Cape Town

The Peninsula, the Winelands and the coast beyond, with your own private guide.

The Cape, privately

Cape Town is easy to visit and hard to do well. With your own guide and vehicle you travel on your own timing: up Table Mountain when the cloud lifts, along Chapman's Peak when the light is right, and into the Winelands for lunch at a table chosen for you.

The Peninsula

A day, or several, between two oceans.

The lighthouse at Cape Point above the Atlantic — Cape PointWhere the Peninsula runs out of land

Chapman's Peak Drive cut into the cliffs above the sea — Chapman's PeakOne of the great coastal drives

African penguins on Boulders Beach — Boulders BeachAfrican penguins at Simon's Town

Table Mountain above the city — Table MountainBy cableway or on foot

Colourful houses in the Bo-Kaap — Bo-KaapCobbles, colour and Cape Malay history

Through a white gable archway to an oak-lined wine estate

The Winelands

Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Constantia, less than an hour from the city. Old Cape Dutch estates, mountains on every side, and tastings and long lunches arranged around your day, with a driver so nobody has to count glasses.

Franschhoek valley beneath the mountains

Long lunches

Old oaks, white gables, and the valley turning gold as the light goes.

Aerial view of the Garden Route coastline

Beyond the Cape

Watch southern right whales from the cliffs at Hermanus between June and November, then follow the Garden Route east through Knysna and Plettenberg Bay: forest, lagoons and empty beaches.

Add the bush

Greater Kruger

Fly from Cape Town to a private reserve in the Greater Kruger for a few days of Big 5 safari.

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Zululand & the Grander Tour

Big-game fishing off St Lucia and Big 5 safari in Zululand, an hour apart.

Explore the Grander Tour

Plan your Cape journey

Every trip is private and planned from scratch around you. Pricing on request.

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