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Adventure Activities, Tours & Packages |
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The Cape Point Route has watery pursuits above the water like kayaking, supping, surfing, boating and fishing to plunging into the aquatic depths below the surface with scuba diving and snorkelling with seals.
For land lovers go walking, hiking or golfing and if the feet don’t want to take you then get the leg action pumping with mountain and road biking or horse riding.
So take the coastal challenge and get moving, there is lots to do…after all the Cape Point Route is worth more than a one night stand and the action in this corner of Cape Town beats National Geographic - even on a plasma screen! |
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The Elgin Zipline adventure takes you on an unforgettable canopy tour as you slide from one platform to the next along a series of steel cables set amongst magnificent natural surroundings |
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Discover the Fairest Cape from the air in One-of-three scenic helicopter flights from the V&A Waterfront. Hopper over city centre, Atlantico down to Hout Bay or Two Oceans with Camps Bay, Hout Bay, False Bay & Table Bay included. |
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Explore the coastline of Simons Town on a Kayak or Stand Up Paddle (SUP) Board where the kelp forests come alive with colourful sea creatures including seals and penguins. After your Aqua Action Adventure, check into your hotel for dinner. |
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Come face to face with a Great White Shark in the infamous "Shark Alley", near the fishing village of Gansbaai, 2 hours from Cape Town. An eye-to-eye encounter with this awesome animal will be a breath-taking experience of a lifetime. |
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Experience the tranquil farm atmosphere of Noordhoek, famed for its' long white sandy beach, vast wetlands and ancient milkwood forest. Here you will enjoy a 2 hour Beach Horse Ride to the Kakapo Shipwreck followed by time at leisure. |
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Highly personalized shark eco-tours gives you the opportunity of witnessing one of natures greatest spectacles, a breaching Great white shark. Tours include cage diving and surface viewing. Departing from Simons Town. February - September. |
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A private full day chauffer driven tour in a World War II vintage sidecar to the best wine estates in Stellenbosch, Paarl & Franschhoek! The delightful drive winds its way to the heart of the Cape winelands & past beautiful mountain ranges! |
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SUP, Hike & explore Cape Town with the city's coolest adventurers in your time with your own Adventure Utility Vehicle. This completely private adventure includes a SUP in the waterfront & with penguins, a hike & exploring in Cape Point. |
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A private full day chauffer driven tour on a vintage sidecar around the scenic Cape Peninsula including Chapman's Peak Drive, Boulders Beach Penguin Colony and Cape Point Nature Reserve. |
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Kayaking:
Sea kayaking around Cape Town’s most beautiful bays and beaches is a local thing to do. Previous experience in this adventure activity is not necessary as the operators will teach you all you need to know and the kayaks are safe and stable. Some of the Cape Town bays you can access by kayak include Hout Bay, Noordhoek, Kommetjie, Scarborough, Simon's Town, Glencairn, Kalk Bay and Muizenberg.
Surfing:
Hire a surfboard and a wet suit and go surfing! Take the plunge and get a dose of this fun activity. Muizenberg Beach known for its gentle sloping white beach and consistent waves making it conducive for surf lessons but there are loads of hot surf spots all around the Cape Peninsula.
Diving:
Scuba Diving Cape Town’s coastal villages of Hout Bay, Noordhoek, Kommetjie, Scarborough, Simon's Town, Glencairn, Kalk Bay and Muizenberg offers fascinating adventure experiences. Diving activities include shipwrecks, huge kelp forests, coral gardens and deep reefs and the scope is endless for beginners or advanced divers.
Boating:
Cape Town has 3 natural harbours on the Cape Point Route and boats head off in various directions. Experience a water adventure on one of numerous boating activities which go from Simon’s Town, Kalk Bay and Hout Bay . Trips include Seal Island in False Bay and the fur seals at Duiker Island off Hout Bay, Cape Point trips to view the dramatic point from the water and of course whale watching cruises which are best during the whale season between August and November. Nothing beats a boat trip with an ocean breeze adventure on the water in Cape Town.
Fishing:
Experience the diverse activity offerings of the Atlantic Ocean and the warmer False Bay waters by participating in the exciting adventure discipline of Deep Sea Fishing in Cape Town. Qualified and experienced skippers and crew will make fishing a memorable Cape Town excursion. This is your chance to bag a big one!
Hiking:
For land lovers that visit Cape Town, hiking is one of the most popular activities to get the best views of the scenic beauty without the crowds. Discover the finest hiking trails, with varying degrees of difficulty, learn more about the fynbos, birdlife and ecosphere as you immerse yourself in a truly Capetonian pastime. We recommend hiking Kalk Bay, Muizenberg, Silvermine, Chapman's Peak or in Cape Point Nature Reserve itself and advise going with a qualified mountain guide.
Biking:
Hop on a bicycle and do it on wheels. Road or mountain bike the entire Cape Point Route (or part thereof) with the wind in your hair, mountains on one side and sea on the other. It’s a groovy thing to do. Get a great work out as you adventure through Cape Town scenery on a bicycle. We suggest visiting the Cape Point Route for some of the major cycling events that take place including the well known Pick 'n Pay Argus Cycle Tour held in March every year - the majority of the race is round the Cape Point Route.
Riding:
Cape Town and the Cape region have many horse trails so take time out to experience a horseback riding adventure on the beach or mountain path. Whether you are an experienced rider or a beginner wanting to try a new sporting adventure, there are horses and instructors that will take you on rides all around the Cape. One of the most popular excursions is horse riding on Noordhoek Beach. Try riding a camel for a novel activity on the Cape Point Route.
Golfing:
Golfing in Cape Town can easily be linked to many of the Cape Point Route’s attractions and activities. The Cape Point Route has beautiful parkland golf courses with both mountain and sea views. Golfing on one of these courses is a Cape Town must for any golf lover - regardless of your skill level. |
Cape Point Destination Guide - To find out more about Cape Point, including a wide range of Activities, Attractions, Restaurants, Venues, Shops, Tours and Packages, go to: Cape Point Day Tours and Cape Point Packages.
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