Take the cable car to the top of Table Mountain for incredible panoramas then let your guide bring the stories of Cape Town to life as you descend into the city, hearing tales of the past, and exploring local food, design, arts and crafts. Continue your exploration heading to the Bo-Kaap, with its brightly coloured 17th century houses, cobble stone streets, Muslim shrines and beautiful mosques, then end the day mingling with locals at a cool city haunt, rooftop bar or beach cove, sun downers in hand.

This walking tour presents a medley of local styles and dishes, reflecting both individual cultural origins as well as new and long-standing fusions – all of which lead to an incredible offering of traditional Cape Malay flavours, spicy Indian dishes, wonderful meat, vegetarian, and vegan choices, the freshest seafood from some of the richest oceans in the world, and much more!

Start the day at bohemian Kalk Bay, browsing the arts and crafts quirky fashion boutiques, antiques and collectibles along the main strip. Next, take a trip to Simon’s Town to discover the rich history surrounding this naval town. Begin a gentle hike in the Cape Peninsula Reserve, exploring secluded beaches, shipwrecks and the region’s unique wildlife, before a stop at Cape Point Vineyards for some of South Africa’s finest Sauvignon Blanc.

Explore one of the most beautiful areas in South Africa, visiting fascinating towns and off-the-beaten-track farms which revel in their old-world roots and influences. Stroll through vineyards, learn about farming methods and enjoy an intimate wine-tasting and cellar tour before visiting Stellenbosch, browsing through its wealth of appealing stores and museums, and the gourmet restaurants, boutiques and art galleries of Franschhoek.

Cultural tours can be arranged into the local Shangaan community, to get an insight into their rural way of life and culture. The Shangaan people are naturally creative and musical and it was in the gold mines of South Africa that the Shangaan workers made gumboot dancing famous, a style of dance which has evolved into its own art form.

Staying one of the last true family run safari camps in the Greater Kruger region provides access to explore the world-renowned Kruger National Park, the most biodiverse nature reserve on the African continent. Staying in one of the world’s finest private wilderness areas, and part of the Greater Kruger Park, makes a day outing with our expert guides an opportunity not to be missed.