Cape Peninsula Tour

: Beautiful Proteas at Kirstenbosch

: Baboons at Cape Point Nature Reserve (Cape Peninsula Tour)

: Hout Bay Harbour Sunset (Cape Peninsula Tour)

: Sugar Bird and Protea at Cape Point Nature Reserve (Cape Peninsula Tour)

: Muizenberg Beach Huts (Cape Point Peninsula Tour)

: View of Bakoven Beach (Cape Point Peninsula Tour)

: Walking to the ‘Tip of Africa’ Cape Point Nature Reserve (Cape Peninsula Tour)

: The Lighthouse at Cape Point Nature Reserve (Cape Peninsula Tour)

: Atlantic Beach, Clifton (Cape Peninsula Tour)

: Penguins at Boulders Beach, Simonstown (Cape Peninsula Tour)

: The View of Hout Bay from Chapman’s Peak (Cape Peninsula Tour)

: Chapman’s Peak Drive View (Cape Peninsula Tour)

: King Protea – Vynbos spotted at Cape Point Reserve (Cape Peninsula Tour)

Don’t leave Cape Town without experiencing our spectacular coastline on our Cape Peninsula Tour.

We travel along Chapman’s Peak Drive towards the mythical meeting place of two great oceans at Cape Point Reserve. Along the way we pass through the Fishing harbours and villages of Hout Bay, Noordhoek, Fish Hoek and stop to explore Simonstown – South Africa’s historic naval base. We also visit the penguin colony at beautiful Boulders Beach in Simons Town.

About Cape Point Nature Reserve

Encompassing the tip of the Cape Peninsula, 60 km south-west of Cape Town, Cape Point is a nature reserve and Natural World Heritage Site that falls within the Table Mountain National Park. Featuring 7 750 hectares of diverse flora and fauna, buck, baboons and Cape Mountain Zebra as well as over 250 species of birds – Cape Point is a must-see for nature lovers and our primary destination on our Cape Peninsula Tour.

Here are just a few of the most most popular things to see and do when you next visit Cape Point:

Witness the meeting of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
See some of the most inspiring ocean and mountain scenery in the world.
Spot the endemic wildlife – Baboon, Cape mountain zebra, Eland, Cape Fur Seals and more!
Enjoy a delicious luncheon at the Two Oceans Restaurant with views over False Bay
Shop for curios at the Cape Point shops and traders
Take the Flying Dutchman funicular up to the viewing point, below the old lighthouse.
Discover monuments to explorers Vasco da Gama and Bartolomeu Dias.
Enjoy a swim and a picnic at some of the approved sites
Photograph the more than 1 100 indigenous plant species of the Cape’s unique floral kingdom.
If you’re a bird-lover – keep a look out for more than 250 bird species here.
Keep an eye out for whales as they migrate around the Cape Peninsula.

On our return to Cape Town, we pass the oldest University in South Africa (UCT) and the famous Rhodes memorial – commemorating Cape colonist Cecil John Rhodes’ contribution to the development of the Cape.