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Cape Town Odyssey and Cape Agulhas
Explore one of the most bautiful cities in the world and southernmost corner of the continent, where the Indian and the Atlantic Oceans Meet
Highlights
Guided Tour
Immersing yourself in the lively culture and stunning landscapes of Cape Town, experience the renowned Cape Winelands and on an extraordinary adventure. Take in breathtaking views from Table Mountain, encounter Cape fur seals and penguins, and explore the magnificent Cape of Good Hope. Wander through the iconic Victoria and Alfred Waterfront to savor local culinary delights, including a dinner featuring 14 classic African dishes. Visit the southernmost tip of the continent at Cape Agulhas, where the two oceans converge. Enjoy the thrill of a Game Drive where you'll observe a diverse array of wildlife such as zebras, springboks, fallow deer, elands, water buffalo, and sable antelopes in their natural environment.
Duration: 10 days / 9 nights
Start / End: Cape Town
Destinations: Cape Town, Hout Bay, Cape of Good Hope, Simon's Town, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Worcester, Paarl, Wellington, Robertson, Hermanus, Gosrodn's Bay, Struisbaay, Cape Agulhas
Accommodation: 3 and 4 Star
Group Size: 8 to 14 PAX
2027 Price per person sharing :
From R54900
Overview
Activities You Will Love
Inclusions
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Guided Tour
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Professional Driver
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Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
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Refreshments on board: bottled water and soft drinks
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Vineyard Game drive: open-safari 4x4 vehicle with a qualified guide
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All transportation to all destinations included as per itinerary
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Roundtrip airport transfer: Pick up and drop off from Cape Town International Airport
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Accommodation: 9 nights:
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Meals: Breakfast 9, Lunch 1, Dinner 1
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Visit and iconic wine farm in Stellenbosch
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Cape Agulhas Visit – the Southernmost tip of Africa
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Cape Agulhas Lighthouse Visit
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Struisbaai Visit
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Day Tour to Hermanus – the Whale Capital of South Africaa
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Stennebosch Tour – the Wine Capital
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Franschooek Tour – the Culinary Capital
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Wine Tasting and Pairing in a Franschooek Wine estate
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Wine Tasting in a Constantia Wine Estate
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Vineyard Safari with Wine Tasting
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Afrikaans Language Monument Visit
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Nelson Mandela Memorial Visit
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Sabrage Ceremony
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Brandy Tour
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Brandy and Chocolate pairing of 10,15 20 years old brandy
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Dinner with 14 dishes in a famous Cape Town restaurant
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Traditional Dance show
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Panoramic Tour of Cape Town
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Visit a gemstones place and collect a cup of semi-precious stones
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Harbour Cruise in Table Bay
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Picturesque Drive along the Atlantic Seaboard on the Scenic Victoria Road, to Hout Bay: Sea Point, Bantry Bay, Clifton, Bakoven, Camps Bay,
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Hout Bay visit
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Company Garden Walking Tour
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Bo-Kaap Walking Tour
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Olive Oil Tasting
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Boat Tour to Duiker Island to see the Cape Fur Seals
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Tour of South Africa’s oldest wine farm
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Table mountain visit with the cable lift
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Iconic Red Bus Experience
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Castle of Good Hope Tour
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Victoria and Alfred Waterfront Tour
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Victoria and Alfred Waterfront Canal Cruise
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Two Oceans Aquarium visit
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Sunset Bus Tour to Signal Hill
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Chapman’s Peak Drive
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Ostrich Tour in an Ostrich Farm
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Tour to the Cape of Good Hope, the southwestern most tip of the African continent
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Simon's Town visit
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Boulders Beach Penguin Colony Tour
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All entrance and park fees included as per the itinerary
Countries Visited: 1
Towns Visited: 13
National Parks Visited: 1
Tour Themes
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Wine & Food Pairings
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Special Occasions
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Romance & Honeymoon
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Nature & Adventure
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Bucket List
Departure Dates
Can start on any date, depending on availability
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Short Itinerary
Itinerary
DAY 1
Meals Included:
Light, platter lunch
Activities Included:
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Chattle from Cape town International Airport
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Sabrage Ceremony
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Transfer to Worcester
Accommodation:
Golden Valley Lodge, 3 Star, Worcester
DAY 2
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Activities Included:
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Day Tour to Cape Agulhas and Struisbaai
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Visit the Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
Accommodation:
Golden Valley Lodge, 3 Star, Worcester
DAY 3
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Activities Included:
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Day Tour to Hermanus, the Whale Capital
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Olive Oil Tasting
Accommodation:
Golden Valley Lodge, 3 Star, Worcester
DAY 4
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Activities Included:
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Visit the Nelson Mandel Memorial
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Tour of Franschhoek
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Wine Tram tour
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Wine Tasting of 4 Selected Wines Paired with Cheese
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Afrikaans Language Monument Tour
Accommodation:
Golden Valley Lodge, 3 Star, Worcester
DAY 5
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Activities Included:
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Vineyard Safari
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Wine Tasting in a Stellenbosch Wine Estate
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Brandy Tour
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Brandy and Chocolate Pairing
Accommodation:
Commodore Hotel, 4* at Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
DAY 6
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Activities Included:
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Company's Garden Walking Tour
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Bo-Kaap Walking Tour
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Camps Bay VIsit
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Boat Cruise in Table Bay
Accommodation :
Commodore Hotel, 4* at Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
DAY 7
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Activities Included:
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Boat Tour to Duiker Island
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Tour of the Oldest Wine Farm in South Africa and Wine Tasting
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Table Mountain Visit with the cable lift
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Two Oceans Aquarium
Accommodation:
Commodore Hotel, 4* at Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
DAY 8
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Activities Included:
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Castle of Good Hope Tour
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Canal Cruise
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Sunset Red Bus Tour to Signal Hill
Accommodation:
Commodore Hotel, 4* at Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
DAY 9
Meals Included:
Breakfast, 14 Dishes Dinner at a Renowned Cape Town Restaurant
Activities Included:
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Chapman's Peak Drive
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Ostrich Farm T
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Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve Tour
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Boulders Beach Penguin Colony Visit
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Simon's Town Visit
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Live Dance Show
Accommodation:
Commodore Hotel, 4* at Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
DAY 10
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Activities Included:
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Visit a gemstones place
Accommodation:
No accommodation. End of tour.
Meet and Greet at Cape Town International Airport and start our Tour with Sagrage Ceremony at the Birth Place of Cape Classique
We will pick you up from Cape Town International Airport and you will venture into Stellenbosch, the wine capital of South Africa to visit the birthplace of Cap Classic Simonsig Family Vineyard for a light pletter lunch. The Cap Classique is the South African traditional way of producing sparkling wine, which to some experts is the very best traditional method for sparkling wine in the world.
The iconic SImonsig Family Vineyard, is one of the first three to start the first Wine Route in South Africa in 1971. And is the place where the first South African sparkling wine, Cap Classique, named Kaase Vonkel was produced in classic secondary bottle-fermented style, by Frans Malan, during the same year. Enjoy and observe the art of Sabrage—uncorking a bottle of Cap Classique with a saber, a tradition thought to originate from Napoleon's era and taste the iconic Kaapse Vonkel, the first South African Cap Classique. You will also have the opportunity to have your own sabrage expereince. You will then travel to the accommodation in Worcester to check in and enjoy dinner around 19:00.
Day Tour to Cape Agulhas, where the Two Oceans Meet, Struisbaai and the Longest Uninterrupted Natural Sandy Beach in the Southern-Hemisphere
After early breakfast, you will set off on a journey to Cape Gulhas, the Africans southernmost point and geographical place where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet. You will visit the Cape Agulhas lighthouse, built in1849, which is the second oldest operational lighthouse in South Africa. This 7.5 million candlepower beacon serves as a vital guide for seafarers and houses a tearoom and museum.
Be captivated by the longest uninterrupted natural sandy beach in the Southern Hemisphere in Struisbaai, known for its breathtaking 14 km stretch of white sandy beach. You will return late in the afternoon to your accommodation for a delightful dinner at the hotel around 19:00.
Day Tour to Hermanus, the Whale Capital, Olive Oil Tasting
After Breakfast you wiil head to Hermanus, known as the Whale Capital, famous for its fine dining, boutique shops, and art galleries. This area serves as a key breeding ground for southern right whales during the Whale Season, from June to November, offering perhaps the best land-based whale watching in the world. In season whales can be seen from picturesque cliff-top walk. Hermanus, known as the Whale Capital of South Africa. Nestled on Walker Bay,us is celebrated for its Whale Route, where Southern Right Whales migrate for birthing and mating from July to November. The Old Harbour, a national monument, and has a great land-based whale watching platforms for safely observing these majestic giants, alongside art galleries and outstanding seafood restaurants. The new harbour accommodates a fishing fleet that catches various commercial sport fish species, including kabeljou, yellowtail, geelbek, elf (shad), Garrick (leervis), galjoen (South Africa's national fish), red roman, snoek, kingklip, and sole. It is a hub for South Africa’s abalone industry. Abalone, growing to about 5-9 inches, struggles to reproduce sufficiently, making its population vulnerable. Its commercial value has led to rampant poaching, resulting in a considerable illegal market for abalone, often referred to as "white gold." Although the abalone industry in South Africa is heavily regulated, protecting it from poaching remains a significant challenge. You will have the opportunity to go on a whale watching cruise and mee these magnificent giants up close (this activity is optional at extra cost). On the way back you will enjoy a delightful olive oil tasting in the heart of the Wine and Olive Route and return to your hotel in time for dinner.
Visit Afrikaans Lagnuage Monument, Nelson Mandela Statue, Franschooek Tour, Vintage Wine Tram and Wine Tasting Experience
After breakfast, you'll visit the Nelson Mandela Memorial, located near the prison where he was released February 1990. Next, explore Franschhoek, known as the French Corner, which was established by French Huguenots the late 17th century, bringing their wine-making traditions to the region Discover the town's rich history, celebrated for its fine wines, exceptional art galleries, and gourmet dining. Experience a ride on the vintage Wine Tram enjoying wine tastings and pairing in a renowned wine estate featuring a classic and cheese and wine pairing of four selected wines. Later you will visit the Afrikaans Language Monument, dedicated to one of the youngest languages influenced by Dutch, English, Portuguese, Malaysian, German, French, and Nguni. This monument is located on Paarl Mountain, approximately 500 million years old, renowned for its three granite domes: Paarl Rock, Bretagne Rock, and Gordon Rock. indigenous Khoi pastoralists named it Tortoise Mountain due to its shape, offering breathtaking views. After that you wlll travel back accommodation, freshen up and get ready foe a tasty dinner around 18:00.
Vineyard Safari, Stellenbosch Tour, Brandy Tour, Brandy Pairing with Fine Chocolate
After breakfast you will enjoy a unique vineyard safari followed by a wine tasting, feel the excitement of a guided game drive, where you'll witness a variety of wildlife, including zebra, springbok antelope and more, You will then tour Stellenbosch, the Wine Captial of South Africa, and second oldest city, know for its beautiful vineyards, well preserved Cape-Dutch architecture and streets lined with majestic oak trees. After that you will have a Brandy Tour to learn learn about the "Angel's Share" and timeless art of brandy-making. Indulge in some of the finest aged brandies, featuring 12, 15, and 20-year-old selections, complemented by exquisite chocolate. Dinner planned at around 19:00.
Company's Garden, Colourful Bo - Kaap, Camps Bay and Boat Cruise in Table Bay
You will discover the Company's Garden and its historical landmarks. Today, the garden spans only 3.2 hectares and is located in the heart of Cape Town, making it oldest park and botanical garden in South Africa. Established in 1652 by Jan van Riebeeck and the Dutch East India Company (VOC) for growing fresh produce to supply passing ships, Simon Van Der Stel transformed it into a scenic botanical garden by the end of the 17th century. Next, you'll embark on a walking tour of the colorful Bo-Kaap, learning about its fascinating origins. After lunch, you will explore the vibrant Camps Bay, a luxurious coastal suburb known for breathtaking mountain-and-sea views, framed by the Twelve Apostles mountain range and Lion's Head. This area boasts a beautiful Blue Flag beach, a palm-lined promenade filled with upscale restaurants, trendy bars, and cafés, often likened to Miami Beach or the French Riviera. In the late afternoon, enjoy a boat cruise in Table Bay, followed by dinner. Before the Cruise you will have the exciting opportunity to take a a breath-taking helicopter flight over the Waterfront, City Bowl, Clifton, Camps Bay, Table Mountain, and beyond. Alternatively, you can enjoy a thrilling ride on the authentic American Army Bell HU-1 Huey, gliding low over the waves along the beaches of Big Bay and Melkbos with the wind in your hair. Clients can choose to fly with the doors open or closed. (this activity is available upon request for an additional cost).
Get on a Boat to Meet the Cape Fur Seals, Explore the Oldest Wine Farm, Indulge in a Wine & Chocolate Pairing and Ascend to the Top of Table Mountain and visit the Iconic Two Oceans Aquarium
After an early breakfast, you’ll set off on a picturesque drive along the scenic Victoria Road, reaching Hout Bay for a boat trip to observe Cape fur seals at Duiker Island. Next, you’ll visit the oldest wine farm in South Africa, Groot Constantia, founded in 1685 by Simon Van Der Stel, who was the last Commander and the first officially appointer Governer of the Cape Colony, appointed by the VOC, or the Dutch East India Company. He transitioned from Commander to Governor in 1691 has had key role in establishing and expanding towns like Stellenbosch, developing agriculture (especially wine), and laying foundations for South Africa's wine industry before resigning in 1699. You will enjoy a tour and a delightful wine tasting experience, pairing five estate wines with fine chocolates. Afterward, you’ll visit Table Mountain, where you will ascend via the cable lift to witness breathtaking 360-degree views. Standing at 1,087 meters, Table Mountain boasts nearly 1,500 plant species, exceeding the entire flora of the United Kingdom. Due to its remarkable beauty, it is the second most visited site in Africa. Finally, conclude your day at the iconic Two Oceans Aquarium, showcasing the diverse marine life of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, including a rare above-ground kelp forest exhibit. Dinner around 19:00.
The Castle of Good Hope, Canal Cruise in Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and Signal Hill Sunset
After breakfast, visit the Castle of Good Hope, South Africa's oldest building, and discover its intriguing history. Originally constructed by Jan Van Riebeeck, the first commander of the Cape, in 1652 using clay and timber, it was later rebuilt in stone between 1666 1679. The Dutch East India Company (DEIC) settled on the shores of Table Bay to create a refreshment station for ships traveling from Europe to East Asia and to uphold their monopoly on the trade. Next, explore the iconic Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, take a canal cruise, and stop by the famous Victoria Wharf Shopping Centre for some last-minute shopping. In the late afternoon, enjoy a unique sunset tour to Signal Hill and witness the beauty of the Mother City illuminated by magnificent sunset.
Chapman's Preak, Ostrich Farm, Explore Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, Visit Boulders Beach Penguin Colony, 14 Dishes Dinner at a Cape Town Restaurant with a Dance Show
After breakfast you will embark on a journey to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, where you'll visit the southwestern tip of the African continent via the scenic Chapman's Peak Drive, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Along the way, you'll stop at an Ostrich Farm to get up close with the largest, heaviest, and fastest-running bird on land, while learning about this remarkable flightless species. Once at the Cape of Good Hope, keep an eye out for Cape Mountain Zebras and Baboons, and take in some of the most mesmerising views of the Atlantic Ocean. Next, explore Simon's Town, where you can meet the penguins at Boulders Beach and learn more about these endangered birds. The town, named after the last commander and first governor of the Cape colony, Simon Van Der Stel, also hosts South Africa's largest naval base. In the evening, enjoy a special dinner at a renowned Cape Town restaurant featuring a lively dance show and a unique 14-dish African feast before being transferred back to your hotel.
Gemstones and Shuttle to Cape Town International Airport
After breakfast you will check out of the hotel and visit a gemstones place, you will fill up a cup with semi precious stones and then you will be transferred to Cape Town International Airport, marking the end of your tour.
