• Enjoy a world-class wine tasting at the Cape winelands – the area is known for its wonderful natural beauty, rich cultural heritage and world-renowned wines.
• Watch the African penguins that live and nest on Boulders Beach.
• Have a picnic in Cape point – see views of the Atlantic and False Bay – watch out for the baboons!
• Explore the Garden path with its beautiful coastline and small towns, ideal for adrenaline junkies and nature lovers.
• Visit the infamous robben island which has now been turned into a museum and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. An important symbol in South Africa of the triumph of good over evil, of democracy over apartheid.
• Drip one day at Cango Caves and ride an ostrich near Oudtshoorn.
• Go up the cable car Table Mountain and see all the way to the Cape Flats and the Hottentots Holland Mountains. Ideal for a romantic picnic or to see the lights of the city.
• Do some shopping or eat at one of the wonderful restaurants at the V&A Waterfront.
• Take the tour bus and explore Cape Town and taste the rich history.
• Try some delicious oysters at Knysna and take a boat trip to the spectacular Knysna Heads.
• To go bungee jumping on the World’s Highest Commercial Operating Bungee (216m) at Bloukrans.
• Hermanus – see whales jumping, jumping and jumping, don’t forget to take lots of photos to show your friends and family at home.
• Take a boat trip in Hout Bay To see the seals, don’t forget the fish and chips to go!