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After full and eventful days, we’ll relax in double rooms at Hotel Sky Cape Town 4*. The hotel offers everything for a pleasant evening — an open-air pool, gym, restaurant, and views of the ocean and mountains.
Single accommodation is available at an extra cost.
Participants arrive at different time (see “Place & Time of the group meeting” for details), so the first day is free. You can rest after your flight, stroll along the promenade, or spend the evening on the beach. If most of the group arrives during the day, we’ll gather for a seaside picnic.
Our introduction to the city begins where mountains meet the sea and Victorian mansions stand beside Eastern quarters.
We’ll visit the Company’s Garden and Greenmarket Square — a historical marketplace from colonial times — and then stroll through the colorful Bo-Kaap district, famous for its rainbow-painted houses.
After lunch, we’ll take the funicular up Table Mountain for sweeping views of the city, bay, and Atlantic coastline.
We’ll travel to the Stellenbosch Valley, the heart of South African winemaking. We’ll visit two wineries — one of the oldest and most traditional in the region, and another modern, equipped with cutting-edge technology.
Each tasting includes up to six wines (included in the price). Light snacks are available for an additional fee.
Afterward, we’ll visit the Dylan Lewis Sculpture Garden, where art and nature blend seamlessly — the sculptures seem to grow out of the surrounding hills.
After breakfast, we’ll drive along Chapman’s Peak Drive, one of the most scenic coastal routes in the world.
Our first stop is a beach home to a colony of wild penguins. We’ll observe them from a safe distance — these charming creatures are not shy around people but can be quite spirited.
Next, we’ll visit an ostrich farm to see the full breeding process, from incubators to adult birds. You’ll have a chance to feed young ostriches and enjoy a lunch featuring ostrich meat and eggs right on the farm.
In the afternoon, we’ll reach the legendary Cape of Good Hope, where the cold waters of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. We’ll walk along the cliffs, see the old lighthouse, and have a seaside picnic with a glass of wine and light snacks. Brave swimmers can take a dip — the water is brisk, but the experience is unforgettable.
After an early breakfast, we’ll head to a private nature reserve for a safari. The drive will take a few hours, but the reward is the chance to see Africa’s legendary Big Five — lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffaloes — along with zebras, giraffes, cheetahs, hippos, antelopes, and over 170 bird species.
The safari will last around 4–5 hours. After lunch in the reserve, we’ll return to Cape Town in the evening. You’ll have free time to dine on the waterfront or simply enjoy the city’s night lights.
A slower-paced day begins with a visit to the Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden, located at the foot of Table Mountain. It features thousands of plant species, shaded trails, ponds, and a treetop canopy walkway offering stunning views.
After lunch, we’ll explore the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, the liveliest area of Cape Town, full of street performers, musicians, shops, cafés, and markets. Optional visits include the Museum of African Art, Aquarium, or Diamond Museum (entry fees not included).
In the evening, we’ll dine by the water and then embark on a sunset yacht cruise — calm seas, a soft breeze, and the sinking sun will make for a perfect finale to the day.
This day has no fixed schedule. You can go hiking, surfing, diving, or fishing. Those seeking a thrill may take a helicopter flight for a bird’s-eye view of Cape Town (~$200).
In the afternoon, we’ll gather again for a farewell picnic on Clifton Beach, watching our last African sunset.
Participants depart from Cape Town at different times, so you can choose the flight that suits you best.
Special prices are valid until 05.11.2025!
On the first day of the tour, the guide will meet participants at Cape Town International Airport (CPT). You may arrive on any convenient flight, or come a day earlier and stay at the same hotel where the group will be accommodated during the tour.
The tour ends in Cape Town. On the final day, group transfer to the airport will be organized according to participants’ flight time.
Participants may arrive in Cape Town on the first day or the day before, using any convenient flight.
The program ends in Cape Town. You may depart on any suitable flight.
Note: We kindly ask you not to purchase the tickets until the manager sends you a confirmation and guarantees that the tour will take place.
Accommodation in Hotel Sky Cape Town 4*, in double rooms with private facilities.
IMPORTANT: The price of the trip is based on double accommodation. If you are traveling alone, we will try to find a roommate for you from the tourists of our group, but we cannot guarantee this. Usually there is a roommate, but if there is not, you will need to pay extra 600$ for single accommodation.
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Roads in South Africa are in excellent condition. Travel throughout the route will be by a comfortable Hyundai Staria minivan. During the safari, transportation will be in open safari trucks.
The program also includes a yacht cruise.
If you are prone to motion sickness, consider bringing medication.
Bring new-series U.S. dollars — older bills may not be accepted for exchange. Currency can be exchanged at the airport upon arrival.
Credit and debit cards are accepted in most cafés, restaurants, and shops.
South Africa has a warm, sunny climate.
Daytime temperatures range from +23°C to +28°C. It can be windy at the Cape of Good Hope, so bring a light jacket.
You can swim at Cape Town’s beaches, but note that the water is cold.
No vaccinations are required for travel to South Africa.
This itinerary does not require special physical training. It is suitable for anyone with average fitness and no medical restrictions on physical activity.
Children are allowed to participate from the age of 8 and only if accompanied by their parents.
All travelers must have personal travel insurance.
Daytime temperatures reach +24–28°C, but it can get windy (especially at the Cape of Good Hope and during the yacht cruise).
Please pack accordingly.
The checklist #83 will help you prepare for this trip.
Breakfasts at the hotel (buffet) and some picnics are included.
Other meals are at your own expense in cafes and restaurants. Cape Town offers a wide range of cuisines — European, Turkish, Greek, Ethiopian, and Asian.
Estimated cost for lunches and dinners: $500–700 per person.
Note: Since this is a group tour, the food is the same for all participants. Unfortunately, we cannot prepare an individual meal for you. If you have an intolerance or allergy to any of the products, please notify the manager in advance. We will pass this information on to the guide or accommodations. However, we kindly ask you to follow up on this matter during the trip. If you have strict dietary restrictions, we recommend bringing suitable food with you or buy it on the spot.
It’s best to buy a local SIM card at the airport (approx. 200–300 ZAR).
Mobile coverage is available along most of the route. The hotel provides Wi-Fi.
South Africa uses Type M sockets, though some places also have European or American outlets.
We will provide adapters for the duration of the trip.
While South Africa’s reputation for crime applies mostly to Pretoria and Johannesburg, Cape Town — especially the areas where we’ll stay and explore — is very safe.
Cape Town consistently ranks among the best cities in the world to live in.
This new route is ideal for those visiting the continent for the first time — safe, easygoing, and full of memorable experiences.
We’ll spend the entire trip in Cape Town — a city consistently ranked among the world’s best for quality of life. Our base will be a luxurious 4-star hotel, and each day we’ll set out to discover the surrounding landscapes and culture.
What’s ahead:
For those who wish to go deeper into the spirit of the continent, we also offer 10-day and 12-day routes through Namibia — with wild landscapes, off-road travel, and the true soul of Africa.