Cape Point, Penguins & Peninsula
Follow the Atlantic coastline to Cape Point, with scenic stops, seaside towns and time to visit the penguins at Boulders.
Overview
A full day following the Cape Peninsula coastline: Atlantic seaboard viewpoints, the cliff road at Chapman’s Peak, time at Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope in Table Mountain National Park, and the harbour town of Simon’s Town with an optional visit to the penguin colony at Boulders.
Roads, queues and weather shape the day, so stop times are flexible and the direction of the route can change.
Highlights
- Atlantic seaboard viewpoints at Camps Bay
- Chapman’s Peak Drive when the road is open
- Time at Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope
- An optional penguin visit at Boulders (admission excluded)
Itinerary
Times are approximate. Your quote will confirm the plan for your travel date.
- Cape Town pickup and Atlantic seaboard driveAlong the coast towards Camps Bay.
- Camps Bay viewpointabout 15–20 minViews of the beach and the Twelve Apostles.
- Hout Bayabout 20–30 minA short stop in the harbour village.
- Chapman’s Peak Driveshort viewpoint stopWhen the road is open. If it is closed, we agree an alternative route with you.
- Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hopeabout 90–120 minSubject to queues and entry arrangements. Conservation fees are paid at the gate and are not included.
- Lunch in the Simon’s Town areaabout 45–60 minAt your own cost.
- Boulders penguin visitabout 45–60 min, if you choose admissionEntering the viewing area needs a separate admission ticket.
- Return to Cape TownBy a scenic route where time allows; additional stops are not guaranteed.
What’s included
Included
- Agreed vehicle and driver
- An arranged guide
- Standard route tolls
Not included
- Cape Point conservation (entry) fees
- Boulders admission
- The funicular at Cape Point
- Boat trips
- Meals and drinks
- Personal purchases
Pickup information
Pickup from an agreed location in Cape Town. The time is confirmed with your quote.
Good to know
Cape Point can be windy and cool even in summer. Bring a jacket, sun protection and comfortable shoes. Entry fees are paid on the day. If Chapman’s Peak Drive or another road is closed, we agree an alternative with you; access to closed roads or attractions cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
Arranged and priced separately
- Boulders penguin colony admission (paid on the day)
- The funicular at Cape Point (paid on the day)
Booking conditions
- R3,500 per person for 1–2 guests; R1,300 per person for a group of 5; R1,600 per person for 6–7 guests; R1,300 per person for groups of 8 or more, once a suitable vehicle is confirmed.
- Groups of 3–4 are quoted individually.
- Entry fees are not included and are paid on the day.
- Sending a request is not a confirmed reservation. We confirm availability, inclusions and the final price in a written quote, and your booking is confirmed only after you accept it and we confirm in writing.
- Deposit, payment and cancellation terms are set out in your quote before you accept.
Questions
Are entrance fees included?
No. Cape Point conservation fees and Boulders admission are paid separately on the day. Our price covers the vehicle, driver, arranged guide and standard route tolls.
Do we visit Boulders?
Yes, there is a stop near Boulders. Entering the penguin viewing area needs a separate admission ticket, so it is your choice on the day.
Is a boat trip included?
No. Boat trips are not part of this tour.
What if Chapman’s Peak closes?
We agree an alternative route with you. We cannot guarantee access to roads or attractions that are closed.
How do group rates work?
For 1 or 2 guests, the price is R3,500 per person. A group of 5 pays R1,300 per person, totalling R6,500. Groups of 6 or 7 pay R1,600 per person, and groups of 8 or more pay R1,300 per person once a suitable vehicle is confirmed. Groups of 3 or 4 receive a tailored quote.