Overview

For those with limited time, this full-day tour by Soleil Levant Transfers and Tours combines the highlights of the Cape Peninsula and the Winelands in just one day.

We start by exploring the Peninsula, visiting the Cape of Good Hope nature reserve, Cape Point, and Boulders Beach to see the penguins. In the afternoon, we head to the Groot Constantia for wine tastings, providing a perfect close to the day.

This tour allows you to see multiple top attractions effortlessly. You’ll enjoy stunning coastal scenery, meet fascinating wildlife, and sample world-class wines, all without the stress of planning or navigating.

Our experienced guides share interesting facts along the way, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable trip. With Soleil Levant Transfers and Tours, you’ll experience the best of Cape Town comprehensively and unforgettably.

Tour Highlights

Bo-Kaap

Our first stop is Bo-Kaap, previously known as the Cape Malay Quarter. Here, you can snap photos of the vibrant, colorful houses. Your Soleil Levant Transfers and Tours guide will share fascinating stories about the history and heritage of this community, which has roots in countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, India, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka. Don’t miss the chance to sample traditional Cape Malay snacks like samoosas and koeksisters from local vendors.

Clifton (Maiden’s Cove)

Clifton is famous for its luxurious villas, some of the most expensive in Africa. In addition to its reputation as a millionaire’s playground, it features four beautiful public beaches with stunning views, perfect for relaxing.

Just outside the city center along the Atlantic seaboard is Camps Bay, often called the Beverly Hills of Cape Town. We’ll stop at Maiden’s Cove, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views of Camps Bay.

Chapman’s Peak

Chapman’s Peak Drive, built between 1915 and 1922, connects Hout Bay to the southern peninsula towns. Locally known as “Chapies,” this 9km scenic road winds along steep cliffs that drop into the Atlantic Ocean. With 114 bends, each offering breathtaking views, there are plenty of opportunities to stop for photos.

Boulders Beach Penguin Colony (Simon’s Town)

Boulders Beach is home to thousands of African penguins, one of only three mainland colonies in Africa. These endangered birds, also called “jackass penguins” due to their braying sounds, can be observed from a boardwalk, offering a close view without disturbing them. Simon’s Town, named after a 17th-century Cape Dutch governor, is also known for its fresh seafood and fish restaurants. It’s home to both the South African Navy and the famous penguins of Boulders Beach.

Table Mountain National Park Cape of Good Hope

Part of the Cape Floral Kingdom, Table Mountain National Park Cape of Good Hope is a 7,700-hectare park and a UNESCO World Heritage site. It houses the Cape Point Lighthouse and the Cape of Good Hope, with more plant species than any other floral kingdom. You might even spot some wildlife.

Cape of Good Hope

The Cape of Good Hope is known for its dramatic coastline, rough seas, and rich history. It was once seen as the “corner” of Africa by early explorers. You can hike up to the summit and take a photo with the iconic “Welcome to the Cape of Good Hope” sign.

Groot Constantia

Finish your tour with a visit to Groot Constantia, a historic wine estate founded in 1685. This charming estate is filled with history and is a pleasure to explore. Take a guided tour of its wine cellars and enjoy a wine-tasting session before returning to Cape Town.

What’s included in the Tour

• Pick up and drop off at accommodation (Cape Town & surrounds)
• Private tour guide/driver.
• Private luxury vehicle and Fuel.
• 2 Bottled water
• Table Mountain Tickets
• Entry/Admission – Chapman’s Peak Drive
• Entrance fees to Boulders Penguins colony (ZAR 215.00 Adult; ZAR105.00 Child)
• Cape of Good Hope Main Gate (ZAR 455.00 Adult; ZAR 225.00 Child)
• Wine Tasting to Groot Constantia

What’s not included in the Tour

• Gratuities
• Meals ( Lunch )