Private Full Day Cape Peninsula Tour
- About 8 hours
Description
Enjoy a full day private tour to Cape Point with your own guide.
Itinerary
Drive past the pristine beaches of Camps Bay, Clifton and Llandudno to Hout Bay, a functioning harbour and heart of the local crayfish industry. In Hout Bay there will be an approximate 1 hour stop-over that will allow you to take an optional boat ride to view the seals on Duiker Island.
After a stop for lunch (own account), it's on to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, where you have the option to hike or ride the funicular (own account) to the scenic viewing point where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet.
The spectacular sea and mountain views are reason enough to make the trip from Cape Town. Amid the rocky landscape - home to mountain zebra, eland, baboons and ostriches, blooms magnificent Cape flora.
Groot Constantia / Kirstenbosch option Due to time constraints on this day tour of Cape Town you have the option of visiting Groot Constantia or Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens as the last stop.
We will visit; Clifton Beaches Hout Bay & Mariners' Wharf Boat ride to view seals (optional) Chapman's Peak Drive/Ou Kaapse Weg Cape Point Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve Penguin colony at the Boulders Historic Simon's Town Groot Constantia Wine Estate or Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Good to know
- This is a private tour
- Vehicle takes 7 people
- Pick-up: 08.30 - 09.00am
- Return: 17.30pm
Included
- Vehicle
- Guide
Excluded
- Meals
- Drinks
- Entrance fees
- Gratuities (optional)
Bring
- Camera
- Binoculars
Wear
- Comfortable clothing
Positive point :
Walking in langa township informative...
Negative point :
...But too short (1 hour)
It's not an half day tour (8:30am -12:30am) ==> reality : pick up at 9:30am and drop off at 11:45am
Offer too expensive (670rand/pers) regarding To the time and the explanation (too limited)
Difference between what is announced on the website and the tour itself
To conclude :
Disappointed of this township tour
I am convinced that we can find a better one
Maybe we were not Lucky
I specify that I'm not used To put a review on google
We were not sure we wanted to have a township tour, and i finally booked a tour with Camissa Travel which was recommanded from the Backpacker (le Routard). Our driver, Nelson, was very friendly and passionnated about history, we learned so much with him, he put things into perspective and gave us a chance to try to understand the history of Cape Town, South Africa and the townships. We had the chance to walk into a township and to have contacts with the people living here. We could see that Langa is trying to improve the living of these habitants.
We felt very safe during the tour, and at no moment we had an intrusiv feeling. I would recommand it again and again. Thank you for this experience.
You have to do it. Nelson and simon were really two exceptionnal guides for this tour. You cant miss this experience just go ! Nelson and simon thanks a lot again, we wont forget you, you are nice guys !! See you soon we hope
Educational, powerful, fascinating, insightful. Nelson and Seymour were phenomenal guides.
Must do when in Cape Town. It is a part of South African live and history you simply cannot ignore. The driver (Mpumzi) was really knowledgeable and gave a good overview of how the segregation formed over the years, The walking guide (Songs) is born and raised in the Langa township and can tell you everything you want to know. To be able to see inside the township houses and walk around the streets was a really valuable experience.
Best way to see cape town
I'm sorry but their township tour felt like a rip-off
Fri, 29 May
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The guest can cancel free of charge until 48 hours before arrival. The guest will be charged the total price if they cancel in the 48 hours days before arrival.
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