"Discover Cape Town's Highlights with our Full-Day (6-8h) Guided Motorcycle Tour! The day begins at 8:30am our RETZA Cafe, where you will enjoy a welcome coffee before receiving your motorbike for the tour and meeting your tour guide for the day. After familiarising yourself with your bike and discussing the route and your points of interest with your guide, your adventure begins! You will start with a beautiful ride through the leafy Southern Suburbs of Cape Town, before arriving in the historical town of Muizenberg with stunning ocean views of False Bay. From there, you will ride along the coast through the charming fishing towns of Fishhoek, St. James and Kalk Bay. You will then pass through Simonstown, a South African Naval town, where you will have the opportunity to visit the famous Penguins at Boulders Beach. After this unique stop, you will continue your ride towards Cape Point, where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet. Indulge in local South African cuisine during lunch before continuing up the world-famous scenic Chapmans Peak drive, which offers breathtaking views of Hout Bay and is definitely worth a few photos. The day ends with a beautiful cruise along Cape Town's coastline leading you through Camps Bay and the V&A Waterfront back to our our RETZA base in Salt River, where we will leave you with unforgettable memories of South Africa's beauty. Should you have already explored the Cape Peninsula on your own, we are happy to modify the route and offer you a full day experience either in the Franschhoek Wine Region, on the West coast or a multi-mountain pass route.

South Africa is a country of stunning diversity, where you can experience vibrant cities, breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife, and fascinating culture. In this 14-day itinerary, you will explore some of the best attractions that South Africa has to offer, from the iconic Table Mountain in Cape Town to the thrilling private game reserves. You will enjoy wine tasting in Stellenbosch, whale watching in Hermanus, safari activities in Botlierskop and Buffelsdrift wildlife reserves, and kayaking in Tsitsikamma National Park. You will also have the chance to spend some time getting to know elephants, cheetahs, penguins and seals in their natural habitats, visit the spectacular Cango Caves, and taste some of the local delicacies. You will also have plenty of free time to discover the hidden gems and local flavours of each destination. This itinerary is perfect for travellers who want to experience the beauty and diversity of South Africa in a comfortable and memorable way.

This scenic drive around the Cape Peninsula showcases the beautiful sights and sounds of one of the most beautiful cities in the world and one the best oceanside drives in the world. Visit Hout Bay Harbour, where you have a chance to take a cruise to Seal Island or walk around the local harbour markets. The tour then heads off to Cape Point/Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve where you will get to experience the natural, fauna & Flora of the Cape. After Cape Point, we head to Boulders Beach where you can view the African Penguin. Costs start around R1200 per person for a shared tour. Private tours can be booked by adding the private tour supplement directly from the checkout page. Please note we can take a max of 22 people per vehicle

Tour Details: Explore the wonders of the Mother City and take in all the beauty she has to offer on our Half Day Peninsula Tour - from the penguin colony, the pristine white beaches, breathtaking mountains, to the spectacular sight of Cape Point. Be sure not to miss the magnificent visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens! Clifton & Camps Bay Situated along the Atlantic Seaboard, Clifton and Camps Bay beaches have been awarded Blue Flag status, offering pristine white beaches and beautiful, crystal clear waters that make these beaches a highly popular summer attraction for locals and tourists. Admire the lively atmosphere of the Camps Bay Strip - filled with bustling restaurants and bars, the crisp ocean, white sand, palm trees, the Bay Hotel and occasional street entertainment.   Cape Point See one of South Africa's most magnificent sightseeing and tourist attractions. A picturesque nature reserve that lies in this area is one of the most popular landmarks in Cape Town, and for good reason. Situated on the tip of the peninsula, the area spans across landscapes such as rugged cliffs, distinctive fauna and flora and vast open spaces. See over 250 species of birdlife, bucks, baboons and the Cape Mountain Zebra. Explore the Cape of Good Hope, a world-famous landmark, and monuments in honour of Vasco da Gama and Bartolomeu Dias - two of the world's most famous explorers who discovered Cape Point in 1488. No Cape Town tour is complete without visiting Cape Point. (30min)   Penguin Colony & Simon's Town  A trip to Boulders Beach you will never forget - one of the only places in the world where you can swim alongside penguins. Boulders Beach has grown rapidly to over 3000 penguins since only two African penguins settled in that had arrived from Dyer Island, close to Gansbaai. Simon's Town is the seat of the SA Navy and has a delightful coastal town atmosphere and a vibrant history. Here you can find a thriving harbour, The South African Navy Museum and The Warrior Toy Museum. See the submarines and frigates from a distance that are docked at the Naval Base harbour. (To see and interact with the penguins there is a small conservation fee of R75 for children and R150 for adults) (20min)   Kalk Bay The quirky seaside village of Kalk Bay runs along the Main Road with the False Bay coastline on one side, and the mountain on the other. Along the Main Road lies a host of veritable treasures, from costume shops to antique shops, cobbled streets, bakeries, vintage bookstores, the famous Brass Bell restaurant and plenty more. Kalk Bay is also excellent for whale watching during whale season (June to November). Muizenberg Muizenberg, a world-renowned surfing spot, where people from all parts of society join together to enjoy the wonders of the ocean. Situated on the beach, you will find an array of the popular colourful beach huts and plenty of restaurants and surf shops. Shark spotters observe carefully for potential danger roaming in the bay.

Don't just see the Cape Peninsula on your holiday. Feel, hear, breathe, smell, taste, and really experience it on the Cape Peninsula Pedal, a 60km (37mi) road bike tour around the iconic Cape Peninsula. Cycle through the historic navy suburb of Simon's Town, visit the penguins at Boulders Beach and meander through the Cape Point Nature Reserve. A support vehicle lets you determine how much of the route you'll cycle, hop-on, hop-off style.

Highlights: You will be collected well before sunrise, in order to get to St. James’s beach; to photograph as the first golden rays illuminates the colourful beach huts. This also offers your personal photocoach to teach you how to photograph and improve your seascape photographs using slow shutter speeds to create motion blur in the waves and add impact to your photographs. We then make our way to Boulders Beach in Simon’s Town, to photograph the African Penguins before the masses and tour busses arrives, and take you to our secret photo spots to get really great photographs of African Penguins. On our Full Day Photo Tour we also visit the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. This offers us the opportunity to photograph Chacma Baboons, Cape Mountain Zebra, Bontebok and Eland, and several bird species including Ostrich and Black Oystercatchers, as well as beautiful landscapes with rich and diverse fynbos vegetation. We also visit the historical lighthouse with its spectacular views and take a “Kodak Moment” at the sign at Cape of Good Hope. We return to Cape Town in the late afternoon via Chapman’s Peak drive, the most scenic drive in Cape Town. For those new to photography and still learning, this is the perfect tour for you as it offers a wide variety of opportunities to learn and sharpen your skills as a photographer.

Apart from offering visitors an exciting and novel method of travel, taking the Flying Dutchman funicular saves visitors an uphill walk from the car park to see the old lighthouse and enjoy the panoramic views. The Flying Dutchman Funicular, also known as the Cape Point Funicular, is a funicular railway located at Cape Point. It is believed to be the only commercial funicular of its type in Africa, and takes its name from the local legend of the Flying Dutchman ghost ship. The line runs from a lower station at the Cape Point car park, up an incline through dense fynbos to the upper lighthouse. The funicular leaves from the lower station every three minutes, comfortably accommodates 40 passengers per car, and can transport 450 persons to the upper lighthouse per hour, making it the ideal way to whisk closer to the lighthouse even during peak times.