Overview
Embark on a captivating journey that commences with a picturesque drive along the Atlantic coast, meandering through the vibrant suburbs of Sea Point and Camps Bay, offering stunning vistas of the Twelve Apostles and the Table Mountain range. As we continue our adventure, we delve into the vast Cape Point Nature Reserve, a sprawling 17,300-acre sanctuary teeming with indigenous flora and fauna, where you might encounter a diverse range of wildlife, including baboons, Reebok, Cape Mountain zebra, bontebok, and the elusive eland. For nature enthusiasts, the reserve stands as one of the world’s foremost tortoise breeding grounds, while birdwatchers will revel in the opportunity to observe a plethora of fine avian species. The dramatic coastline reveals the awe-inspiring meeting point of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, accompanied by the invigorating embrace of the renowned “Cape Doctor” wind. Our journey concludes with a scenic return trip along False Bay, passing through Simon’s Town (with an optional visit to the Penguin colony), and the charming fishing village of Fish Hoek, before we head back to Cape Town, granting views of notable landmarks like the University of Cape Town, Rhodes Memorial, and the historic Groote Schuur Hospital. This tour promises a breathtaking blend of natural beauty, wildlife encounters, and coastal wonders.
Highlights
- Chapman's Peak Drive (if open)
- Entrance to Cape Point Nature Reserve
- Penguin Colony at Boulders Beach (entrance fee for own account)
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