Top South Africa Shore Excursions - page 6

With this small-group tour, you can visit a hotspot for wildlife lovers visiting Cape Town—Boulders Beach, which is home to a colony of endangered African penguins. To save you time waiting in visitor lines, admission to Boulders Beach is included. You can also visit other notable locations on this tour, such as Bo-Kaap, Muizenberg Beach, and Chapman’s Peak Drive.

Addo Elephant National Park holds one of Africa's densest elephant populations along with the rest of the Big Five, and this full-day group trip gives cruise passengers a full morning of game viewing. Lunch is a traditional South African braai eaten inside the park, and in the afternoon, move to a private reserve nearby, where you approach giraffes on foot with a guide.

This day safari takes you to KwaZulu-Natal, a coastal province known for its beauty and diverse array of wildlife. The tour has two stops: the African Raptor Center, with over 100 birds of prey, and the Tala Private Game Reserve, home to kudu, hippo, buffalo, giraffe, wildebeest, eland, and other big game animals. Cover both sites in just half a day, a difficult feat to do on your own.

Wherever you are in the Zulu Kingdom you are no more than 3 hours from Africa’s iconic Big 5. Today, however, you shall be a whole lot closer. It is a 05h00 start. As you know wildlife, especially predators, are most active around dawn and dusk. The Big 5 Bucketlist Safari gives you the best chance to see the Big 5 on a day tour within KwaZulu Natal. Enter into a Premier Private Game Reserve and meet your knowledgeable ranger. Listen to a briefing on game drive etiquette before you start your 3 hour morning safari. Your ranger will track wildlife while keeping tabs on sightings throughout the reserve giving you the best chance to be in the right place at the right time. This reserve only permits travellers staying at their luxury lodges to traverse the park, unless you’re with us of course. Time for lunch. After lunch we’re heading deeper into the reserve. Embark on another 3 hour game drive focusing on different game. At approximately 16h00 we will depart for Durban.

Discover Cape Town’s natural history on this shared full-day tour of Table Mountain and the Cape of Good Hope. Featuring stops at mountains, beaches, and historic villages, this excursion offers a comprehensive sightseeing experience. Ideal for nature lovers and visitors eager to explore South Africa’s natural heritage with hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Discover two top Cape Town attractions on this half-day tour with a small group. Enjoy convenient pickup from your Cape Town hotel and transfer to the Nelson Mandela Gateway. Travel to Robben Island for a guided tour around the island, including the cell where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. Afterwards, enjoy free time at the V&A Waterfront.

Check off main South African highlights such as the Cape of Good Hope, Boulders Beach, and Chapman's Peak when you book this Cape Peninsula Private Adventure Tour. This private experience is for just you and your own private group of up to eight people, making it ideal for families. Plus, travel from place to place in a private vehicle that features comfortable air conditioning.

Visit the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island to learn about apartheid and see where Mandela and other activists and politicians were incarcerated during the regime. After lunch (own expense), visit Table Mountain and enjoy free time at Bo-Kaap, a neighborhood known for its colorful houses and Cape Malay culture.

This wine-themed tour is the perfect way to avoid crowded and commercial vineyards. Instead, get a guide’s advice on where to find the authentic family-owned vineyards, and set off on an adventure to the Wine Country in a comfortable air-conditioned minivan. The route visits multiple wineries in a day—such as Thelema Mountain Vineyards, L'Avenir Country Lodge, and Muratie—with plenty of tastings along the way.

Just an hour from Port Elizabeth, Addo Elephant National Park is home to many herds of elephants, the endangered black rhino, plus lions, hyenas, zebras, and more. Time-conscious travelers can make the most of the park in just a day on this convenient small-group tour, with hotel pickup, an expert guide, binoculars on board, and a traditional braai (barbecue) lunch.

Join us on Private tour with qualified guide, you will see Highlightes of the cost of Cape peninsula and via camps bay, Hout bay and champ's peak driver to the most south-western point of African continent and we will stop by Boulder's Beach African Penguins colony and Constantia wine Regions on the same day we will help you to visit one of the oldest wine regions in south Africa and special guide accompanies you to teach you about local wine.

Experience Top Wine Tasting at three of the finest wine estates on this private Half-Day Winelands Tour from Cape Town to Paarl and Stellenbosch with a personal tour guide/driver in a private vehicle. Enjoy a Cheese and Wine tasting at Fairview Wine and Cheese Estate, Biltong and wine tasting at Marianne Wine Estate and a Wine tasting at Babylonstoren. End off the day with a drive-by Stellenbosch town orientation tour - the second oldest town in South Africa and home to more than 200 wine estates. This is the perfect tour for guests with limited time or who only desire to visit a few wineries in the Cape Winelands.

Get a personalized look at the scenic Cape West Coast region during this full-day private tour aboard a private vehicle. Enjoy the coastal scenery and fun-filled sightseeing stops including a wine and olive tasting, a visit to Langebaan and !Khwa ttu village, West Coast National Park, a look at the West Coast Fossil Park, and much more. Entrance fees and tastings extra.

Escape the city and embark on a journey into the rolling hillsides of South Africa's Natal Midlands. You'll venture into the Tala Game Reserve, where you'll have a chance to explore the privately-owned eco estate known for its wildlife and birds. It's the perfect way to enjoy spectacular scenery and African wildlife in a close-top safari vehicle.

Join us on this wonderful private tour with our qualified and flexible guide.You will be able to see the landscape, unspoiled coast of the Cape peninsula towards the most south-western point of African continent. Shortly before we leave the city we will take a quick stop in Bo-Kaap a historic neighborhood. It is formerly known as the Malay Quarter, with colourful houses.Here you will have the opportunity to take photos and your guide will walk you around to explore this interesting neighborhood. From here we shall be driving through Camps Bay, with a quick stop at Maiden's Cove for photos.We shall then proceed to Hout Bay and you will have the opportunity to visit the Seal Island on the boat which takes about 40 munites (return trip).From Hout Bay harbour we shall proceed to Chapman's Peak, the most scenic route in Cape Town, hacked in the face of mountains and cliffs.We will stop at Boulders Beach, home for African Penguin. please note that this tour requires Minimum of two people.

Discover the history, culture, and art of Port Elizabeth on a small-group tour that explores everything from iconic structures to African shops. A guided tour allows you to enjoy South Africa’s second-oldest city without worrying about navigating the confusing streets on foot or public transportation. Plus, narration along the way means you won’t pass by the historic sites without recognizing their cultural significance.

Discover the incredible heritage of South Africa's Zulu people with a visit to Phezulu Cultural Village and Reptile Park. Depart Durban for KwaZulu-Natal's stunning Valley of 1000 Hills, where many Zulu people still reside. The park itself is known for its traditional beehive-shaped huts and hands-on experiences like Zulu spear making. Witness a colorful Zulu dance performance, then embark on an informative tour of the park's reptile portion where you'll learn first-hand about resident crocodiles and snakes, including the notorious green mamba.

Experience the ultimate Big Five Safari Game Drive, where adventure meets luxury in the heart of the Cape wilderness. Begin your journey with a warm welcome and refreshing drinks, followed by a hearty buffet breakfast to fuel your day. Then, embark on an exhilarating 2- to 3-hour game drive in an open 4x4 safari vehicle, led by an expert guide who will share fascinating insights about the diverse wildlife and breathtaking landscapes. After your safari adventure, indulge in a sumptuous buffet lunch, making this an unforgettable Cape Town private safari experience.

It is a private tour for those who do not like crowds. It is a tour which brings the travelers to all the major landmarks of this world class city. Travelers have a feel of the blue flag beaches, Table Mountain-one of the New 7 Wonders of nature. Travelers have a great opportunity to take great photos from the many locations in the city. Explore this city which is attracting many movie makers because of its attractive locations. Travelers learn about the several museums and the oldest building in South Africa, District Six forced removals and the art gallery. Learn about the first ever human heart transplant in 1967. The first ever male organ transplant in 2014 and the history The Cape Town 2010 Fifa World cup stadium. This is also a great opportunity to mix with the locals,have a feel of their hospitality. They top it up with a visit to the beautiful Kirstenbosch botanical garden. One of the smallest botanical Gardens in the world but rated top 5 in plant species globally.

This private tour is a stress-free alternative to encountering large crowds on public transport. Instead, enjoy hotel pickup, drop-off, and seamless transfers between sites in a private vehicle. Along the way, ride a cable car up Table Mountain, and take a stroll around the stunning Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. Round off the trip with a visit to a wine estate that dates back 300+ years.

Explore Cape Town's Best in One Day - A Cruise Shore Excursion Experience the top attractions of Cape Town in a hassle-free shore excursion designed for cruise ship guests. Explore the vibrant Bo Kaap neighbourhood, indulge in Cape Malay cuisine, and weather permitting, ascend Table Mountain for breathtaking views. Enjoy the dramatic coastal vistas of Chapman's Peak and visit the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point for an iconic photo and magnificent ocean views. Get close to African Penguins at Boulder's Beach and explore charming coastal towns while sampling local delights. Small Groups, Big Adventure: Our personalised tour caters to small groups, ensuring a tailored experience. We handle transportation, including Chapman's Peak toll fees. Book now for a diverse and crowd-free adventure in Cape Town!

It can be tricky to come up with a Cape Town sightseeing itinerary that keeps both kids and adults entertained, so save yourself the hassle and leave the planning to an expert. With this family-friendly tour, you can look forward to an itinerary that gives your family the opportunity to feed giraffes, visit an aquarium, see lions, and for the adults—go wine tasting too.

Learn about Cape Town’s history, see local wildlife, and enjoy spectacular driving routes with this comprehensive highlights tour. You can escape crowded sightseeing buses, as this is a private tour that’s exclusively for your group. Along the way, access views of popular beaches, such as Camps Bay; ride along Chapman’s Peak Drive, and see the endangered African penguin colony at Boulders Beach.

Table Mountain National Park is recognized as one of the world's most remarkable attractions. Hikers and climbers immerse in a blend of rugged mountains, dramatic cliffs and kloofs, unique and famous vegetation dominated by the fynbos such as proteas and ericas. Small animals like Klipsringer, Onyx, Rock hyrax (dassie), Agama, with a wide range of birdlife can be spotted. Hikers enjoy mesmerizing views of the glorious Atlantic Seaboard encompassing magnificent bays and beaches, dunes and lagoons, and the notorious Robben Island. Join us and discover more about Table Mountain whose existence is inextricably intertwined with the history of Cape Town and its people, starting from the Cape’s indigenous people – the Khoi pastoralists and the San hunter-gatherers - to modern days.