Cape Town

For those visiting Cape Town, South Africa – the iconic Table Mountain should be the first sight you should visit. The bustling city of Cape Town showcases an alluring combination of Sea, Mountain trails, powdery White Beaches, c.olorful lanes, extraordinary heritage monuments, a spectacular, chic waterfront harbor, incredible hotel/restaurant choices, choicest cuisines and some astonishing wines. Not to forget to mention, the Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years; and much more.

For the uninitiated, the lively V&A Waterfront offers a variety of shops, markets, restaurants activities and attractions to enjoy; the Sunset Cruise at the Table Bay is a must; and so are the Sunset views from Signal Hill; if you are a water person, then a Sunset Kayak experience along Table Bay Coastline will be magical.

As you take a tour of the iconic Table Mountain you will experience true bliss. Thereafter a trip to the colourful Bo Kaap (Cape Malay Quarter), a walk through the Company Gardens and the Greenmarket Square will be an altogether new and refreshing experience. Interestingly Bo-Kaap is one of the city’s most Instagrammable spots thanks to its picturesque colourful houses and cobblestone streets.

Experience the spectacular natural splendour and abundance of life of the Cape Peninsula. With scenic views to take your breath away and photo opportunities galore this trip also takes you through a World Heritage Site – the Cape Floral Kingdom.

The Chapman’s Peak, known as one of the most spectacular scenic drives in the world, all the way along the Peninsula to the southern tip at Cape Point. An invigorating walk takes you to the two lighthouses at the top and bottom of the headland, from where you will enjoy extraordinary views of the cliffs and the ocean below.