• Groot Constantia - Explore the most renowned and frequently visited winery in South Africa. Delight in exceptional wines that have been crafted since the Dutch arrived in the 1600s.

Discover the museum that narrates the history of wine production in South Africa. Gain insights into how the first winery utilized slave labor to achieve its objectives and understand the role of slavery in the South African wine industry.

Tour a cellar and learn about the wine production process at this historic winery. Experience some of the finest red and white wines available in South Africa.

• Eagles Nest Wine - Visit this winery located in Constantia, one of the most picturesque wine farms in the valley. Savor the exquisite wines from this boutique winery, known for producing a limited selection of premium wines.

Choose to taste indoors in their cozy tasting rooms or outdoors, enjoying nature at wooden picnic tables and chairs under the trees.

This winery boasts a stunning setting with numerous photogenic spots. The wines are among the finest in South Africa.

• Steenberg Vineyards - Visit the Cape’s first farm, established in 1682 shortly after the Dutch arrived. Enjoy breathtaking views at the foot of Constantia Hills.

Explore this vineyard rich in heritage and history. Sample outstanding wines, including the Sauvignon Blanc and the Method Cap Classique of South Africa. Additionally, there is an 18-hole championship golf course to enhance your experience.

This is a perfect leisure destination in idyllic Constantia, offering a great location for beautiful group photos.

• Noordhoek Beach - Discover this stunning beach, one of the 10 beaches on the Blue Flag list. Stroll along this nearly 9 km long beach with pristine white sand and refreshing waves year-round.

Opt for a horseback ride along the length and breadth of this remarkable beach. Look out for a shipwreck in the center of the beach, a popular attraction for beachgoers.

• Chapman’s Peak Drive - Experience this architectural marvel, an almost 10 km scenic drive with 114 curves. Capture photos at numerous stops with breathtaking backdrops of the ocean, dramatic mountains, or the African blue skies.

Enjoy views of Long Beach from this magnificent scenic drive. Learn about the history of this drive, which took 7 years to construct between 1915 and 1922.

In winter, watch for whales gliding along the coast in pairs.

• Hout Bay - Stroll along the harbor while shopping for art and crafts. Take a boat ride to Seal Island, where you can see over 5,000 seals at any given time. Enjoy fish and chips, as this is the place known for the freshest fish in Cape Town.

Savor a cup of coffee as you explore and look out for domesticated seals on land. Snap a great selfie with a seal or capture a photo of a seal giving a kiss.

• Llandudno - Spend a few moments in this popular small village, home to international celebrities. It is a major attraction for international film stars and world-renowned business people.

Look out for one of the Blue Flag beaches in town, surrounded by expensive residential properties. Learn about the history of its name and how it accommodates the only beach for the nude community in the city.

• Camp’s Bay Beach - The most popular beach in Cape Town, frequented by international celebrities and politicians.

Stroll along this beach, known as the playground of the rich and famous. Discover the most popular coffee shops, restaurants, and international bars. Visit The Cafe Caprice, a hotspot for international models.

Walk on the pure white sand beach with its colorful beach umbrellas. Spot attractive beachgoers and fit individuals enjoying the sun. In summer, this is also a favored film location.

• Muizenberg Beach - Explore this popular beach, considered the main surfing spot in Cape Town. It is currently home to the surfing community known as Surfer’s Corner.

Walk along the pure white sand beach, encountering many beachgoers, including local kids learning to surf. Watch out for jellyfish, as this is their habitat.

Visit the colorful houses where you can take a great selfie next to these vibrant changing rooms used by locals.

The City of Cape Town hoists shark alert flags to inform beachgoers of potential shark sightings. Learn to interpret these flags, as they can be life-saving.

Along the pavilion, there are several coffee shops, restaurants, and bars. Enjoy a cup of coffee or a soft cone from one of the shops. Dive into the cool water to test your swimming skills.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Complimentary bottled water
• Air-conditioned transport
• Professional tour guide

• Lunch
• Wine tasting fees up to R120 pp per winery
• Boat ride to seal island
• Gratuities

This small-group tour, devoid of outsiders, allows for a more personalized and intimate experience. It takes participants to South Africa’s oldest wine-producing region. The tour masterfully blends history, culture, and relaxation, making it one of the most laid-back tours available. A short journey of less than 30 minutes from Cape Town, this tour promises breathtaking views of cragged mountains in stunning landscapes. Travelers have the liberty to adapt the tour to fit their personal preferences and interests.

The tour features two of Cape Town’s most picturesque beaches - Noordhoek’s Long Beach and the Camps Bay Beach. Travelers also have the pleasure of exploring The Chapma’s Peak Drive, one of Cape Town’s most scenic routes. This location is no stranger to cameras and can often be found in many travelers’ photo collections.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.