Cape Point and Boulder's Penguins Full Day Tour

We drive around Chapman's Peak as we leave Hout Bay, stopping at the overlook for amazing pictures. It should come as no surprise that one of the world's finest adventures is Chapman's Peak.

With Noordhoek as an optional stop, we continue our coastal trek while enjoying the stunning views of Long Beach and Noordhoek below. At the Village Roast, guests can savor some of the greatest coffee made in Cape Town at their own expense.

We take our famous picture with the Cape of Good Hope name board and visit the Cape of Good Hope. We will also examine the monuments honoring Dias and Vasco Da Gama here. Along the route, you will come across a variety of plants and animals as well as stunning beaches.

From the Cape of Good Hope to Cape Point. Once at Cape Point, we can choose to ride the Flying Dutchman Funicular to the Cape Point Lighthouse or go on a 15-minute trek. We are also going to explore the Cape Point, the most southwestern point of Africa, where the warm Agulhas current of the Indian Ocean meets the chilly Benguela current of the Atlantic Ocean.

Our next destination is the Boulders Beach penguin colony, where your guide will take you to the viewing area so you can get up close and personal with a few of the 2500 breeding colonies of African penguins. On the boardwalk, you might even come across one or two of these fascinating animals strolling beside you.

We'll pass Muizenberg on our way back, where the colorful beach cottages are located. The beach cottages serve as restrooms during changes. These remind me of the "bathing machine" of the 1800s, a sort of cart that allowed women to change into their bathing suits by being rolled down to the water's edge.

Approximately 18:00 p.m., visitors will be dropped off at their Cape Town accommodation.