Welcome to Cape Town's West Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its remarkable floral diversity. Your adventure begins at Clifton, where you'll marvel at the stunning views of the Twelve Apostles and Camps Bay. Next, visit the picturesque village of Hout Bay, where a boat ride to Duiker Island unveils the world’s largest fur seal colony. Experience the breathtaking vistas along Chapman's Peak Pass before reaching the iconic Cape of Good Hope National Park, the southwestern tip of Africa, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans converge. Ascend to the lighthouse for panoramic views and immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity of the region, home to 147 mammal species and over 550 bird varieties. Indulge in a delicious lunch in False Bay, and enjoy the option of intimate elephant encounters, all while benefiting from our various activities.
We will also explore the enchanting Boulders Penguins, where you will witness a unique and endangered colony of African Penguins in their natural habitat.
Along the scenic Boyes Drive, enjoy breathtaking views of surfers while engaging in insightful conversations with local shark spotters, who tirelessly monitor the bay for Great White Sharks.
Your adventure continues at Southern Africa's oldest farm and wine estate, where you can marvel at the exquisite 16th-century Cape Dutch architecture that tells a story of rich history and cultural significance. This experience not only fosters cultural immersion but also highlights the critical importance of wildlife conservation, offering travelers a chance to contribute positively to the preservation of these remarkable ecosystems.
Lodge: Hotel Sky
Meals: Breakfast.