Spier was voted one of the 100 World's Best Vineyards in 2021, and Editor's Choice - Winery of the Year 2022. Join us for one of Spier's wine-tasting and food platters overlooking their dam and with views of the Helderberg mountains. Settle in and admire the iconic Heath Nash chandelier - made from 334 recycled Spier wine bottles and weighing 370kgs - which hangs above the tasting counter. You can enjoy a set wine tasting with or without a food pairing, or order whatever you like with an olive, cheese, or cured meat board.

The ultimate Cape Winelands experience, Delaire Graff is dedicated to beauty in its many forms. Much like polishing a diamond to reveal its brilliance, jeweller Laurence Graff has transformed an extraordinary natural setting into a world-class destination for wine, art, cuisine, and escape from the everyday. In this breathtakingly beautiful wine estate, you will have the opportunity to taste their delicate wines.

At the centre of the Cape Winelands lies the Simonsberg mountain, a fynbos-rich massif, home to exceptional vineyards since the 17th century. It’s on the southern slopes, with unrivalled views over False Bay to Table Mountain, that you will find Tokara’s vineyards and olive groves.

Cheetah Outreach is an educational and community-based programme created to raise awareness of the plight of the cheetah and to campaign for its survival. Here enjoy a tour of the facilities and get to know the mission and work of the centre. Mingle and pet the cheetahs, take pictures with them and when we have done, we proceed.

Our day commences with a stop here at the Castle of Good Hope. Being one of the oldest buildings in South Africa, the Castle of Good Hope is one of the historical stalwarts that are still open to visitors. It captures the historical events that took place in the Castle dating back 350 years ago. The Key ceremony and the Canon Firing all form part of the experience. Please note: The Key Ceremony runs Monday to Friday; Cannon Firing does not take place on a Sunday; These ceremonies are weather dependant.

Known as the Malay Quarter is the colourful houses. A multicultural area dominantly populated by Muslims. Bo-Kaap contains the largest concentration of pre-1850 architecture in South Africa and it's the oldest surviving residential area in Cape Town. Here you will experience the beautiful rainbow houses, learn more about the History and Culture of Bo-Kaap, taste delicious Cape Malay cuisine at one of the finest restaurants, get to mingle with the locals, and take lots of pictures too.

Here you will charter a shared trip to Robben Island museum where you will be met by a resident Tour Guide who will conduct the tour of the Island. (Please note that our tour guide/driver will not be joining you on the tour of the Robben Island museum.) The entire tour lasts 4 hours, the 30-minutes boat trip to go, the 30-minutes boat trip to return, and hotel drop-off. For part of the tour, you will be transported around the island by bus, before you visit the prison cell of Nelson Mandela and take The Long Walk to Freedom at the end of the tour. Upon our arrival back at the Jetty, our Tour Guide/Driver will meet you at the entrance of the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island for your return.

This is where late former President Nelson Mandela addressed his first speech after he was released from prison on the 11th of February/1990. On 24 July 2018, a statue of Nelson Mandela on the balcony overlooking the Grand Parade was unveiled on the same spot where he made his speech.

Embark on a tour to the most amazing Table Mountain the new seven wonders of nature. Here take a Cableway cart to the top and enjoy the beautiful breathtaking view of the City and the ocean, take as many pictures as you like as you head to the top of the mountain. Now, this is the most amazing part where you are on top of the most Biggest and famous Mountain in South Africa, you will have a brief history of the mountain, walk around, see little tiny animals like squirrels, and take pictures and videos. After you are done with exploring you then have a choice of walking down the mountain or taking a cable way back as we conclude our Table Mountain tour.