ZAR 3,200 (PP) Full-Day Group Tour & ZAR 5,000 Private (PP)

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 Itinerary:

Inclusion

✅ Hotel pickup & drop-off 

✅Transport from Cape town City to Sites

✅Driver/guide

✅ Entrance fee to Table Mountain 

✅ Entrance fee to Devil's Peak

✅ Entrance fee to Lion's Head

✅ Entrance fee to Twelve Apostles

✅ Entrance fee to Chapman's Peak Drive

Exclusion

❌Table Mountain cable car tickets  

❌ Meals and drinks

❌ Accommodation: Available at an additional cost and can be arranged according to the guest’s preference, including lodges, hotels, guesthouses, or B&Bs.  

❌ Optional activities not listed in the itinerary
❌ Tips and gratuities for guide/driver 

❌ Additional entrance fees not mentioned in inclusions
❌ Medical and emergency expenses 

General Information:

✔️ All group tours are subject to a minimum of 2 passengers.
✔️ All our vehicles are comprehensively insured for passenger liability.
✔️ Luggage and personal belongings are carried at the owner’s risk.
✔️ Please ensure that valuables and travel documents are kept safe at all times.
✔️ Your driver/guide will provide private transfers from any accommodation address in Johannesburg between 08:00 and 08:30.
✔️ Tour departure and return times may vary depending on traffic and weather conditions.
✔️ Guests are requested to be ready at the pickup point on time to avoid delays.
✔️ Comfortable clothing, walking shoes, sunscreen, and a hat are recommended for tours.

✔️ Children under 12 years benefit from a 50% discount.

Detailed Itinerary:

Rising proudly above Cape Town, Table Mountain is one of the oldest mountains on Earth, formed more than 260 million years ago. For centuries, it welcomed sailors arriving at the Cape and became a symbol of hope and discovery for travelers from around the world. Today, it stands as one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature, offering breathtaking panoramic views, unique wildlife, and unforgettable moments above the clouds.Town, the ocean, and surrounding landscapes through scenic hikes or the famous cable car ride.

Devil’s Peak carries one of Cape Town’s most fascinating legends. According to local folklore, a Dutch pirate challenged the devil to a smoking contest on the mountain slopes. The drifting clouds surrounding the peak are said to be the smoke from their endless competition. Beyond the legend, the mountain offers dramatic scenery and peaceful natural beauty overlooking the city.

Lion’s Head earned its name because the mountain and nearby Signal Hill resemble a lion resting beside the ocean. This iconic peak has become one of the world’s favorite sunrise and sunset hiking destinations. From the summit, visitors enjoy magnificent 360-degree views of Cape Town, Table Mountain, Camps Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean — a truly unforgettable African experience.

Stretching along the Atlantic coastline, the majestic Twelve Apostles mountain range forms one of the most beautiful backdrops in South Africa. Although the name suggests twelve peaks, the range actually contains many more. The dramatic cliffs, ocean views, and golden sunsets create a magical atmosphere that attracts photographers, nature lovers, and travelers from across the globe.

Chapman’s Peak Drive is considered one of the most spectacular coastal roads in the world. Built between towering cliffs and the deep blue Atlantic Ocean, this engineering masterpiece was carved into the mountains between 1915 and 1922. Every curve reveals breathtaking scenery, making it a dream destination for road trips, photography, and unforgettable sunset moments.