DAY 1 Cape Town / Stellenbosch > Stellenbosch

DAY 2 Stellenbosch > Hermanus

DAY 3 Hermanus > Cape Town

Travel from Stellenbosch or Cape Town to Hout Bay, where we explore the Cape Peninsula's spectacular coastline.

Hout Bay - Optional boat trip to Duiker Island to see the Cape Fur seals.

Chapman's Peak Drive - Towering cliffs drop into the ocean on one of the worldΓÇÖs most scenic drives.

Cape Point - Wild oceans crash into the tip of Africa at its most south-westerly point on this dramatic peninsula. It is situated in the Cape of Good Hope nature reserve, where wildlife roams among the Cape's unique fynbos landscape.

Stellenbosch- an historic town and university campus cradled by the soaring Stellenbosch mountains. Some of the worldΓÇÖs most scenic wine estates are scattered in and around the town. Stellenbosch is well known for its excellent accommodation, decadent and award-winning restaurants and vibrant nightlife.

Wine tasting - We visit beautiful wine farms, each with their own character and specialities. Sample some of the local wines and cheeses and experience the unique Cape Dutch architecture with the dramatic backdrop of the Stellenbosch mountains.

Franschhoek - The gourmet capital of South Africa celebrates its 17th century French Huguenot origins. The charming main street is dotted with quaint shops, galleries, street-cafes and restaurants, making this town the perfect lunch stop.

Hermanus - The worldΓ's most exciting land-based whale-watching venue (from June to November), Hermanus is a laid-back seaside town with excellent restaurants and an impressive coast line.

The brave at heart can join the optional shark cage dive, travel to Cape Agulhas or enjoy the morning in Hermanus. In the afternoon we venture on via Betty's Bay and the Kogelberg Biosphere back to Cape Town

Gansbaai - Go cage diving with the Great White sharks (optional with an extra cost), or else spend the morning wandering along the cliff paths and shops in Hermanus.

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Cape Agulhas-  This is the official meeting place of the Indian and Atlantic oceans. It's a wild, treacherous coastline that's said to be the graveyard of ships. Here you can climb to the top of an old lighthouse, walk to a shipwreck and take the necessary photos as proof of your visit to this special point (optional with an extra cost).

Betty's Bay - At Stoney Point in Betty's Bay we get close to about 5000 African penguins.

Kogelberg Biosphere - This UNESCO World Heritage Site has more plant species than many countries and is one of the best natural showrooms for the diversity of the Cape Floral Kingdom.

Clarence Drive - As we drive back to Cape Town, the coastal road winds between the ocean and mountains, passing seaside villages of wild beauty and rugged mountain scenery.

May -Aug 2011

May -Aug 2011

May -Aug 2011

R1750

PRICES INCLUDE

Entrance to the Cape of Good Hope nature reserve

Wine tastings & Cheese tasting

 Entrance to Stoney Point

Friendly, professional and informative local driver-guides

  Transport to and from all tourist HOTSPOTS with licensed and insured vehicles

  Accommodation (as per selected package)