ケープタウン・ホップ・オン・ホップ・オフ・バスとシール島クルーズアドベンチャー

Great way to get an overview of Cape Town history and significant sites. Both routes offer an introduction to places to get off and or return to with a longer visit in mind. I look at this as a way to see what there is to see in the city area and surroundings. Very friendly and easy to participate as a single or with a group of fellow travelers.

When you purchase the excursion, they do not explain that you have to pay an entrance fee to reach Cape Point, that you have to pay a toll at Chapman Peak, and even the parking ticket for parking the car and going to eat at a restaurant they take you to, which is actually owned by the person in charge of the excursions.

The have poor hospitality and it was rainy in the afternoon , I was so disappointed with their service.

Maria January led our Bo-Kaap walking tour on a rainy Sunday in April and was absolutely brilliant. Knowledgeable, entertaining and warm — and despite the weather and it being just the two of us, she never rushed us for a second. You could tell she genuinely loves this neighbourhood and its history. Highly recommend her and this tour to anyone visiting Cape Town. Recommend also stopping for lunch here in the park after the tour. She will tell you where 😁

If you have never been on a hop on hop off bus tour, you are given a set of earbuds, you boarded a two-decker bus and proceed to drive a large loop around town with a position-based announcement of the city highlights playing in your ears. Sometimes, you have an option to purchase extra tour items (a wine tour or a tour of a historical suburb). For us, we purchased an optional “Seal Island Adventure Cruise”. Our instructions were to get off at stop 24 (Hout Bay) for the 40-50 minute cruise. There was a lack of signage telling us where to go at stop 24 so we asked the driver. “Head towards the water. It is on the right.” Having never been in South Africa, we “headed towards the water”. Thirty minutes later, we ask a local for guidance and then we’re properly directed to the cruise. Because of timing, we ended up not going on the cruise but nonetheless enjoyed our walk around the beautiful Hout Bay neighborhood. The rest of the “ear bud bus tour” went well. Interesting stories, fantastic vistas, equipment that worked well. So, for the Cape Town Hop-on Hop-off Bus tour (HoHoBT) - it was a reasonably well done presentation of their city. I won’t blame the Seal Cruise problems on them - they were a different operator from HoHoBT and if they choose to not put up signs directing people to their place of business, that is on them. We DID find a wonderful place to eat some local seafood and spent out time in Hout Bay experiencing the local culture. We will probably return to the bus tomorrow - to visit some botanical gardens and a cable car tour to the top of Table Mountain. It is cheaper than Uber! So, mostly well done, folks. Maybe tell your partners that they need to “up their game” with some signage but we were well satisfied with our tour.

The hop-on hop-off bus was a great and easy way to explore the city, and everything was well organized. That said, we found much of the information overlapped with what we had already learned on our Cape of Good Hope and Boulders Beach tour. Still, a very enjoyable day and a

The tour itself was fantastic. However only 4stars because of serious problems with the system not recognising our tickets. Firstly whilst paying for 2 people the system only showed 1 person for the bus. Then for the seal island tour tickets we’re not recognised at all. Very upsetting but they gave us the tour in the end.

The cruise office was closed and we couldn't get to Seal Island because of the rough sea. I was really looking forward to it, which is a shame.

Loved every minute of it, Cape Town has the most beautiful attractions. and the people are so friendly .

It was a very busy day. The buses were always full and tsking a lot of time loading and unloading at each stop. The roads were very busy so travel was quite slow. Seats are very uncomfortable.