The day starts by boarding the ferry to Robben Island. Once on the island you will take a bus tour of the island. This trip is about 4 1/2 hours long.

Once back from the island you will have lunch, then on to Table Mountain where you will take the cable car up to the top and can spend about 2-3 hours on the mountain.

Once back down you will head to the V&A Waterfront where you can spend as much time as you like browsing, shopping and having dinner at a restaurant of your choice after which you will head back to your hotel.

This tour starts early; we have a good long day ahead with many stops and photo opportunities.

Our drive along the coast to Muizenberg, Fish Hoek, Simon's Town, Boulders Beach (Penguin Colony), Cape Point Nature reserve, Cape of Good Hope, Scarborough, Noordhoek, Chapman's Peak Drive, Atlantic Seaboard, then back to the hotel.

The day starts with visiting some of the most renowned Cape wineries in the Stellenbosch area, drive through the quaint town of Stellenbosch where the University of Stellenbosch is situated.

Moving on to Franschhoek there we will find somewhere to have lunch and visit a few more wine farms in this region.

Our day starts at the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens nestled at the eastern foot of Table Mountain; you can spend the whole day there or a few hours.

Moving on to the Norval Foundation - an art museum and sculpture garden.

Then to Salt River to immerse yourself in the history, heritage and culture of the area as well as looking at over 50 pieces of public/street art.

District Six Museum, in an old Methodist church, is a museum in the former inner-city residential area of District Six, in Cape Town.

Next, we experience the inner city and taste food from unexplored hole in the wall eateries.

We will then go to the Bo-Kaap formally known as the Malay Quarter to see the oldest mosque in South Africa.