• Green Point - An accredited guide will collect you from your hotel and escort you to this World Cup stadium. Discover details about its cost, construction time, seating capacity, and its significance to Cape Town. Learn about the operational costs of the stadium.
• Clifton Beaches - Discover the various beaches that comprise Clifton Beaches, from numbers 1 to 4, and their purposes. Visit this Blue Flag status beach and understand its use by students, male bathers, the LGBTQ+ community, and families. Experience life in South Africa’s most luxurious residential area.
• Camp’s Bay Beach - Uncover the history of this beach and why it is Cape Town’s most popular. Visit this Blue Flag status beach and learn why it draws world-class celebrities, models, actors, and international athletes. Explore the abundance of restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and art and craft. Capture stunning photos with the iconic Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles mountains as a backdrop.
• Signal Hill - A qualified guide will share the origins and history of the name Signal Hill. Discover the activities that occur here and enjoy the breathtaking bird’s-eye view from the top. Witness tourists paragliding (weather permitting) and take incredible photos of Cape Town, the harbor, and the renowned Robben Island.
• Lion’s Head - Encounter the world’s most hiked mountain and observe tourists paragliding from it.
• Table Mountain - A guide will accompany you to the base of Table Mountain at the cable car station. Learn about the number of tourists visiting this mountain, now one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. The guide will explain its economic importance to Cape Town and the hiking trails, as well as other activities on Table Mountain. Enjoy the view of Cape Town from the summit.
• Bo-kaap - Explore one of Cape Town’s most picturesque residential areas, featuring vibrant houses. Learn about its history, now a national heritage site since May 2019. Engage with locals, learn the local language, and explore the cobbled streets and Cape Malay restaurants. Discover the rich history of this area and the Kaapse Klopse, formerly known as the Coon Carnival.
• The Company’s Garden Restaurant - A guide will lead you through this historic garden, rich in nature and sightseeing opportunities. Visit this park, now a heritage site, and learn about the critters and delicious local cuisine. Explore nearby art and galleries, and admire the natural beauty, including an 80-year-old bamboo plantation and several monuments and statues of influential figures in the country’s history.
• Iziko Slave Lodge - Discover the history of slavery at the Cape since the Dutch arrival. Learn how slavery began, its abolition, and its impact. Understand slavery’s contribution to Cape Town and its effects on the current generation.
• District Six Museum - A registered guide will share the experiences of the forced removals in 1966, detailing how it began and ended, and the socio-economic consequences. Learn about the effects of forced removals in relation to South Africa’s apartheid system.
• Castle of Good Hope - Visit the oldest standing colonial building in South Africa. Learn about the history and developments at the Cape surrounding this castle, why it was built, and its purposes up to the present day.

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Visit to the Diamond Works Museum (time permitting)
• Table Mountain Cable Car return ticket
• Registered tour guide

• Entry fees to Optional Museums between R20 - 60/person
• Gratuities

This city is the most visited in Africa and has received numerous accolades since 1865. Among its many honors, it was named one of the best cities in the world in 2019. It won the title of Greatest City on Earth at the Telegraph Awards in 2018 and was recognized as the Best Destination in Africa by the World Tourism Awards in 2018. Additionally, it was awarded the World’s Leading Festival and Events Destination by the 2018 World Travel Awards and received the Cultural Destination of the Year Award from ZEITZ MOCAA. Table Mountain is celebrated as one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature and ranks among the top 10 most climbed mountains globally, according to Adventure Travel 2016. This tour also features some of the 10 Blue Flag Status beaches.

Visitors can explore Bo-Kaap, a National Heritage Site known for its vibrant, colorful houses. The tour includes a visit to The Company Gardens, a botanical garden and park located in the city’s heart. There are numerous museums, art galleries, and the historic Castle of Good Hope. The Town Hall, where Mandela addressed the nation upon his release in 1990, is also a highlight.

Moreover, it is recognized as one of the cleanest cities in the world.

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