So much to see - make sure to get the most out of it.
When planning to discover Cape Town and its surroundings it is easy to get lost in all the offers and suggestions. Therefore, our services will make sure that you get the most out of your time in a comfortable manner. We have collected some suggestions for your inspiration. But remember - this is just the top of the iceberg..
Wine and dine among mountains
Visit Stellenbosch, The city of wine and food, surrounded by the beautiful mountains and wine yards. Walk around in the best preserved historic town in South Africa is in the middle of the Winelands.
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Visit Franschhoek: Explore the beautiful valley with the historical wine trams. Taking you from one beautiful vinery to another. Visit the cozy city, with markets and beautiful shops.
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Want to spend the night? No problem - many of the vineries offer splendid accomodation!
Suggested time spent: At least one day.
See the end of the world - and the surroundings
We are sure you have heard about the Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope. But the feeling when you are experiencing it - the air, the view and scenery - is impossible to describe. It should definitely be on your bucket list.
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On the way there, we can do a scenic drive, with stops to for example Simons town or Boulder Beach to explore the penguins.
Cape Town city tour - and the surroundings
The problem with Cape Town is that the list of attractions never ends - and it is in these situations our expertise is precious. We will put together a travel plan that fits your unique needs. But some examples we need to mention: ​
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For the viewer: Table Mountain and Signal hill
For the hiker: Lions head hike (and Table Mountain)
For the wine-lover: Constantia suburbia
For the history-lover: Robben Island Tour
For the urban city tourist: Bo-Kaap, V & A Waterfront
For the food lover: Oh.. where to start.. contact us :-)
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A trip to heaven?
Hemel-en-Aarde means Heaven and Earth in old Dutch and Afrikaans and after exploring it, you will propably agree with the name chosen.
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The Hemel-en-Aarde wine area is widely acknowledged as the Pinot Noir capital of South Africa. It is also famous for its Chardonnay.
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Even if you are not into wine, the area is still worth visiting because of its beautiful nature, with Hermanus, as the whale-watching destination, and walker bay as a great nature reserve.
