Unleash the wonders of Cape Point on our exclusive private Cape Peninsula Tour — a journey where luxury meets nature’s most dramatic coastal scenery. Prepare for a full-day adventure that reveals the soul-stirring beauty of the Cape. From the windswept cliffs of the Cape of Good Hope to the sun-kissed shores where you’ll meet charming Cape penguins, every stop is a story waiting to unfold. Be mesmerised by towering mountains, crashing waves, and the raw power of the peninsula’s rugged tip. If time allows, we’ll round off the day with a stroll through the enchanting Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Travel in comfort and style with a dedicated guide by your side. This private tour ensures a personalised experience, catering to your interests and allowing you to explore at your own pace. Skip the crowded group tours and embrace the flexibility to customise your day, focusing on the highlights that matter most to you. A private air-conditioned shuttle ensures a seamless journey, allowing you to relax and soak in the scenery as your expert guide navigates the unfamiliar roads.
This exclusive Cape Peninsula Tour offers the perfect blend of adventure, luxury, and flexibility. Create lasting memories as you explore the dramatic beauty of the peninsula, encounter its charming wildlife, and delve into its rich history.
Our Cape Town Day Tours kicks off with a majestic introduction! As we depart from your hotel, we’ll head towards the iconic Twelve Apostles mountain range. These 12 dramatic peaks, including the lesser-known western back of Table Mountain, create a breathtaking panorama. Next, prepare to be dazzled by Camps Bay, Cape Town’s very own slice of paradise. Often compared to France’s St. Tropez, Camps Bay by beachfront boasts a pristine beach, luxurious homes, and a vibrant atmosphere. For those looking to stay in the heart of it all, The Bay Hotel is a top recommendation — offering effortless access to the lively Camps Bay Beachfront. Soak in the views and the ambience as we take in this prestigious seaside neighbourhood, one of the most expensive in South Africa. This is just the beginning of your luxurious adventure – buckle up for more stunning sights to come!
Nestled near the scenic Hout Bay Beach, Hout Bay is the oldest fishing harbour in South Africa and offers a delightful add-on to your luxurious adventure. This charming harbour town caters to various interests. Animal lovers can opt for an unforgettable encounter with hundreds of playful Cape Fur Seals basking on the rocks during a 50-minute boat trip to Seal Island. Bird enthusiasts can delve into the vibrant world of over 300 bird species and various small animals at World of Birds, Africa’s biggest bird sanctuary. And for those seeking a refreshing break, the Urban Brewery beckons with a selection of locally brewed craft beers – the perfect way to unwind and soak up the harbour atmosphere. Whether you’re staying nearby or at a luxurious Hout Bay Hotel, your dedicated guide will be happy to help you choose the Hout Bay experience that best suits your interests, ensuring a personalised and memorable exploration.
Brace yourself for a breathtaking journey as we navigate Chapman’s Peak Drive, the next stop on your private tour! Often compared to Italy’s Amalfi Coast or California’s Pacific Highway 1, Chapman’s Peak is a legendary route for a reason. Hugging the rugged coastline just above Chapman’s Bay, this scenic masterpiece offers unparalleled ocean panoramas and endless photo opportunities around every bend. As you wind through dramatic cliffs and feel the refreshing ocean spray, you’ll see why this world-renowned coastal drive is a must-see.
Nearby, the exclusive Chapman’s Bay Estate provides a luxurious backdrop to this iconic stretch, blending nature, tranquility, and sophisticated living. Whether you’re capturing Instagram-worthy shots or simply soaking in the views, Chapman’s Peak Drive, overlooking the serene beauty of Chapman’s Bay, is sure to be a highlight of your Cape Peninsula full day tour!
Chapman’s Peak Drive isn’t the end of the exciting detours on your private Cape Town tour packages! One highly recommended optional stop is the Cape Town Ostrich Ranch, one of the most renowned ostrich farms in South Africa. Here, you’ll have the unique opportunity to get up close and personal with these fascinating flightless giants. At this ostrich farm, you can even feed the ostriches directly from your palms (optional), creating an unforgettable and interactive wildlife experience.
The ostrich farm experience doesn’t stop there — explore the on-site store, which offers a wide selection of high-quality ostrich leather products including belts, bags, and wallets. These items make for a truly luxurious and authentic South African souvenir. Whether you’re curious about the birds or simply love discovering hidden gems, this visit offers both fun and educational value.
Your guide will assist you in deciding whether this feathery detour to the ostrich ranch fits your itinerary, ensuring a seamless and enriching addition to your Cape Peninsula adventure.
Standing at the edge of Africa! After the ostrich encounter (optional), we reach the Cape of Good Hope, the southwesternmost tip of the continent. Feel the power of the ocean and the rich maritime history as you explore this iconic landmark. Take a funicular ride or hike (depending on your preference) up to the Cape Point Lighthouse for truly breathtaking panoramic views of the mountains and the endless Atlantic Ocean. Imagine the historic voyages that passed by this very spot! You can even check the distance between Cape Town and your hometown at the lookout point – a unique photo opportunity!
Our adventure continues to the southernmost tip of Africa – the legendary Cape of Good Hope! Feel the raw power of the Atlantic Ocean and the deep-rooted maritime history as you explore this iconic landmark. Ascend to the historic Cape Point Lighthouse via the thrilling funicular ride or enjoy a scenic hike up the cliffs – either option rewards you with panoramic views that stretch across the rugged coastline, guaranteed to leave you in awe. Picture the brave sailors of centuries past navigating this very point, and be sure to snap a photo at the famous signpost showing the distance to major cities around the globe – one of the most memorable moments on any Cape Town tour.
Next, we journey to charming Simon’s Town, where you’ll find one of only two mainland colonies of African Penguins in Africa! A must-see for wildlife lovers, this area is affectionately known as Penguin Beach, and more specifically, Boulders Beach, home to the famous Cape Town Penguins. Here, you can get up close with these adorable “Jackass Penguins,” named for their comical donkey-like bray. Watch them waddle across the soft white sand and swim playfully in the crystal-clear, sheltered waters. This rare, heartwarming encounter with these tuxedoed seabirds is a highlight of any coastal adventure and an unforgettable wildlife experience in Cape Town.
As an optional final flourish to your private Cape Peninsula tour, we can swing by Muizenberg Beach Front, a vibrant stretch of coastline that offers a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Located in the charming seaside suburb of Muizenberg, South Africa, this destination is ideal for ending your journey on a high note.
Picture yourself strolling along the shoreline, soaking in the sight of the iconic colourful beach huts that line the sand – a true photographer’s dream. The area buzzes with energy, thanks to its reputation as a surfer’s paradise. Watch locals ride the waves with finesse or dive into the action yourself by joining a surf school and learning the basics.
Whether you’re unwinding on the soft sand, exploring quirky beachside cafés, or catching your first wave, this stop delivers an unforgettable finale to your Cape Peninsula exploration.
For a touch of tranquillity, we can also include an optional stop at Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden Cape Town (time permitting). Nestled majestically at the eastern foot of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Botanical is world-renowned for its breathtaking display of South Africa’s indigenous flora. Wander through themed gardens bursting with seasonal colour, from fragrant fynbos to towering cycads, or take a peaceful walk along the iconic Centenary Tree Canopy Walkway, offering elevated views of both the garden and surrounding mountains. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is not only a sanctuary for plant lovers but also a perfect spot to unwind and reconnect with nature amidst your adventure-filled day in Cape Town.
Cape of Good Hope is a headland off the southern corner of South Africa. It is wrongly thought as the southernmost point of the African continent and the spot where the Atlantic and Indian ocean meet.
Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve is the best place to enjoy the beauty of nature and wild. This phenomenal place is a strait peninsula that overhangs into the ocean. With this kind of landscape comes unforeseeable weather and wind. Cape of Good Hope is of the famous tourist attraction. It happens to be a beautiful and scenic picnic spot with hiking and cycling trails around it.
Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias was the first known European person to discover the cape, he discovered it in 1488 and gave it the name ‘Cape Storms’. However, years later it was renamed to Cape of Good Hope to try and attract sailors to the Cape Sea Route which passes through the southern coast of Africa.
There are around 250 different species of birds, including penguins found in the Cape of Good Hope. There are also other animals found in this area which are zebras, deer, antelope, otters, reptiles and rodents. The most famous mammal that exists at the Cape of Good Hope is the Chacma Baboon. There are 11 troops found in the Cape of Good Hope and they consist of 375 individuals throughout the entire Cape Peninsula.
Cape of Good Hope is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is described as “one of the world’s great centres of terrestrial biodiversity”. There is approximately 1100 plans species native to the Cape of Good Hope. These plant species include ‘fynobos’ or ‘fine bush’ vegetation like proteas, cone bushes and tree pincushions.
The Atlantic and the Indian oceans meet at the Cape of Good Hope and these waters can be very treacherous for ships. The currents very dangerous waves that have led to shipwrecks. It was here that the Flying Dutchman was lost in a very bad storm. It is currently a ghost ship doomed to sail this route forever. If one happens to see this ghost ship, it is a signal to imminent disaster.
A very talented Portuguese poet Luis de Camoes personified the Cape of Good Hope in his great poem Os Lusiadas which was printed in 1572. He made a mythological character named Adamastor who symbolises the dangerous situations the Portuguese sailors faced when trying to round the Cape Storms.
The Cape of Good Hope balmy climate attracts tourists to its protected areas, where the influence of the weather conditions on vegetation is full display. The Table Mountain National Park surround the famous 3,563-foot sandstone uplift that gives dramatic backdrop to Cape Town and extends to include the peninsula. Here tourists can see historic lighthouses and wildlife like baboons, eland and whales.
Western Cape is a very beautiful province with amazing tourist attractions that are all a must see but one should make sure they visit the unique and phenomenal Cape of Good Hope to explore and experience all the attractions found there. Private Cape Peninsular gets you to see these wonderful attraction and more Cape Town Tours. You may also be interested on the Private Cape Winelands Day Tour to discover more about the famous Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschhoek
The Private Cape Peninsula Tour is a full-day personalized sightseeing tour around the Cape Peninsula, including coastal scenery, iconic viewpoints, and wildlife stops.
The tour typically includes Cape Point, Cape of Good Hope, Boulders Beach penguin colony, Chapman’s Peak Drive, and scenic coastal stops.
Yes — this tour is fully private, meaning you travel with your own guide and vehicle, ensuring a customized experience.
This is a full-day tour, usually lasting 8–10 hours, depending on your start time and stops.
Entrance fees to attractions such as Cape Point and Boulders Beach are typically included, but please check the specific package details.
Pick-up is usually arranged from your Cape Town hotel or accommodation. Exact meeting points are confirmed at booking.
Bring a hat, sunscreen, comfortable shoes, a light jacket (it can be breezy near the coast), and a camera for the stunning views.
Yes — the tour is family-friendly and enjoyable for all age groups.
Yes — as a private tour, the route and stops can be tailored to your interests where possible.
You can book directly on the Africa Moja Tours & Safaris website, or contact the team via WhatsApp, email, or phone for booking assistance.
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