Top Western Cape Fun & Games

Bloukrans Bridge is famously the world’s highest bridge bungee jump, located close to Nature’s Valley, along South Africa’s Garden Route. On this tour, experience the ultimate adrenaline rush as you zipline to the platform and bungee jump from the top of the bridge, at a height of 709 feet (216 meters), over the stunning Bloukrans River Gorge.

Swap repetitive selfies for stunning portraits of your time in Cape Town with backdrops of the area's natural beauty. Ideal for solo travelers, couples, and groups alike—the photoshoot is tailored to fit in with your specific requirements. Either pick a location or receive recommendations, then enjoy the luxury of having your own professional photographer to capture special moments in the "Mother City".

Newlands Forest, an Afrotemperate region features ancient trees and a shaded canopy, offering a cool retreat during summer. This hidden gem is a trending tourist destination with well-defined hiking trails, family- and pet-friendly circuits, a mountain bike route, mobile food trucks, and serviced restrooms. On weekends, you may observe indigenous communities quietly performing ancient rituals, reflecting the spirit of ubuntu in South Africa. Your guide highlights the indigenous knowledge systems and conservation efforts spearheaded by SANBI (South African Biodiversity Institute). The tour includes a visit to Panorama Guesthouse & Forest Sanctuary, located on the forest's perimeter, where you can explore a unique crystal collection and meet our welcoming staff. The route ends at Kirstenbosch Gardens, with a stop at the Lady Anne Barnard ruins. Your guide will share re-enactment stories about the site's colonial history and its role in creating South Africa’s national garden.

Highlight Duration of the flight, safety measures, group sizes, and any special features or commentary provided during the journey the guest would be greatly appreciated. The experience includes a 360-degree panoramic view of Robben Island, famed as the site of President Nelson Mandela’s prison, offering visitors not only a scenic delight but also a profound historical connection. Furthermore, seeing the Table Mountain and the broader Cape Town cityscape from the skies presents an unmatched perspective that few other tours can match. The average helicopter flight covers a distance of approximately 23 kilometres, allowing participants to fully immerse themselves in the breathtaking natural beauty and conservation areas that surround Robben Island.