Our second stop will be just outside the framed city bowl and at the Atlantic seaboard in Camps Bay suburb and camps bay beach. which is well known as the Beverly hills of South Africa, Not so many places in the world can offer such views as the ones witnessed here. You will also have a chance to stop at Maiden's Cove braai area along the coast which offers some of the best views of this particular suburb, Table Mountain, Clifton, 12 Apostles and you may spot, on a great day, Whales, Sharks, Dolphins and Seals at this location.

We will spend quality time here, where you will get to embark on a 40 minutes boat trip (return) at own account. Approximately USD 7 per adult and USD 3 per child to the island which is home to more than 4000 Cape fur seals. A great place to purchase a souvenir and artefact.

Drive along one of the most scenic routes in the world known as Chapman's Peak drive-fondly referred to by the locals as ''chappies.'' This route is used depending on whether it is operational. Sometimes it is not operational due to rock falls, but this is very seldom. We will stop at the view point where you will have a photo opportunity of the spectacular Atlantic seaboard coastline, stretching between Hout Bay and Noordhoek.

Cape point nature reserve is a 7750 hectares, big park and a part of the Cape floral kingdom. A world heritage site and the smallest of the world's 6 floral kingdoms which however has more plants and rare species than the other five combined. This is also home to Cape point light houses as well as the Cape of Good Hope, the most South-Western Point of the African continent. Visitors could also encounter wildlife in this nature reserve.

Cape of Good Hope was named by the Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias in 1487. Cape of Good Hope is known for its rough waters, rugged coastlines, wildlife, the meeting point of the Atlantic Benguela and the Indian Agulhas currents and long history of carnage as well as life changing achievements. The Cape of Good of Hope was famed by early time sailors as the corner of Africa. Once upon a time one of the worlds most important navigational landmark. from here, sailors would note that their voyages had began to take turn for east more than south west. We will have optional hike up or drive up to the Cape Point as well as take photos.

Home to thousands of African penguins, also formerly known as the Jackass for their braying. The Boulders Beach is one of Africa's only three mainlands penguin colonies. Driving past without visiting this famous penguin colony is treason!