Cape Town Full Day Tour: Peninsula, Cape Point & Winelands
See four landmarks in one day, then taste wine overlooking False Bay
A full-day private tour of Cape Town combines the Cape Peninsula and Stellenbosch Winelands in a single itinerary. You'll visit Camps Bay, drive Chapman's Peak, explore Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and Boulders Beach, then finish with two premium wine tastings. Private transport and hotel pickup are included. Entrance fees and wine tastings are part of the package.
Step-by-step itinerary
Cape Peninsula and Winelands tour
- Visit Camps Bay and 12 Apostles
- Drive along Chapman's Peak Drive
- Stop for coffee and shopping
- Visit Cape Point lighthouse
- See the south western point sign
- Visit Boulders Beach for penguins
- Wine tasting overlooking False Bay
- Wine tasting at Stellenbosch winery
- Camps Bay 15m
- Chapman's Peak Drive Entry included 15m
- Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve Entry included 30m
- Boulders Beach 1h
What’s included
- Private transport and hotel pickup and drop-off.
- entrance to Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve.
- two premium wine tastings at Stellenbosch wineries with one cheese and meat platter included.
- a guided route through Camps Bay, Chapman's Peak Drive, Cape Point lighthouse, and Boulders Beach for penguin viewing.
Times
- Every day 08:00
Before you book
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The experience
The day starts with pickup from your Cape Town hotel and a drive to Camps Bay, where you stop to see the 12 Apostles and the back face of Table Mountain. From there, Chapman's Peak Drive cuts through one of the coast's most dramatic stretches. A stop halfway lets you take in the full sweep of the coastline before moving on. A coffee break at a local spot gives you a chance to grab fresh juice or pick up souvenirs from artists working there.
Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve takes up the middle of the day. You'll visit the Cape Point lighthouse, built in the 1850s, and can either walk up to it or take the Funicular. The reserve's southwestern point is where you stand at the sign and photograph the continental edge. Boulders Beach comes next. The stop is built around seeing the African penguins that live among the boulders there. The whole peninsula section moves at a pace that lets you move between stops without rushing.
The afternoon shifts to Stellenbosch, the wine region an hour inland. Two premium tastings happen at different wineries, both with views over False Bay and the surrounding vineyards. One includes a cheese and meat platter. The tour wraps with drop-off back at your hotel. Eight hours total means you cover serious ground (peninsula, nature reserve, penguin beach and wine country) without splitting the day across two separate bookings.
Is this one for you?Book this tour if you want to see the Cape Peninsula's main landmarks and taste Stellenbosch wine in a single eight-hour day without arranging separate transport or entry tickets: the private vehicle and fixed itinerary mean you move through four distinct stops without the planning.
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Top questions
What's the actual route on Chapman's Peak Drive?
Chapman's Peak Drive is a scenic coastal road on the Cape Peninsula that the tour stops at midway through. You get out to see the coastline and take photos before continuing toward Cape of Good Hope.
Can I walk to the Cape Point lighthouse or do I have to take the Funicular?
At Cape Point, you have the choice: walk up to the lighthouse or take the Funicular up and down, depending on how much time and energy you want to spend there.
Do I get to see the penguins at Boulders Beach?
Boulders Beach is included on the tour specifically for penguin viewing: the African penguins live among the boulders there, and the stop is built around seeing them.
What happens during the wine tastings?
You visit two different wineries in Stellenbosch for premium tastings. One includes a cheese and meat platter, and both have views over False Bay and the surrounding vineyards.
Does the tour include lunch?
Lunch is not included as a separate meal, though one of the wine tastings comes with a cheese and meat platter. You can also grab coffee or juice during the morning stop.
How long does the whole tour take?
The full day is eight hours from pickup to drop-off, covering the peninsula, nature reserve, penguin beach and two wine tastings in Stellenbosch.
Cape Town Full Day Tour: Peninsula, Cape Point & Winelands
8h · EN · at your hotel
from US$ 291 per person
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