Cape Peninsula private tour
Cape Point and Boulders Beach penguins, in one private day.
Overview
A full day around the Cape Peninsula, from the Atlantic Seaboard to Cape Point and back along False Bay. Travel privately with your own group and set the pace together.
Highlights
- Atlantic Seaboard views over Camps Bay and the Twelve Apostles
- Hout Bay harbour
- Chapman's Peak Drive (when open)
- Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point
- Boulders Beach and its African penguin colony
- Simon's Town and the False Bay coast
- Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden or Constantia on the way back
A typical day
This plan is indicative only. Every trip is customisable, and timings depend on the season, weather, traffic and your pace.
- MorningPick-up from your accommodation in Cape Town and drive along the Atlantic Seaboard.
- Mid-morningHout Bay, then Chapman's Peak Drive if the road is open.
- MiddayCape of Good Hope and Cape Point in Table Mountain National Park.
- LunchA lunch stop along the way, at a place you choose.
- AfternoonBoulders Beach penguins and Simon's Town.
- Late afternoonReturn to your accommodation, via Kalk Bay or Constantia if time allows.
Typically included
- Private trip for your group only
- Pick-up and drop-off at your accommodation in Cape Town
- A day plan shaped around your interests
- One point of contact on WhatsApp before and during your trip
Arranged on request
- Entry fees, tickets and tastings (shown in your quote)
- Meals and restaurant bookings
- Accommodation for multi-day trips
- Child seats (ask when you enquire)
What your quote covers
Quoted for your group: private transport and planning for the day or trip.
Separate or optional unless agreed in your quote: park entry fees, the Table Mountain cableway, wine tastings, meals and accommodation.
Questions about this tour
How long is the Cape Peninsula tour?
It is usually planned as a full day. We confirm timings with you when we plan the day.
Are park entry fees included?
Entry fees for Table Mountain National Park sections such as Cape Point and Boulders Beach are confirmed in your quote.
Can we see the penguins?
Boulders Beach is home to an African penguin colony and is a usual stop on this route.