#1 Boulders Penguins & Cape Point Full Day Tour with Pickup

Pick up starts early in the morning, we pick up our passengers from their hotel/hostel, as long as these are located within our pick-up area. You will be able to choose your hotel/hostel when booking. Pick up time will be confirmed via chat.

Our journey begins with a visit to the renowned Hout Bay, where golden sands of the Atlantic seaboard meet the ever-active waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Breathe in the fresh ocean breeze and soak up the sun as you revel in the breathtaking surroundings. For those seeking an immersive wildlife experience, we offer an optional visit to Hout Bay Seal Island, available at an additional fee - Please make sure you bring some cash along.

Embark on a scenic drive along the mesmerizing Atlantic Seaboard, where we'll pass by the renowned Camps Bay Beach. Marvel at the dazzling shoreline and soak in the beachfront charm of this picturesque destination.

Optional Activity - please make sure you have cash available

Next, brace yourself for even more inspiring natural beauty, as we traverse the world-famous Chapman's Peak Drive. Renowned for its unrivaled views, this coastal road offers a real feast for the eyes, with every turn revealing another postcard-worthy view. Prepare to have your breath taken away as you witness nature's masterpiece unfold before you. Photo opportunity with incredible views

One we get to the beautiful Cape Point Nature Reserve, we will explore the iconic lighthouse, offering panoramic views of the surrounding beauty followed by a 45-minute hike to the legendary Cape of Good Hope, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans unite. This sacred site has long been a symbol of exploration and adventure, and you will become a part of its rich history as you look out across the coastline.

Scenic drive via the Atlantic Seaboard with the stunning Twelve Apostle mountains as a back drop

As we venture further along our journey, we will arrive at the Cape of Good Hope, an iconic and historical landmark. Stand at the very edge of the continent, where the mighty Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. This sacred site has long been a symbol of exploration and adventure, and you will become a part of its rich history as you look out across the coastline.