout Bay to Noordhoek, offering several stops to appreciate the views and capture memorable photos. The journey proceeds south past Noordhoek, with a possible coffee stop, through Ocean View, Scarborough, and finally to the Cape Point Nature Reserve.

Cape Point - Upon reaching the nature reserve, the admission fee will be covered for you. Explore Cape Point Lighthouse, the world’s richest floral kingdom, and the iconic corner of Africa. For those seeking adventure, hiking and swimming are available, or you can explore comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Simon’s Town - After exploring the nature reserve, head to Simon’s Town, located at the southwestern tip of the continent. Developed during the Victorian era, Simon’s Town boasts some of South Africa’s finest Victorian architecture. Today, it is renowned for fishing, shark cage diving, and seafood restaurants. Take an hour to enjoy the town’s offerings.

Boulders Beach Penguin Colony - Located on the outskirts of lively Simon’s Town, Boulders Beach is a popular stop for tour buses visiting the penguin colony at Foxy Beach. The admission fee will be covered, and your guide will lead you into the national park to marvel at the waddling penguins and capture plenty of photos.

Muizenberg - Situated along the False Bay coast, Muizenberg is a must-visit on your return to Cape Town. This beach town is a favorite among surfers and attracts many visitors with its colorful beach huts.

Cape Town to Franschhoek and Stellenbosch: Round Trip

Franschhoek - Located about an hour northeast of Cape Town, Franschhoek is celebrated for its gourmet status and as one of the world’s premier wine-making towns. It has been repeatedly recognized as a top global destination. Upon arrival, your guide will take you to the Franschhoek Tram terminals for an unforgettable tram exploration of the Franschhoek Valley.

Rickety Bridge Winery - Nestled in the heart of the Franschhoek Valley, Rickety Bridge caters to both wine enthusiasts and those seeking a farm-style atmosphere. Enjoy breakfast at Paulina’s Restaurant on the same farm. The wine tram returns every 45 minutes, allowing you to linger and enjoy the experience at your own pace.

Grande Provence Wine Estate - Known for its award-winning wines and captivating bronze sculptures, Grande Provence offers wine tastings ranging from standard to classic and vintage. Your tour includes a standard tasting, with the option to upgrade to sample the estate’s flagship wines.

Franschhoek Cellar - Conclude your Franschhoek tram experience with a wine and chocolate pairing at the picturesque Franschhoek Cellar before returning to the cruise terminals.

Franschhoek - After the tram experience, enjoy lunch at a restaurant of your choice. While lunch is at your own expense, recommendations and reservations can be provided. Take this opportunity to shop in the romantic and cozy town of Franschhoek.

Stellenbosch - As South Africa’s second-oldest town, Stellenbosch is recognized as the country’s viticulture capital. A visit to the town center offers a glimpse into its quaint historical charm and shopping opportunities. Your guide will provide a brief history before allowing you to explore at your leisure.

Delaire Graff Estate - No visit to the Cape Winelands is complete without stopping at the stunning Delaire Graff Estate, owned by Lawrence Graff. Situated in the Banhoek Valley, it offers breathtaking views of the Simonsberg and Drakenstein mountains. The wine tasting experience here is among the best in the region, with ideal conditions for growing exceptional red grapes.

Cape Town to Robben Island and Table Mountain

Robben Island Museum - Located just over 10km from Cape Town’s shoreline, Robben Island has a rich history as a leper colony, a prison for common criminals, and a place of exile during apartheid. Today, it is a museum and UNESCO World Heritage Site open for day visits. The journey begins with a ferry ride from the V&A Waterfront to Robben Island. Former prisoners conduct the tour, including a visit to Nelson Mandela’s infamous cell. Enjoy views of Table Mountain and spot African penguins during the tour.

Table Mountain Aerial Cableway - A visit to Table Mountain is a must for first-time visitors to Cape Town. The summit offers unparalleled views, unique flora, and rare rock formations. Your guide will provide a comprehensive tour of the mountain, covering the city bowl and south peninsula sections. Refreshments are available at the Cloud Bar, and the summit restaurant offers a variety of foods. Curio shops offer a wide range of memorabilia at reasonable prices.

Cape Town to Victoria Falls

Victoria Falls - Known for the world’s largest waterfall, Victoria Falls can be admired from the town of the same name on the Zimbabwean side. The kilometer-deep waterfall creates mist and rainbows, enhancing its beauty. Your guide will lead you through the rainforest, showcasing the area’s flora, birds, and wildlife.

The Lookout Cafe - Wild Horizon - After touring the rainforest, enjoy lunch at the Lookout Cafe, overlooking the Victoria Falls gorges. Lunch is at your own expense, and you can also participate in ziplining over the gorge.

The Boma - Dinner & Drum Show - The Boma offers one of Zimbabwe’s finest African dining experiences. Your driver will transport you to the Boma, where you’ll don traditional attire before enjoying a buffet dinner. African dance and music performances will entertain and educate you throughout the evening. After dinner, your driver will return you to your hotel, concluding your first day at Victoria Falls.

Victoria Falls to Chobe

Chobe National Park - Depart from your hotel in Victoria Falls and travel along Kazungula Road through Zambezi National Park to the Kazungula border post between Botswana and Zimbabwe. After completing customs procedures, your safari guide will meet you at the Botswana border and escort you to Mowana Cresta or Chobe Lodge for a boat safari. Chobe National Park features floodplains, dense woodlands, and the Chobe River. The boat safari offers opportunities to spot hippos, birdlife, crocodiles, and more. Enjoy an inclusive lunch at 1 pm before embarking on a land-based safari in an open-air truck to search for lions, elephants, leopards, and more. The safari concludes at Cresta before returning to Victoria Falls town for a full day of adventure in Chobe.

Victoria Falls to Livingstone

Livingstone Island - Begin your final day at Victoria Falls with an early morning pickup. Your guide will brief you on the day’s events before traveling to the Victoria Falls border via the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge, connecting Victoria Falls town and Livingstone town in Zambia. After completing customs procedures, your Zambian driver will take you to the starting point of your Livingstone Island adventure.

Devil’s Pool - Situated just above the main Victoria Falls gorge, Devil’s Pool offers one of the world’s most thrilling swimming experiences. Formed by erosion of basaltic rock over thousands of years, the pool is fed by the Zambezi River before cascading into the gorge. Your guide will keep your phone in a waterproof bag and capture photos of your adventure. Swim, relax, and dare to peer into the gorge. Note that this extreme adventure is not recommended for those with mobility impairments, severe back pain, or fear of heights. Devil’s Pool access depends on safe water levels; if levels are too high, you may visit Angels Pool or enjoy the island’s wildlife.

Victoria Falls - After your Livingstone experience, return to your accommodation in Victoria Falls. You may choose to rest or visit Baines for lunch before embarking on a Zambezi dinner cruise.

• Accommodation in Victoria Falls
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
• Qualified tour guide
• Activity fees
• National Park fees in Cape Town, Victoria Falls, Botswana, and Zambia

• All meals not specified
• Cape Town accommodation (available upon request)
• Visa fees (10$ to $50)
• Domestic and international flights
• Duiker Island boat fee on Day 1 (R130/person)

Join a small group and encounter the best towns and activities that Cape Town and Victoria Falls have to offer. Our tour can either start from Cape Town or Victoria Falls depending on your flight tickets. Although this tour is arranged as a group tour, we are very happy to curate it to spec and meet your expectations. On this tour, you will experience the most urban parts of Southern Africa as well as its little villages to the most rural parts of it in the middle of the Chobe savannah. The Devil’s pool will accelerate your heart rate and the Zambezi cruise dinner will soothe your soul. See you there!

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.