Group Experiences in Cape Town

Visit the historic Robben Island and learn more about South Africa's past. Start the adventure at the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island, situated in the heart of the Clocktower Precinct at the V&A Waterfront. Next, hop aboard a shared ferry for a scenic 30-minute boat ride to Robben Island. Once there, enjoy a guided bus tour with live commentary, offering a snapshot of the island's landmarks, monuments, and structures. For detailed information, an ex-political prisoner from Robben Island will provide a personal recounting of prison life during turbulent times. Peek inside the prison cell of one of the greatest political leaders in the world, Nelson Mandela. Finally, wrap up the tour with a 30-minute ferry ride back to Cape Town.

Visit Robben Island to learn about South Africa's history. Pre-book your ferry and tour entry to avoid waiting in line. Head to the meeting point and proceed to the boarding area for a shared ferry transfer to Robben Island. The ride takes about 30 minutes. Upon arrival, meet an ex-political prisoner who will guide you around the island. Board a bus for a tour of the area and listen to first-hand accounts of prison life.

Prepare for a journey to the famous Robben Island Museum, a symbol of resilience and South Africa's history during apartheid. Visit Nelson Mandela's cell, a powerful reminder of the fight for freedom. Learn about the struggle of the political prisoners held on the island and how they fought for justice and human rights. Witness the island's natural beauty and amazing coastal views, which contrast with its dramatic past.

Let Cape Town come to you with a full day on the hop-on hop-off bus, covering all essential attractions and landmarks in Cape Town. Get on and off the bus when you like, or stay on board for the full tours on all three routes. It's the quickest, smartest way to see Cape Town. Hop off off close to the Table Mountain Cableway, V&A Waterfront, Camps Bay, the gateway to Robben Island, ‘Moaning Minnie’ Lighthouse, Green Point Urban Park, Cape Town Stadium and more.

Explore the famous Franschhoek Wine Valley in the best way possible: on the Franschhoek hop-on hop-off wine tram and bus. Make the most of two separate routes, each stopping off at various wine estates around the area, and sample some local wine along the way. Learn about the local history, which dates back over 300 years, when the Huguenots first settled here and brought over their knowledge of traditional viticulture from their native France. The valley has since been transformed into one of the most picturesque and beautiful winemaking regions in the world, full of proud heritage as well as stunning natural scenery.

The Cape Town Mega Pass is the closest thing you’ll get to a key to the whole city. With this handy e-Pass more than 80 top attractions in Cape Town are yours to enjoy! There’s family friendly attractions like the Two Oceans Aquarium, a seal and harbour cruise, and top museums like the Zeitz MOCCA museum and the South African Museum. The Hop-on Hop-Off bus is included with the Cape Town Mega Pass. Take advantage of the various routes and easily reach some of the city’s best attractions. There’s even the chance for a wine tasting and estate tour and a sunset champagne cruise.

Cruise through more of Cape Town with a Hop-on Hop-off bus ticket. Not only do you get a day ticket for the bus and its three routes – including a drive to three wine estates – but there’s a free walking tour, and a cable car journey to the top of Table Mountain! With so many options, make your own adventure. Enjoy an historic tour of the city, or see the Bo-Kaap neighbourhood. Discover the happening highlights, head down the peninsula, or wine-it-up at the vineyards. Finally, feast your eyes on the panoramas of the city from atop the mighty Table Mountain.

Discover South Africa's historical sites with this exclusive package, which includes a tour of the Robben Island Museum and a ride to the top of Table Mountain. Learn about apartheid from former political prisoners and visit Mandela's prison cell on a 3.5-hour tour at the Robben Island Museum. Use the Fast Track ticket to skip the lines and reach the top of Table Mountain for a great aerial view of Cape Town.

Use TouringBee’s smartphone app audio guide to navigate Cape Town. The route covers central districts, including significant landmarks such as the Castle of Good Hope, District Six, and Company's Garden. Visit the Bo-Kaap neighborhood, known for its colorful houses, and continue to the V&A Waterfront. Weather permitting, you may also see Table Mountain and the surrounding peaks. The app includes a map for a self-guided walking route, allowing about 1.5–2 hours of exploration. The downloaded guide works offline and provides audio narration compatible with headphones. Learn stories and legends about the locations along the way on your own schedule.

Prepare for an exciting ride on a high-tech aerial cable car to the top of Table Mountain in Cape Town. With the Fast Track Table Mountain ticket, skip the lines and hop straight onto the cable car. Fly above the Mother City as you admire scenic views of the city and surrounding area. This exciting adventure is a must-do when visiting Cape Town. Don't miss out on witnessing this natural wonder located in the UNESCO Cape Floral Region World Heritage Site.

This experience takes you on a cruise to Duiker Island, where thousands of spirited Cape fur seals bask, play, and frolic in their natural habitat. As the boat sails towards the island, you can enjoy views of Hout Bay and the Cape's famed landmarks, Chapman’s Peak Drive and Sentinel Mountain. And you might just spot other charismatic marine critters, like playful dolphins and majestic whales, who call these waters home.

Visit one of South Africa’s most visited museums on this half-day tour to Robben Island from Cape Town, and see the cell that confined Nelson Mandela for 18 years. You'll enjoy a ride around the island on a bus, before being taken to the museum. Robben Island is a harsh reminder of the apartheid system. Explore what's now a symbol of the triumph of the human spirit over adversity and injustice. Your guide will be a former prisoner, who'll certainly have some stories to tell about prison life on the island. This half-day package includes museum admission and round-trip transfer from your Cape Town accommodation.

Built upon a decommissioned grain silo on Cape Town's V&A waterfront, the Zeitz MOCAA building is as much a work of art as the treasures it stores inside. The colossal building has undertaken the large task of representing the wide spectrum of languages, cultures, and art that constitute Africa. With the underlying goal of inclusivity, the Zeitz MOCAA's seven floors of exhibit space and their 100+ galleries provide the perfect setting to achieve it. Guests can expect to see works not only from the continent, but by African artists from Italy, Iran, England and more.

If you want to get a flavour of South Africa's rich wine heritage, there isn't a better place to go than the Groot Constantia Wine Estate. Groot Constantia is South Africa's oldest wine farm, with a grape-to-glass tradition that goes back to 1685. Your Groot Constantia Wine Estate experience includes audio-guided tours of the modern cellars, vineyard, and manor house. You'll also visit the original Cloete Cellar of this national monument with a savvy guide. You'll be thirsty after all that exploring – luckily you'll get to try five of Groot Constantia's signature wines!

Fly over the city of Cape Town and land next to the sea. Experienced pilots and modern equipment are involved in this activity to ensure safety. Flights depend on weather conditions. This flight is an instructional Tandem Paragliding flight with a qualified instructor. Tandem Paragliding training flights are performed under SACAA 0024 DTO.

Hear firsthand accounts of Nelson Mandela's life from the perspective of his warder and chef, Jack Swart. Learn about day-to-day moments and significant events from someone who spent substantial time with Mandela. See photos from Jack's personal collection. Get an authentic look at Mandela through stories and images shared by someone who spent years by Mandela's side.

Tour Cape Town’s Peninsula on a full-day trip showcasing key sights and lesser-known spots. Drive along a coastal route, view African Penguins at Boulders Beach, and see scenery from the Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope. Make stops at Muizenberg Beach Huts and Chapman’s Peak Drive for photo opportunities and cultural insights.

Visit the South African Jewish Museum in the country's historic urban center. This museum, connected to South Africa's oldest synagogue, blends old and new architecture. Inside, you'll find interactive displays and artifacts that tell the story of South African Jewry's roots in Eastern Europe. The museum features a life-sized shtetl recreation, offering insights into Jewish life, culture, and religion. You can also view a rare collection of Netsuke, Japanese miniature art. The South African Jewish Museum celebrates a community that has significantly influenced South Africa's history and culture.

Experience an exciting day trip from Cape Town to Aquila Safari Game Reserve. Spend three hours spotting Africa's Big Five—lion, rhino, elephant, buffalo, and leopard—plus other wildlife. Enjoy a buffet lunch and a game drive, with round-trip hotel transport included for a hassle-free adventure.

Prepare to explore the natural beauty and adventure on a Cape Peninsula guided tour. Start the tour with a convenient hotel pickup and later explore the local wildlife and visit iconic landmarks. Watch the playful penguins at Boulders Beach and see the famous Cape of Good Hope. Remember that all the entrances and national park fees are not included in the ticket price.

Start your day with a journey to the summit of Table Mountain, enjoying amazing views of the city and coastline from the cable car. Next, visit the Company's Garden, home to the Iziko South African National Gallery and the South African Museum. Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local hotspot, experiencing Cape Town's culinary culture. Explore the vibrant Bo-Kaap area, rich in Cape Malay history, and visit the Bo-Kaap Museum. Head to the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront for shopping, dining, and the Two Oceans Aquarium. End the day with a scenic drive along Signal Hill, admiring the city skyline at sunset.

Prepare for an extraordinary adventure close to where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. This scenic Cape Point and Peninsula tour offers a day's exploration of one of South Africa's favourite destinations. Hop on a luxury bus and set off towards Cape Point with your expert guide providing context as you go. You'll enjoy two hours of free time to fully explore Cape Point, including the chance to waddle around with the rare penguins on Boulder Beach. Hike to the beautiful, world-famous Cape of Good Hope, and opt to ride the Flying Dutchman funicular for mesmerizing views!

You gawk while they squawk! Capetown's World of Birds isn't just the continent's largest bird sanctuary, but it's also home to monkeys, mammals and reptiles! As far as aviaries go, you'll find macaws, eagles, falcons, and flamingoes just to name a few (400 species makes one long list!). Inside the monkey jungle, you can walk amongst squirrel monkeys. Watch as babies ride on their mother's back and if you stay still you might even have some climbing over you. Moving onto other mammals, keep an eye out for different enclosures with baboons, marmosets, mongooses, and even raccoons.

Explore the Franschhoek wine region on a hop-on hop-off tram tour with two route options. Travel through vineyards on a tram and choose which wineries to visit. Taste wine without the need to drive. Enjoy convenient pickup and drop-off at Cape Town hotels.

Visit the Castle of Good Hope, South Africa's oldest colonial building. Walk through the art and photography exhibits that illustrate the city's early history. Explore the Castle Military Museum and the William Fehr Collection, featuring art, antique Cape furniture, and historic items. Join the tour to learn about South Africa's heritage and military background. Watch the Key Ceremony that includes the ceremonial unlocking and firing of the signal cannon.

Visit Century City in Cape Town to see The Long March to Freedom. This exhibit features 100 life-size bronze statues, making it the largest display of its kind in the world. Opened on 15 November 2019, it offers a unique look at historical figures

Take a culinary tour through Cape Town’s cultural center. Start in Bo-Kaap, where you taste Cape Malay food and learn about the neighborhood's history. Then, try African dishes that showcase the continent’s heritage. Next, go to Heritage Square for Afrikaans classics and a variety of South African food. Walk the streets and find hidden spots while taking in the local vibe. Finish with a floral tea and rusk tasting, highlighting the flavors and benefits of Cape’s fynbos plants.

Hike to the top of Lion’s Head in Cape Town, starting with a brief welcome and safety overview. Along the way, enjoy 360° views of the city, the peninsula, and Table Mountain. Your guide will share practical tips about the trail and offer insights into the local landscape. You can choose to summit at sunrise or sunset, with chances to take photos in unique lighting. Depending on the time of day, parts of the hike may be done with headlamps as the city lights come on. The hike lasts around 3 to 3.5 hours. It begins 1.5 hours before sunrise or 2 hours before sunset.

Join a 3-hour guided hike along lesser-known trails away from the crowds. Typically starting in the early morning, see unique views and the Fynbos plant kingdom, specific to Cape Town. Take regular breaks to look at the natural surroundings. The usual way down is by cable car, but hiking down is an option if the weather affects the route.

Spend the day visiting the wine regions of Paarl, Franschhoek, and Stellenbosch in a private, air-conditioned car from Cape Town. Taste wine, cheese, and chocolate along the way and enjoy a vineyard lunch in the scenic countryside. Learn about the region's history from a local guide. In Paarl, sample cheese and wine. Next, head to Franschhoek, known for its French heritage and historic vineyards. Then, visit Stellenbosch, a region known for its Pinotage wines and award-winning farms.

Arrive at the reserve and check in at reception before enjoying a buffet lunch. Board an open-air vehicle for a 2-3 hour safari game drive through the 10,000-hectare reserve. The landscape of mountains and valleys provides excellent conditions for wildlife viewing. Experienced rangers will help you spot Africa's Big Five, along with giraffes, hippos, black and blue wildebeest, zebras, ostriches, springbok, gemsbok, jackals, and various antelope. The reserve also features a natural wetland with 172 bird species, including breeding pairs of the rare Black Eagle. The full-day safari tour concludes with a return transfer to your Cape Town hotel.

Join the Sunset Big 5 Aquila Safari for an unforgettable experience in the African bushveld. See lions, elephants, buffalos, leopards, and rhinos up close on an amazing ride through Aquila Private Game Reserve. Relax with South African wines and authentic delicacies as the sun sets, offering beautiful views of the landscape. Follow the expert safari guides to learn about the wildlife and their behaviors while enjoying the scenery from open-air 4x4 vehicles, perfect for viewing and photographing the wildlife.

Travel in a luxury private vehicle and explore the Cape Peninsula, visiting beautiful beaches and landscapes all the way to Cape Point. Reach the Table Mountain top by the cable car to see amazing views of Cape Town city. Visit Boulders Beach to see the amazing penguin colony and enjoy a drive along the scenic Chapman's Peak.

Prepare for a day trip to the top tourist attractions of Cape Town with a guide. Explore the colorful Bo-Kaap houses, visit iconic Table Mountain for a cable car ride with amazing views, see the Penguin colony at Boulder's Beach, and cruise Chapman's Peak. Enjoy pickup and drop-off from your Cape Town hotel for a hassle-free day of sightseeing.

Visit Robben Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in South Africa where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. Avoid queues and enjoy a shared boat trip and museum tour with your pre-booked ticket that includes transfers between your hotel and the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island. Learn about the island's history and how Nelson Mandela and other leaders fought for South Africa's freedom. Reach Groot Constantia, the oldest wine estate in South Africa, located in the beautiful Constantia Valley. Established in 1685, it offers a glimpse into the country's rich wine-making history. Stroll through the beautiful vineyards and gardens, enjoying the amazing views.

Join the Aquila Private Game Reserve tour to see the Big 5 animals in their natural habitat. Begin the tour with welcome drinks and a buffet breakfast and then go on a 2-3 hour tour of the game reserve in an open 4x4 vehicle with an expert guide. Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch after the safari ends.

Join the full-day safari with an optional visit to the Nederburg for wine tasting. Begin your tour with an open-air safari at Aquila Private Game Reserve, where you'll see Africa's Big 5 in their natural habitats, guided by experts. Explore prime spots within the reserve where you can spot lions, leopards, and rhinos. Return from the safari, enjoying a wine tasting (optional) and lunch at Nederburg estate with natural views.

Prepare for an exciting adventure through Cape Town's top locations, including the Cape Peninsula and the Cape Winelands. Explore Table Mountain National Park with a private 'Blue Badge' guide, take a cable car ride to the top, and visit the Cape of Good Hope. See African penguins at Boulders Beach, and enjoy a wine and cheese tasting in Stellenbosch.

Experience a full-day tour of the Cape Winelands and visit four top wineries for wine tastings paired with local cheeses and biltong. Learn about the history of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, with views of Drakenstein, visited by Nelson Mandela.

Discover Cape Town's famous landmarks on a full-day guided tour. Visit Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years, and know its history from a former political prisoner, including a visit to Mandela's cell. Return to Cape Town for a city bus tour, exploring its culture and attractions. End the day with a cable car ride to Table Mountain's summit for great views of the city and coast.

Skip the local buses and join a small-group half-day trip. Go on a comfortable, air-conditioned ride along False Bay's beautiful coastline. Visit St. James Beach and watch the African penguins at Boulders Beach. Enjoy amazing views at the Cape of Good Hope, and explore the Old Cape Point Lighthouse.

Set off on an adventure starting at Table Mountain National Park, one of the world's top attractions, and the scenic Cape of Good Hope, known for its diverse wildlife and flora. Join a small group of up to 13 fellow explorers from Cape Town as the trip begins from your hotel. Enjoy your stops at Hout Bay, Chapman’s Peak, and the penguins at Boulder’s Beach (at your own expense).

Explore Cape Town's famous spots and diverse cultures, including the colorful Bo-Kaap neighborhood. Enjoy amazing views from Table Mountain and visit District Six to learn about its history.

Take a trip through the beautiful landscapes of Constantia, starting with the peaceful Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden. Enjoy a wine tasting at Steenberg, where you can try excellent wines amidst the vineyards. Then, visit Beaux Constantia and Groot Constantia for a unique wine-tasting experience. End the day with a lovely sunset from Signal Hill, offering great views of Cape Town and the Atlantic Ocean. This tour offers a mix of natural beauty, delicious wines, and memorable experiences.

Join a tour of the Cape Winelands, exploring its historic towns and scenic drives. You'll be picked up from Cape Town and taken to South Africa's largest wine-producing region, where grapevines have grown since the 1600s. Visit three top wineries in Stellenbosch, Paarl, or Franschhoek, with tastings included. Learn about the area's history and culture as you tour the vineyards. Appreciate a wine-tasting and cellar tour in the beautiful Paarl Valley. Then, visit the lovely village of Franschhoek. Furthermore, explore Stellenbosch, South Africa's second-oldest town.

Need a hassle-free transfer from Cape Town Airport? This transportation service offers reliable rides at affordable rates. The service has chosen the best options in Cape Town to ensure a smooth and comfortable transfer. With fixed pricing, you won't face any surprises. The service monitors your flight for delays and adjusts the pick-up time at no extra cost. A driver with a South African professional driver's permit will meet you at the arrival area with your name on a sign. The vehicle is well-maintained for your safety and security.

Explore the coastal town of Hout Harbour, known for Chapman's Peak and its amazing harbor. Coffee lovers will always find a perfect brew here. Visit Chapman's Peak for its cliffs, views, wildlife, and historic WWII army base. Enjoy penguin spotting on golden beaches with clear waters, offering a close encounter with these adorable creatures. Experience a delicious seafood lunch with beautiful ocean views. After lunch, visit a seaside village known for its shops, bohemian style, and mouthwatering cuisine. Take a stroll down the main street and enjoy scenic views of the surroundings.

Tempt your taste buds with a menu of South African delicacies! Enjoy crispy fish and chips from street cafes or game meat for a unique dining experience. Try the colossal Gatsby, a sandwich filled with meats, fries, and sauces, or savor Bunny Chow, a loaf of bread filled with curry. Sample Bobotie, a minced beef dish topped with egg custard. For snacks, try Biltong and Droewors, popular bar foods. At braai, enjoy juicy steak, pork or lamb chops, and boerewors sausage. End with sweet Koeksisters, deep-fried and drenched in syrup or honey.

Start your day with a morning pickup from your Cape Town hotel and head to Franschhoek, also known as South Africa's food and wine capital. Arrive at the Franschhoek Wine Tram Station around 9:30 am, where the tour guide will give you a ticket for the wine estate route. Each line features 7 to 8 wineries, allowing you to hop on and off throughout the day. If you miss the tram at a winery, the tour guide will pick you up and take you to the next stop to rejoin the group. Keep in mind that each wine-tasting journey at various estates is an additional cost, payable on the day of the tour. End your day at the Franschhoek Wine Tram Station office and get transferred back to Cape Town with your guide.

On board the Sunset Champagne Cruise, guests will delight in the setting sun and the view of Table Mountain as they set sail from the lively V&A Waterfront. The voyage comes alive with a sparkling toast, courtesy of a complimentary glass of top-tier South African fizz. As the sun dips below the horizon, passengers find themselves enveloped by 360-degree views of the timeless Cape coastline. To elevate the experience, an onboard cash bar brims with a charming array of beverages and snacks.

This canal cruise is an audio-guided tour of Cape Town's most interesting stories, landmarks, and districts. It also makes for a practical way of getting from one place to another for those seeking hassle-free transport, simply hop on and off. From the CBD to the V&A, your audio guide will tell you about canal stories, including the one about the "suitcase of money." The stops along the canal include the One & Only Hotel, Battery Park, AC Marriot, Harbour Bridge, and CTICC.

This amazing private tour from Cape Town takes you to some of the most spectacular viewpoints and most isolated, serene beaches in South Africa. Along the way you'll pass by a number of iconic Cape Town neighbourhoods and have **several animal encounters**, including the chance to **see seals, and penguins**. Your tour also includes time at Cape Point – one of the top tourist destinations in South Africa – that promises stunning ocean views and a rich variety of wildlife.

Discover where Nelson Mandela spent most of his 27-year prison sentence with tickets for a private tour of the historic Long Walk to Freedom on Robben Island. Learn about Nelson Mandela and other political leaders – Robert Sobukwe and Walter Sisulu – on their mission to end oppressive policies in South Africa. Your expert tour guide will narrate important information about South African democracy, culture, and history as you traverse through 400 leaders of the apartheid resistance movement.

See the two top Cape Town attractions in one day with tickets for this Robben Island and Table Mountain Full Day Tour. Take the long walk to freedom in the historical footsteps of former President Nelson Mandela. See the prison cell that incarcerated him for 18 years of his 27-year imprisonment. Listen to the true-life experiences on the island as told by ex-political prisoners who will give you a live guided tour of the Robben Island. Then, visit the breathtaking, iconic geographical landmark, Table Mountain. One of the best tourist attractions in South Africa and one of the new World's seven wonders of nature, Table Mountain will leave you in awe. Take a cable car up and experience the beauty of Mother City from the top. Continue to Bo-Kaap, Company Gardens, St George's Cathedral church, and Groote Kerk.

You'll be spoilt for choice with the Cape Town City Explorer Pass – the hardest part will be deciding which three venues to pick from the 12 available! Will it be the World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary and Monkey Park, or how about priority entrance to the Cape Wheel? Whatever you decide to do with your explorer pass, just make sure you take full advantage of the city's Hop-on Hop-off bus. Even if you're familiar with the city, it's hard to say no to riding through Cape Town's vineyards!

Spend the day exploring the three top wine regions of Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch. This day tour to the Cape Winelands includes a wine and chocolate pairing with a cellar tour, an urban wine (or beer) tasting in Franschhoek, as well as an afternoon wine tasting with cheese pairing at Simonsig, after a guided walk in Stellenbosch. It's a must-do for visitors and locals alike. You'll be treated to a chocolate and wine tasting and cellar tour at the majestic Rhebokskloof wine farm. Drive through Paarl and enjoy a photo stop at the Drakenstein Prison (where Nelson Mandela was released on 11 February 1990) on the way to Franschhoek. Guests will have about 1.5 hours to explore the town, enjoy lunch or indulge in an extra wine tasting. Then, take a scenic drive over the impressive Helshoogte Pass to the picturesque town of Stellenbosch, then head to Simonsig for an afternoon wine tasting with cheese platter, before heading back to Cape Town.

You'll be spoilt for choice with the Cape Town City Explorer Pass – the hardest part will be deciding which three venues to pick from the 12 available! Will it be the World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary and Monkey Park, or how about priority entrance to the Cape Wheel? Whatever you decide to do with your explorer pass, just make sure you take full advantage of the city's Hop-on Hop-off bus. Even if you're familiar with the city, it's hard to say no to riding through Cape Town's vineyards!

Spend the day exploring the three top wine regions of Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch. This day tour to the Cape Winelands includes a wine and chocolate pairing with a cellar tour, an urban wine (or beer) tasting in Franschhoek, as well as an afternoon wine tasting with cheese pairing at Simonsig, after a guided walk in Stellenbosch. It's a must-do for visitors and locals alike. You'll be treated to a chocolate and wine tasting and cellar tour at the majestic Rhebokskloof wine farm. Drive through Paarl and enjoy a photo stop at the Drakenstein Prison (where Nelson Mandela was released on 11 February 1990) on the way to Franschhoek. Guests will have about 1.5 hours to explore the town, enjoy lunch or indulge in an extra wine tasting. Then, take a scenic drive over the impressive Helshoogte Pass to the picturesque town of Stellenbosch, then head to Simonsig for an afternoon wine tasting with cheese platter, before heading back to Cape Town.