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This tour is designed for guests who prefer to be more selective with their options and enjoy the Peninsula tour at a leisurely pace. In addition, ideal for guests wanting to enjoy a special lunch on route.
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[heading size="small" align="left"]Camps Bay[/heading]
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We begin our tour by driving along the Atlantic Ocean side of the Cape Peninsula and take a photo stop at Maidens Cove to enjoy the view of Camps Bay and the Twelve Apostles.
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[heading size="small" align="left"]Chapman's Peak[/heading]
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Next we travel along the scenic Chapman’s Peak drive, a road which was carved into the side of the mountain and opened in 1922. You will enjoy nine kilometres of some of the best scenery you will ever see and we will make photo stops on route.
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[heading size="small" align="left"]Cape Point Nature Reserve[/heading]
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From here we will drive towards the Cape Point nature reserve. On route we have the possibility to encounter one of our troops of wild baboons. We will keep our doors locked and windows up as these clever animals are capable of getting into cars in search of food.
Before entering the Cape Point nature reserve we will pause by the Cape Point Ostrich breeding farm.
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[heading size="small" align="left"]Cape Point[/heading]
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After entering the Cape Point nature reserve we will drive to the Cape of Good Hope and have a photo stop at the most South-Westerly point of Africa.
Now we will choose to walk, or take the funicular towards the lighthouse, view the magnificent scenery and learn the story behind the second lighthouse right out on the tip.
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[heading size="small" align="left"]Boulders beach[/heading]
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We begin our journey back to Cape Town along the Indian Ocean side with our first stop being at Boulders beach for the African penguin colony. Established in 1984 from a breeding pair this nature reserve has been designed so that you can walk amongst them and not disturb them.
Now for a well-deserved special lunch – I will email you the options as they will need to be booked in advance.
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[heading size="small" align="left"]Signal Hill[/heading]
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As we arrive back in Cape Town we will take the short drive to Signal Hill for the views over the city bowl and learn the story of land reclamation to create the modern working harbour that we have today.
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