Depart for the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and Cape Point – not the most southerly point of Africa but certainly the most dramatic and also scenically beautiful, situated as it is in a protected indigenous floral paradise with an endless expanse of ocean on all sides.
This is where the true beauty of the Cape comes to the fore as you drive the spectacular coastal road along the Atlantic Seaboard, via the V&A Waterfront, Sea Point, Clifton’s four world-famous beaches, playground of the international jet set, Camps Bay with its vibrant palm-lined beachfront and restaurants and bars, then over the mountain pass down into the historic & picturesque seaside village of Hout Bay, just 20 minutes’ drive from the city centre of Cape Town.

Join the 35-minute cruise from Hout Bay Harbour to Duiker Island, better known as Seal Island, where you can view the thousands of Cape Fur Seals which inhabit the island at close range, in their natural environment.

From Hout Bay, you climb out of the valley via Chapman’s Peak Drive which is one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world.
You will eventually reach historical Simonstown, steeped in British naval history and now home not only to the South African Navy but also to a large colony of crazy African penguins who decided to set up residence on a busy suburban beach! Highly endangered, these penguins have settled down remarkably well to suburban living and constantly enchant and entertain the crowds

From the penguins, the road winds along the rocky coastline until it reaches the impressive entrance to Cape Point Nature Reserve where you will experience the grandeur of one of the highest sea cliffs and the freshest air in South Africa. Lesser-known details are the 1200 species of indigenous plants, various small mammals, antelope, zebras, baboons and even South Africa’s largest bird, the ostrich, which call this park home.
Climb to the original lighthouse erected in 1860, 238 metres above the sea. Then take a drive down to the actual Cape of Good Hope for the must-have photo to prove to everyone back home that you really were!
Overnight in Cape Town.

Start with the scenic drive up over the Nek – the pass between Table Mountain and Lion’s Head - to the Cable Station for a spectacular cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain.
There’s plenty of space on top – you can spend some time walking and enjoying the breath-taking 360° views of Cape Town, the surrounding ocean, and the mountains beyond.
The glorious views over the Mother City start the minute you step into the state of the art cable car (one of only three in the world).
The floor of the 65 passenger car rotates 360 degrees on the way up and down – a trip that takes less than 10 minutes traveling at a speed of up to 10m per second.
The mountain itself serves as a nature reserve home to many indigenous plants and animals.
On the top, there is a selection of viewpoints over the Peninsula Cape Town is a very compact city, tucked in under Table Mountain as it is, so we usually incorporate the City Tour on our way to and from Table Mountain.
Overnight in Cape Town.

Shopping in Cape Town is one of the city's most popular activities, and Canal Walk, as the largest shopping venue in Africa consisting of over 400 stores that are open until 9 pm every day, will fix all of your retail therapy desires.

Evening transfer to Grand West Casino. (BUS ONLY- NO GUIDE)
GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World in Cape Town is the largest entertainment destination of its kind in South Africa and Sun International’s most successful casino property. It offers an around-the-clock wonderland encompassing a casino, restaurants, bars, ice rink, theatre, cinema, and nightclub all under one roof and is a never-ending world of fun, food, and fabulous family entertainment.

Free day in Cape Town and we suggest spending the day in Waterfront area where there are boats, cafes, shops and the possibility to visit Nelson Mandela Prison on Robben island (not included)
Overnight in Cape Town.

• Transfer to Cape Town airport for departure to
Johannesburg
• Arrival to Johannesburg Airport & before transfer to
Sun City
• Have a quick visit of Johannesburg with LIONS & SAFARI
PARK and enjoy the game drive in the park with a
qualified
ranger. (Time Permitting)
• Transfer by Bus to Sun city (2½ hours)
• Free afternoon in Sun City to enjoy the various
activities: Valley of the Waves; The crocodile farm,
and also the possibility to attend the Extravaganza
show held in the hotel.
Overnight in Sun City.

• Morning or Afternoon SAFARI Game Drive – Pilanesberg
National Park +/- 2½ hours
• The rest of the day is free to enjoy the various
activities.
Overnight in Sun City.

Free day in Sun City to enjoy all activities.

Transfer back to Johannesburg International Airport via Lesedi Cultural Village,
11h30 Lesedi Experience. Lesedi Cultural villages offer a cultural experience of old and new Africa. One of Lesedi’s many differentiating factors is the village’s natural and tasteful incorporation into the surrounding heart of the bushveld and rocky hills.
The discovery begins at the Ndebele village where the introduction to the cultural experience precedes a multi-media presentation on the history and origins of today’s rainbow nation. This is followed by a guided tour of the other four ethnic homesteads – Zulu, Basotho, Xhosa, and Pedi.
At lunchtime, you are escorted to the Boma for traditional singing and dancing (a very participative affair!!) depicting stories that date back to the days of their ancestors.
You are then treated to a Pan African Buffet in the Restaurant – “The Greatest Africa”
Arrive in Johannesburg International Airport where the tour ends and guests will take a flight back home.