“Leave central Cape Town and travel along the Atlantic Seaboard through Clifton and Camps Bay, with the Twelve Apostles mountain range rising dramatically above the coastline.”
“Weather and road conditions permitting, the route follows the famous Chapman’s Peak Drive, carved into the mountainside above the Atlantic Ocean. The journey continues into the Cape Point section of Table Mountain National Park, where rugged mountains, indigenous fynbos and dramatic coastline create one of the most spectacular natural landscapes in the Western Cape.”
Meet your private guide at your accommodation, then out along the Atlantic Seaboard through Clifton and Camps Bay.
Time around the historic harbour, with an optional boat trip out to the seal colony, then the mountain road above the Atlantic.
Into Table Mountain National Park for the viewpoints, the lighthouse and the sign everyone photographs. Lunch somewhere along the way.
The protected African penguin colony near Simon’s Town, on boardwalks that keep their coastal habitat intact.
Back through Fish Hoek and Kalk Bay to your hotel. The order of the day may shift with traffic, weather and road conditions.
