We will allow you as our guests a stop at the famous Maiden Cove near Camps Bay for photos opportunities with Lion's head, Twelve apostles, Table Mountain, and Camps Bay at your backdrop. Views of Mountains, Oceans, Beaches are spectacular here. Look out for marine life such as Penguins, Cape Fur Seals, Whales, etc... in the clear blue water from the Atlantic Ocean overlooking the famous Camps Bay. The area is part of what South Africans called the French Riviera.

We will drive South towards the suburb of Hout Bay which the local residents nicknamed the Republic of Hout Bay due to its being alone location geographically surrounded by mountains and Oceans, Hout Bay shares no direct borders with any of the cape town suburbs. The drive to Hout Bay from Maiden Cove is spectacular as we pass through Bakove, Twelve apostles, L'landudnho, etc.., The main tourist attraction at the harbour, is around 45 minutes boat trip to the seal island where thousands of cape fur seals have made a permanent home. Hout bay is a shopping paradise for guests who want to take a piece of Africa's art and souvenir home. Remember to bargain. The boat trip to seal Island is optional and at its own account. Normally ZAR 100 per adult, children pay half price. Local cash and credit cards are accepted to any place of interest along the tour. Locals come here at Mariner Wharf for fresh fish and chips.

Chapman’s peak drive is one of the most spectacular marine drives in the World which is known as Chappies, here we will stop for 20 minutes to take pictures and enjoy the spectacular view of the sea and the amazing refreshing sea breeze. After we proceed to Simon's Town.

As we enter Boulders beach, there is a small African craft market where you can buy yourself handcrafted penguins and other crafts, our tour guide will then accompany you to a protected African penguin colony to take pictures and mingle with the penguins, there is also a semi-private beach for swimming (optional) and restaurants’ around for refreshments and lunch. Your tour guide will escort you to the main penguins' colony, where more than 2500 African penguins have made this bay their permanent home. This is not a zoo, these penguins roam freely. only the area is protected. Your tour guide will share more information about these beautiful creatures which can only be found in South Africa and Namibia.

Here is a home to an array of natural South African fynbos as well as over 250 different species of birds, buck, and baboons, and Cape Point lighthouse ventures out to the most South-Western point of the African continent. We will firstly travel to Cape of Good Hope for pictures at this very popular landmark, then head to Cape Point where our accredited guide will accompany guests for a hike to the top of the lighthouse or guests can take a funicular instead (pay for their own ticket). Our return route is via Muizenberg for more Sightseeing. Locals believe the Cape of good hope is the meeting place of the two oceans, the Indian and Atlantic but scientifically is the Cape Agulhas where the two oceans meet.