Guests can see sweeping views of Cape Town's famous Atlantic seaboard and the Twelve Apostles peaks.

Journey through the beautiful Hout Bay valley before ascending the spectacular cliffs of Chapman's Peak Drive. Your guide will share stories of its naval and fishing heritage.

Often described as one of the most beautiful coastal roads in the world, Chapman’s Peak Drive sweeps along steep cliffs with uninterrupted views over Hout Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The route’s dramatic curves, impressive engineering, and well-placed viewpoints make it a highlight of any Cape Peninsula journey. It’s a moment to pause, breathe in the sea air, and take in the landscape at its most spectacular.

Explore the spectacular scenery of Cape Point, with the option to walk (30 minutes) or take the funicular (small tram) up to the historic lighthouse. From the clifftop viewpoints, enjoy sweeping views across the peninsula and ocean below. A stop is also made at the Cape of Good Hope, one of South Africa's most iconic landmarks, for photographs at the famous sign marking the south-westernmost point of Africa's coastline.

Boulders Beach is world-famous for its colony of African penguins, living freely among the smooth granite boulders and turquoise shallows. A series of boardwalks lets guests observe them up close without disturbing their natural habitat. This gentle stop is always a highlight — a chance to see these delightful birds waddling, preening, and swimming in a sanctuary that feels almost tropical.

Simon’s Town is a historic naval town with deep maritime roots and remarkable Victorian architecture. As the home base of the South African Navy, it offers a blend of heritage, harbour views, and colourful streets lined with cafés and boutiques. Visitors enjoy its friendly atmosphere and easy access to Boulders Beach and the penguins. It’s a place where history and coastal living meet effortlessly. If requested, your guide can stop for a quick coffee and walk on the pier.