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Hike up Lions Head, Cape Town's most Instragram'able hike for sunrise or sunset. We enjoy some amazing photo opportunities before our descent. During a sunset hike, we will hike to the summit and then drop down to a lower, more quiet section (less crowds) to watch the sunset and start the descend before it gets completely dark. During a sunrise hike, we may hike the first part in the dark using our flashlights (provided) and watch the sunrise from the summit. This hike has been an age old tradition for locals especially during the full moon and on clear/windless nights/mornings where the lights of the city below dazzle and the moon and stars show off its beauty in the night sky. Other things to note Wear clothing you are comfortable hiking in. Ensure you wear descent pair of hiking/walking shoes. A fair level of fitness is required. You need to be comfortable with heights. Start times vary based on Sunset and Sunrise and it is critical that we start on time in order to witness Sunrise/Sunset

Cape Town has one of the most scenic drives in the world! Enjoy the breath-taking views as we give you a local’s perspective of the must-see locations that our beautiful Cape Coastline has to offer! Experience a unique version of a Peninsula Tour as we take our guests to some of Cape Towns' bucket-list locations as well as a few of the best hidden gems that this route has to offer! Join our Peninsula road-trip and let the ‘locals’ show you how to travel the Cape the right way. Our goal is to create a 'road trip with new friends atmosphere'. So book now to join the fun :) Highlights: St. James beach and the colourful houses (photo opportunity), Kalk Bay (local fish and chips), Boulders Beach penguin colony (viewing deck and beach walk), Cape Point hike (lighthouse and cliff lookout), Cape of Good Hope, picnic & local craft beer tasting at Buffels Beach, Chapmans Peak Drive & viewpoint (secret sundowners - local gin and tonic) and much more. Includes: Transport and driver, local host (accredited guide), entrance fees at all locations, fish n chips, packed lunch, water, craft beer tasting & craft gin sundowners drink. Please note: This tour will only commence if 3 or more guests have booked.

** Our MAXIMUM weight limit is strictly 85 KILOGRAMS and our minimum age is 8 years old - NO EXCEPTIONS. WEIGHING IS REQUIRED ON ARRIVAL. Please make sure before you book as you will not be able to ride on the day if you exceed these limits.** Join us for an unforgettable horse riding safari among South African wildlife. We are great for groups, teambuilding events, and we are a family friendly adventure. We welcome guests from all walks of life and look forward to sharing our unique trail ride with you. We start out by getting you comfortably onto a horse that is most suitable for you, based on weight and previous experience. If you've never ridden before, we show you the basics you'll need for the ride. We set out on a short walk through the farm to the wildlife sanctuary, where we'll spend the next hour and a bit riding through the reserve to view giraffe, wildebeest, zebra, eland, bontebok, springbuck, & other animals, as well as a variety of birdlife, before the return ride back to the farm. Our horses are a South African breed called a boerperd, known for being gentle, calm and brave. The majority of our horses are ridden bitless. In respect to the wildlife in their environment, we are only allowed to go at a walking pace inside the game reserve.

A everyday in a township is a day to celebrate and have FUN. Join is us a taste of the vibrant lifestyle of Khayelitsha (Cape Towns largest), in just 5 hours together we will engage, learn, explore and immersive ourselves in various spaces in the community. Our day will start at the Spade Boutique Hotel and Spa (currently the only 4 star hotel in a township), where we will have our official welcome, group introduction as well as set expectation for the day before make our way to Rands or Spine Road. (If we are lucky we might also get a free viewing of the hotel). Soon after we will have a short walk through the community as we make our away to Rands, included in our walking is a stop at LD (Lockdown) an informal community building during the height of COVID, a history conversation a the Khayelitsha Remembrance Square through mosaic displayed on the walls and a walk through Khayelitsha mall one of the most busiest place in the community. At Rands we will have the opportunity to eat drink and be entertained by some of the best DJ in the community. Use this time to also get to know the locals and make everlasting memories. THE FIRST ROUND OF DRINKS IS ON US, SO IS THE FOOD. We do also offer the experience during but do take into account that Rands will operates from Thursday until Sunday, so an alternative we go to Spine Road.

We will hike to the summit of the iconic Table Mountain and experience why it's one of the New7Wonders of Nature. We will take our favorite more easily missed paths to the top. There are many routes that go up and together we will find one that suits your skill and confidence level. The trails all include a combination of hiking, varied levels scrambling and exposure to heights that will allow us to reach incredible viewpoints of Lion's Head, Twelve Apostles, Camps Bay, Back Table, and the Mother City. If you have a specific route in mind we can help you determine if it is suitable for you. The trails we do include India venster, Kasteelspoort, Skeleton gorge, and platteklip gorge but if possible and you are able we can do some more wild options. En route, we will take you into the world of the breathtaking Fynbos Floral Kingdom and the very first occupants of Southern Africa who named the mountain 'Hoerikwaggo' or Mountain in the sea. Once we reach the summit we will go to one of the awesome viewpoints to take some summit photos or just enjoy the view from the top. If the Cable Car Station is open then the hike will finish there, where you can then spend some more time at the top and soak in some more views or go and enjoy a well-deserved treat from the restaurant, my recommendations being their coffee, cold beer, appletiser, and milk tart. Other things to note Experience duration is dependent on the route and guests fitness and should take between 3-5 hours. The experience ends at cable car, if its closed then please add another 1-2 hours for the hike down.

Cape Town's natural beauty is world-renowned, however, few have experienced its sights and sounds from the fresh blue water of the Atlantic Ocean. Leaving our base at the calm waters of the V&A Waterfront, you will paddle into the fresh movement of the ocean where you could encounter our active marine life and possibly catch a glimpse of some local dolphins, whales, seals, penguins, and sunfish! You will also witness unique views of Lion's Head, Signal Hill, and our local shipwreck. The tour will then be ended off with a breathtakingly photogenic view of Cape Town's treasure, Table Mountain. No previous experience needed. Set your senses free on our 2 hour Sea Kayak Tour, your outlook of Cape Town will be positively changed forever! Other things to note I advise you to wear something to paddle in that's comfortable when wet, as well as a change of dry clothes, a towel, sunscreen, water and a hat. Bring a windbreaker if you have one available. Please kindly take note, kayak capacity 100kg max weight per person.

Hike up Lions Head, Cape Town's most Instragram'able hike for sunrise or sunset. We enjoy some amazing photo opportunities before our descent. During a sunset hike, we will hike to the summit and then drop down to a lower, more quiet section (less crowds) to watch the sunset and start the descend before it gets completely dark. During a sunrise hike, we may hike the first part in the dark using our flashlights (provided) and watch the sunrise from the summit. This hike has been an age old tradition for locals especially during the full moon and on clear/windless nights/mornings where the lights of the city below dazzle and the moon and stars show off its beauty in the night sky. Other things to note Wear clothing you are comfortable hiking in. Ensure you wear descent pair of hiking/walking shoes. A fair level of fitness is required. You need to be comfortable with heights. Start times vary based on Sunset and Sunrise and it is critical that we start on time in order to witness Sunrise/Sunset

Stargazing in the Little Karoo. Itenarary - I will meet you at reception at plus minus 20h00 (earlier during winter and later during summer) we will move to where the telescope is set up which is normally within walking distance to begin the hour long presentation. We stand or sit around the telescope. Location - We will be outdoors covered by a blanket of stars and planets looking up at the wonder of our galaxy. What to expect- I will share facts and stories while looking through the telescope to see more detail of the galaxy. I use a laser pointer to identify constellations, stars, planets etc.I will briefly discuss the history of astronomy,Greek mythology,African folk lore and then take guests on a stargazing trip pointing out the big five of the sky. This experience is unique because it is outdoors,we will be covered by a blanket of stars and Klein Karoo stargazing is unique due to unpolluted skies. What will I learn? - I endeavore to share knowledge of the universe with you,to explain how distance in space is calculated,to understand the sheer magnitude of the universe and trigger an interest to discover more. Guests are encouraged to ask questions and take part by looking through the telescope and sharing information. Equipment used? -a SKYWATCH go to automated telescope with a 900mm lens with an infrared view finder plus a laser pointer. Language- English / Afrikaans

Cape Town has one of the most scenic drives in the world! Enjoy the breath-taking views as we give you a local’s perspective of the must-see locations that our beautiful Cape Coastline has to offer! Experience a unique version of a Peninsula Tour as we take our guests to some of Cape Towns' bucket-list locations as well as a few of the best hidden gems that this route has to offer! Join our Peninsula road-trip and let the ‘locals’ show you how to travel the Cape the right way. Our goal is to create a 'road trip with new friends atmosphere'. So book now to join the fun :) Highlights: St. James beach and the colourful houses (photo opportunity), Kalk Bay (local fish and chips), Boulders Beach penguin colony (viewing deck and beach walk), Cape Point hike (lighthouse and cliff lookout), Cape of Good Hope, picnic & local craft beer tasting at Buffels Beach, Chapmans Peak Drive & viewpoint (secret sundowners - local gin and tonic) and much more. Includes: Transport and driver, local host (accredited guide), entrance fees at all locations, fish n chips, packed lunch, water, craft beer tasting & craft gin sundowners drink. Please note: This tour will only commence if 3 or more guests have booked.

Welcome to an extraordinary journey, an invitation to explore the heart of Cape Town through the lens of African cuisine. Our African Food & Storytelling Experience takes you off the beaten path to uncover our favorite hidden African gems from different parts of Africa. Our experience celebrates community kitchens and hole-in-the-wall restaurants, each with its own story to tell. We delve into the vibrant tapestry of African cuisine, connecting with the rich traditions that span the African diaspora in Cape Town. Our journey comprises approximately 7 stops, each offering a taste of different authentic African cuisines and dishes as well as homemade beverages. But this experience goes beyond just savoring food; it celebrates resilience and entrepreneurship. We spotlight remarkable African entrepreneurs who have created unique community spaces in the face of economic and social challenges, especially in a city undergoing rapid gentrification.

Join me on a hike to Table Mountain via India venster. You need to be fit and exercising regularly for this hiking trail as there will be some climbing, chains and ladders. The hike offers beautiful scenery of Table mountain, the Atlantic ocean, Lion's head, Robben island and the city of Cape Town. This hike begins at Kloof Corner top parking and it should take about 3 hours hiking up and we will take the Cable car down at your own expense.

This experience covers the natural environment in a Coastal National park, followed by lunch and a game drive in a private game reserve. After a meet and greet outside the Portswood Hotel , we depart Cape Town at 10:00 am. We drive North along the West Coast for approximately an hour and a quarter until reaching a national park contiguous with a beautiful lagoon. The Park, in Season showcases beautiful wild flowers and on a sunlit day some idyllic scenery. There are frequently beautiful pink flamingos to be seen, not to mention the Geelbek and other beautiful birds. I or my colleague will impart knowledge of Eco-system with occasional stops to view or look at something of specific interest. After some 2 hours, we depart from the park and drive on for 30 minutes reach a private game reserve where we have lunch ( (approx 13:45) Thereafter there is a 1.5 -2 game drive in an Open Safari Vehicle. Game that can be seen includes :- Duiker, Dromedary Camel, Steenbok, Ostrich, Porcupine, Fox (Cape and Bat-eared) Caracal, Scrub Hare,“Dassie” Striped Mouse, Angulated tortoises Snakes, Cape Buffalo, Eland, Oryx, Sable Antelope, Black Wildebeest, Giraffe, Kudu, Bontebok, Springbok, Burchell’s Zebra, reptile and insect species Our hope is you will leave as fans with a greater appreciation of the fragile coastal environment and insight into our wildlife and conservation issues.

Your hike begins behind the lower cable station at 480 meters above sea level the first 15 minutes of the hike are the toughest. You are encouraged to take it slow until you reach the contour path, often a good place to remove some layers of clothing and enjoy the fantastic views over Cape Town as well as Lion's Head and Signal Hill. At this point, the route splits, as you cross over the contour path and head right up a series of low rock steps to a platform on the skyline of the buttress. Look out for the Venster (window) on your left a little way up the gully, which provides a perfect photo stop to view the unique Table Mountain rock formation. Following your stop at India Venster, you will carry on back up the gully and off over the top. From this point, you can take in the spectacular views of the upper part of the hike. The path then follows a traverse below the cliff at which stage scrambling over rock and going up with the help of metal staples will bring you out of a small gully and on to a boulder field. You can then pick up the cairns across the boulders to a grassy terrace. Afterwards, your path veers around to the left into the shade of the mountain following a ledge and granting you amazing views of the glittering coast of the Atlantic for the final stretch up to the Table Mountain.

Our Lion's Head hike starts with a short brief of the route description and safety guideline at the trail display location. The route starts on the lower contour through groves of silver leaf trees with breathtaking vistas of the city of Cape Town with ever-changing views as it spirals up around Lion's Head. As the track narrows to a single path you will see the paragliding launch pad before continuing along the stepped for a further 30 minutes before coming to an upward-tending path with Table Mountain rearing up high above. We then continue steeply upwards to the first ladder, before traversing left along a shelf with a chain handrail until you reach a fork, where you have the choice to either veer left to circumnavigate two rock pitches, or to turn right and climb the rock pitches. I often like to show the Table Mountain range of the twelve apostles and take the more scenic route around than the vertical rock pitches, to gain the upper crest of the southeast ridge we follow the obvious well-worn path via some scrambling and a ladder to the 669-meter summit, just in time for sunset. Then little by little, the city lights will turn on to offer a new sight for our way down you will be provided with a headlamp.

** Our MAXIMUM weight limit is strictly 85 KILOGRAMS and our minimum age is 8 years old - NO EXCEPTIONS. WEIGHING IS REQUIRED ON ARRIVAL. Please make sure before you book as you will not be able to ride on the day if you exceed these limits.** Join us for an unforgettable horse riding safari among South African wildlife. We are great for groups, teambuilding events, and we are a family friendly adventure. We welcome guests from all walks of life and look forward to sharing our unique trail ride with you. We start out by getting you comfortably onto a horse that is most suitable for you, based on weight and previous experience. If you've never ridden before, we show you the basics you'll need for the ride. We set out on a short walk through the farm to the wildlife sanctuary, where we'll spend the next hour and a bit riding through the reserve to view giraffe, wildebeest, zebra, eland, bontebok, springbuck, & other animals, as well as a variety of birdlife, before the return ride back to the farm. Our horses are a South African breed called a boerperd, known for being gentle, calm and brave. The majority of our horses are ridden bitless. In respect to the wildlife in their environment, we are only allowed to go at a walking pace inside the game reserve.

We will start our day with a collection at our pick up point or at your hotel in Cape Town, at approximately 08H50am. We will travel along the Atlantic Seaboard, with the mountains on one side and the ocean on the other while passing through Bantry Bay, Clifton and Camps Bay. We will have a photo stop at Maiden’s Cove. From there we proceed past at 12 Apostles mountain range and Llandudno and have our next stop in Hout Bay. Here guests can take a boat to Seal island to view the Seals. Upon our return from Seal Island we will proceed along Chapmans Peak drive. We proceed through Noordhoek with the option of stopping for the finest roasted coffee at The Village Roast on this route. From there , we will proceed to Boulder’s Beach to see the African Penguin colony in their natural habitat. We will then proceed to Cape of Good Hope Nature reserve, we explore the Dias cross and some fauna and see the meeting point of the 2 currents namely the cold Benguela Current and the warm Agulhas Current. Our tour guide will guide you along the safe hiking trails, should you be a keen hiker. Lunch can be enjoyed at best restaurant in Simon Town or Cape Point . Our return route is passing through Muizenberg, we will have a photo stop at the Muizenberg Beach Huts. You will be dropped off at your hotel around the City

Departing from the iconic V&A Waterfront, heading along the Atlantic coastline with picturesque views of Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles mountain range. Relaxing on the trampolines or on the padded cushions under covering whilst keeping an eye on the Atlantic waters for a chance to spot some of the incredible marine life that Cape Town has to offer such as Dolphins, Whales, Seals, Penguins and Sun Fish.

Experience an exhilarating ride on a fully automated 4-wheeled Quad Bike. Cape Town is rated as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, mainly due to its impressive natural environment. Nestled between mountains and oceans at the southern tip of Africa, The Atlantis Dunes Nature Reserve, where you can experience incredible off-road soft sand riding. Our Guided Tours take you through these open dunes that are very reminiscent of those found in the Namibian desert, with beautifully white sand and dunes undulated by the wind. No prior experience is needed as our riding instructor will be there to guide you.

A everyday in a township is a day to celebrate and have FUN. Join is us a taste of the vibrant lifestyle of Khayelitsha (Cape Towns largest), in just 5 hours together we will engage, learn, explore and immersive ourselves in various spaces in the community. Our day will start at the Spade Boutique Hotel and Spa (currently the only 4 star hotel in a township), where we will have our official welcome, group introduction as well as set expectation for the day before make our way to Rands or Spine Road. (If we are lucky we might also get a free viewing of the hotel). Soon after we will have a short walk through the community as we make our away to Rands, included in our walking is a stop at LD (Lockdown) an informal community building during the height of COVID, a history conversation a the Khayelitsha Remembrance Square through mosaic displayed on the walls and a walk through Khayelitsha mall one of the most busiest place in the community. At Rands we will have the opportunity to eat drink and be entertained by some of the best DJ in the community. Use this time to also get to know the locals and make everlasting memories. THE FIRST ROUND OF DRINKS IS ON US, SO IS THE FOOD. We do also offer the experience during but do take into account that Rands will operates from Thursday until Sunday, so an alternative we go to Spine Road.

I will take you and your small private group of guests on a horse ride through some of South Africa's most well-known wine estates. Along the way, we will take in spectacular views of Table Mountain and the mountains of Stellenbosch and we'll see many different bird species and possibly, some antelope. For our two-hour ride, we'll start off with a short lesson for novices to ensure everyone is comfortable with their horse and their equipment. When everyone is happy, we'll set off. We are very privileged to ride among the vineyards, orchards and arguably the best views in the winelands. We'll then head back toward Vredenheim, surrounded by mountains, vineyards, and tranquility. All levels of riders are catered for, so you will get exactly the ride you want, be it a gentle meander through the vineyards or a fast-paced canter down a sandy track. Our horses are very well trained, and very well looked after. We'll never ride the same trail twice, so no one will get bored of the route. Other things to note Please make every effort to arrive on time. If you are running a little late, please contact me so I can try to accommodate you. I will try to delay our departure, but can not guarantee this.