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Arguably the best half-day route to the summit, this sensational route leads up an imposing part of the Table Mountain, offering excellent city and sea views. Involves scrambling and exposure to heights (narrow ledges – nothing extreme) about 15% of the way, therefore ideal for, but not restricted to the more adventurous. You also need a decent head for heights. Dramatic topography, exciting hiking, superb views. 15% discount if you book directly through the Hike Table Mountain website.
Price: $121.54
Duration: 3 hours
Nestled in the picturesque town of Franschhoek, known as the "food and wine capital of South Africa," you find yourself in a charming kitchen surrounded by rolling vineyards and stunning mountain views. The ambiance exudes tranquility, with the scent of blooming flowers in the air and the gentle sounds of nature as your backdrop. Your evening begins with a warm welcome from local chef Nicola SPILSBURY, who is passionate about showcasing the best of South African cuisine. She will introduce you to the rich culinary history of the region and the significance of Franschhoek in South Africa's food culture. This relaxed cooking experience offers more than just cooking skills; it immerses you in the soul of South African cuisine, showcases the region's produce, and allows you to connect with like-minded food lovers. It's a perfect blend of gastronomy, wine and the warm hospitality that Franschhoek is renowned for, leaving you with cherished memories of a unique culinary adventure.
Price: $140.46
Duration: 4 hours
Guest will be transported in an air-conditioned vehicle, A guided Cape Town township tour can be a truly eye-opening and enriching experience. You'll have the opportunity to explore the vibrant townships of Cape Town, learn about the history and culture of the area, and meet the friendly locals.Our Guided walking Tour will be in Langa Township which is the oldest township in Cape Town and Known for its rich history, lively atmosphere, and traditional African cuisine
Price: $50.86
Duration: 4 hours
A tour that’s the boast of the Atlantic coast. Mile upon mile of quiet rolling roads with some of the most spectacular views imaginable. The attractive suburbs of Sea Point and Camps Bay quickly give way to quaint villages and fishing harbours backed with magnificent mountains, fringed with sandy beaches. Visit Good Hope Nature Reserve, home to exotic birdlife, antelope and zebra. Not to mention historic lighthouses and shipwrecks. Next stop Boulders Beach where you can marvel at the huge colony of penguins, before returning to Cape Town via yet more idyllic villages
Price: $225.00
Duration: 8 hours
Guided by an accredited mountain and nature Guide with years of experience. While this tour is enjoyable at any time of day, a morning sunrise is one of the most spectacular. We are the only adventure company in Cape Town with a team of highly rated and accredited female guide that offers Mountain Biking,Sunrise and sunset tours across multiple trails in several international languages. Adventure with Muki Venture - Accredited Team of local guides. Book this tour and we decide latter on a route that suite your ability. 1: Flexible route change. 2: Flexible Hiking time 3: Accredited local female dominated company 4: You set the past 5 popular routes to chose from - India Venster ( some scrambling ) - Platteklip Gorge ( Steps) - Lion’s Head ( 360 view) - The Pipe Track ( Flat walk? - Skeleton Gorge ( Forest ) - The kings Block House ( flat walk)
Price: $159.92
Duration: 2-5 hours
Cape Town’s most popular hike. A moderate 1.5 hour ascent. Enjoy panoramic city views and a gorgeous Atlantic ocean sunset. This is the best way to capture a glowing picture of Table Mountain. Learn about the points of historic, cultural and natural interest in the Mother City below as well as across the bay, as if you were soaring in the sky. Descend as the sun falls and see the city lights light up the skyline. A unique view of Cape Town.
Price: $105.55
Duration: 3 hours
I am a specialist in winemaking and wines and will be able to guide you through this activity providing you with an abundance amount of knowledge on the topic of winemaking and the technicalities of the process. I will also provide insight into the wine industry in Stellenbosch and South Africa as well as the history of wine in our region. Having been born and grown up in Stellenbosch I will provide information on our history, our culture, our languages and much more. You will have spent a day with a local South African, having gained a huge amount of knowledge as well as having had fun. The area is really pretty with its mountains, hills and vineyards. The area will spoil your senses to the limit.
Price: $159.92
Duration: 7 hours
We paddle by kayak from Simon’s Town to Boulders Beach, where African penguins waddle and swim at arm’s length. Then off to hike a beautiful trail in the Cape of Good Hope with history, adventure, and natural beauty.
Price: $156.73
Duration: 7-9 hours
Hiking Table Mountain via the Kasteelpoort route to the Cableway is one of the best ways to see many different sides of the mountain in one hike. It offers city views over Cape Town, Atlantic Ocean, and the backside of the mountain views, and offers you interesting pathways as you hike along.
Price: $223.89
Duration: 5 hours
Cape Convoy's garden Route tours are special. They are really fun and we don't wait in line. We offer private Garden Route tours with exceptional guides for the same price as group tours. Have a look at our website, watch the videos. Congratulations, you are about to make a brilliant decision The itinerary you have read is the bare bones, it can be changed to fit your requirements. There are so many things to do on the Garden Route not mentioned that may not be for everybody. Skydiving, worlds highest bungee jump, Great White Shark diving and zip lining. Drop us an e-mail, we will taylor the tours around your needs. We were social distancing long before Covid, you book with Convoy tours, you don't wait in line!
Price: $577.65
Duration: 120 hours
A fantastic route that takes in a lot of the mountain and offers superb views with much nature. Leads up the 12 Apostles, a chain of rugged seaboard peaks extending behind the famous tabletop summit of Table Mountain. More challenging and adventurous variations available. Passes several caves as well as the historic Table Mountain reservoirs. Includes one of the most famous and photogenic viewpoints on the mountain: The Diving Board. Sea views on the ascent, with Peninsula views further up. This off-the-beaten track route is ideal for those looking for peace and quiet in a pristine mountain environment. 15% discount if you book directly through the Hike Table Mountain website.
Price: $127.94
Duration: 4 hours
This is a very unique tour and not to be missed. Riding from the mountain 185m down the sand dunes to the beach on a 6km incredible adventure. Explore the Walker Bay Nature Reserve with me and learn about the animals, dune structure, fauna as well as watching Whales as we ride during Whale Season. This is a very personal experience with small groups exploring the dunes in some of the most incredible landscapes in the world.
Price: $89.56
Duration: 2 hours
We offer an all inclusive tour. No extra entrance fees or other surprises. Our guides are professional and are passionate about nature. We take our time to let you enjoy and take pictures. We have more than 25 years professional guiding and touring experience.
Price: $223.89
Duration: 7-9 hours
Lion’s Head is a free-standing peak located next to Table Mountain, with a height of 669m above sea level. The route spirals all the way around to give you 360-degree panoramic views. The views include Table Mountain, Devil’s Peak, Robben Island, Table Bay, Camps Bay and the city. There are some ladders, chains and staples to negotiate, which adds to the sense of adventure. It also serves as a great alternative for when Table Mountain is covered in cloud. This route is especially popular to do for sunrise.
Price: $89.56
Duration: 2-3 hours
Cape Town Day Tour – Coastal Beauty, Penguins & Local Culture Enjoy the best of Cape Town in a full-day tour combining scenic views, wildlife, & local stories. Travel in comfort along the stunning Atlantic Seaboard toward Cape Point. Hike to the Cape of Good Hope or take the funicular to the lighthouse for breathtaking views. Next, visit Boulders Beach to see the famous African penguin colony & explore the beach at your own pace. The day ends with lunch at a top estate in the Constantia wine region, with an option to enjoy a wine tasting. Led by passionate local guides, this tour offers more than just sights — it’s a personal and cultural journey through Cape Town’s rich history and natural beauty. PLEASE NOTE: **A minimum of 2 guests is required for the tour to proceed.** **Entry fees, lunch, and wine tasting are not included.** **Private tours can be accommodated. DM for more info** Perfect for first time visitors to explore, learn, and connect in one unforgettable day.
Price: $90.00
Duration: 6-8 hours
This adventurous hike is a great way to get a birds eye view over the City of Cape Town while enjoying the beauty of nature that surrounds you. This hike features fun rock scrambling and an in depth look at our local history, geology, indigenous people, flora and fauna. Your trip also includes pick up and drop off from your hotel in the city centre.
Price: $185.51
Duration: 4 hours
This is a chance for travelers to experience Cape Town in tourguides way. This will be your unique experience.Start your day with a quick cup of coffee & let’s begin the day. Cape Town has so much to offer. Spend the day experiencing the city as if you are one of the locals. TIME TO JOIN US
Price: $259.34
Duration: 4-8 hours
Be guided by a specialist wine guide and taste award winning wines on award winning wineries, but it also has a stunning wealth of natural rustic beauty with vast estates shaded from the African sunshine by giant oak trees and towering mountains overlooking lush valleys. On this full day or half, we will visit and explore the Cape Winelands principal route. We will see the famous and renewed towns of Stellenbosch, Franschhoek or Paarl. Look forward to a day filled with fine wines, great food and spectacular scenery. Share with us your wine preferences so we can tailor made the day for you.
Price: $252.68
Duration: 7-8 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: ZAR
- Languages: English
- Climate: Mediterranean
- Timezone: Africa/Johannesburg
- Population: Approximately 7 million people reside in the Western Cape.
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is from November to March for warm, dry weather.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from many countries including the US, UK, and EU can enter South Africa visa-free for tourism stays up to 90 days. Some nationalities require a visa prior to arrival, while others may obtain a visa on arrival or apply for an e-visa. Travelers must have a valid passport, proof of onward travel, and sufficient funds. It is advisable to check the latest requirements before travel.
About Western Cape
The Western Cape is a stunning province in South Africa known for its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant cities. It boasts a unique Mediterranean climate that supports lush vineyards, dramatic coastlines, and iconic mountains such as Table Mountain. Cape Town, the provincial capital, is a cosmopolitan city offering a blend of natural beauty, history, and modern attractions. Visitors are drawn to the Western Cape for its world-class wine regions, diverse wildlife, and outdoor adventures including hiking, surfing, and whale watching. The region’s cultural diversity is reflected in its languages, cuisine, and festivals, making it a compelling destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and exploration. Whether exploring the scenic Garden Route, enjoying the beaches, or discovering local art and history, the Western Cape offers an unforgettable experience.
Western Cape Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of South Africa
- Duration Range: Custom Durations
- Group Size: Intimate Groups
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is from November to March for warm, dry weather. Pack layers for variable mountain and coastal climates. Respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting religious or rural areas. Stay vigilant in urban centers and avoid isolated areas at night. Use credit cards or cash in Rand, and carry some small change for markets or tips. Always carry identification and travel documents.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $50
Highest Price Tour: $200
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
1. Table Mountain – A flat-topped mountain offering panoramic views of Cape Town and the Atlantic Ocean, accessible by hiking or cable car. 2. Robben Island – A UNESCO World Heritage site where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, featuring guided tours that explore South Africa’s history. 3. Cape Winelands – Renowned wine regions such as Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, known for their vineyards, wine tastings, and gourmet dining. 4. Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden – A world-famous garden showcasing indigenous South African flora against the backdrop of Table Mountain. 5. Cape Point – A dramatic promontory within the Table Mountain National Park, famous for its rugged cliffs, scenic views, and rich biodiversity.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy hiking and mountain biking on Table Mountain trails, whale watching along the coast during migration season, and surfing at popular beaches like Muizenberg. Wine tasting tours in the Winelands offer cultural and culinary experiences. Adventure seekers can try shark cage diving near Gansbaai or paragliding from Lion’s Head. Cultural experiences include visiting local markets, museums, and attending festivals celebrating music, art, and heritage.
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Local Food & Cuisine
The Western Cape’s cuisine reflects its multicultural heritage, featuring dishes like bobotie (spiced minced meat baked with an egg topping), braai (barbecue), and fresh seafood. Cape Malay influences bring aromatic curries and pickled vegetables. Must-try foods include biltong (dried cured meat) and koeksisters (sweet fried dough). Noteworthy restaurants include those in Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront and Franschhoek, offering fine dining with local wines.
Getting Around
Cape Town International Airport is the main gateway to the Western Cape. Local transport includes buses, minibus taxis, and ride-hailing services like Uber. Renting a car is common for exploring beyond the city, especially for visiting wine regions and coastal towns. Public transport outside urban areas is limited, so planning ahead is advisable. Costs vary, with taxis and Uber being affordable for short trips.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is from November to March for warm, dry weather. Pack layers for variable mountain and coastal climates. Respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting religious or rural areas. Stay vigilant in urban centers and avoid isolated areas at night. Use credit cards or cash in Rand, and carry some small change for markets or tips. Always carry identification and travel documents.
Culture & Customs
The Western Cape is culturally diverse, with Afrikaans, English, and Xhosa influences. Social customs emphasize friendliness and hospitality. Greetings often include handshakes and polite conversation. Important festivals include the Cape Town International Jazz Festival and the Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees (arts festival). Visitors should be respectful of local traditions, especially in rural communities, and be mindful of South Africa’s complex history.
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