Cape Town

Get immersed in this short tour led by a local changemaker!Escape the tourist trap, live like a local, and make an impact. A percentage of every booking goes directly back to the changemakers we've partnered with in the form of year-end gifts: equipment, bursaries, and cash grants.To ensure all experiences run smoothly and guests' every last need is met, an SbS guide will be by your side throughout the entire tour from pick-up to drop-off (if you add the Hotel Pickup add-on). Your guide will provide you all the background info you need to know and settle the admission fees on your behalf.Optionally add the Photoshoot add-on for HD pics/vids of you in action sent by the Google Drive same day; and/or the Prepaid Meal add-on to share a meal with the changemaker who led your tour after the tour's finished.

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The drive through the city center will take you along famous landmarks, like the Castle of Good Hope built in 1666 by the Dutch East India Company, the City Hall a large Edwardian building dating back to 1905, and the Grand Parade which is the main public square in Cape Town. Following the main road Adderley Street, you will see St. George's Cathedral, the Anglican Diocese of Nobel Peace Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu. You will also pass by the Company Gardens and the Malay Quarter, also known as the Bo-Kaap that means Above Cape due to its location up against the slopes of the Table Mountain.The locals settled in Cape Malay descend from the slavery trades happening in the early 18th century, the slaves were brought to Cape Town from Java, Ceylon and other far eastern regions. When slavery was abolished, their descendants settled there. The tour continues exploring the craftsman skills of diamond cutting and jewelry manufacturing, discovering the history beyond the Diamond and Gold Trade in South Africa. Then, keep going towards Table Mountain, going up on the revolving cable car, you will do this last bit on your own, reaching the top and enjoying the breathtaking view of the city and the ocean. On a clear day, also see Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was kept in jail, and on the other side, you can spot Cape Point.

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Make the most of your trip to Cape Town and explore both the land and sea. With your expert guide, enjoy a cruise along the water to catch a glimpse of the native marine life that lives there, then take an afternoon stroll around the city.HIGHLIGHTS • Approach Table Bay's rich wildlife during an amazing boat ride • South African Museum • Bo-Kaap • Company Gardens • Table Mountain Cable Car (optional)

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Make the most of a day safari from Cape Town by visiting the close-by Aquila Game Reserve on a private tour. You'll get personalized attention and enjoy the ability to travel at your own pace while touring in a 4x4 safari vehicle. Keep watch for Africa's Big Five, as well as baboons, Cape porcupine, springboks, and others. Meals and snacks are provided, as well as round-trip transportation from Cape Town.

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On this incredible guided walking tour, we explore the enchanting world of African Origin coffee and chocolate, all while indulging in a delightful food pairing experience. Immerse yourself in the rich history and learn about the sustainable farming techniques, cultivation conditions, and processing methods used to create these exquisite African flavours. Get ready to embark on a mouth-watering journey from Senegal to Ethiopia, Tanzania, Rwanda, Congo, Uganda, and more! Africa is where coffee was first discovered and that’s why we have some of the most amazing coffee in the world! Interestingly, four countries in West Africa are responsible for producing about 70 percent of the world’s cocoa beans. If you’re a fan of these delightful treats, we invite you to join us for delicious African Origin coffee, chocolate, and food pairing experience that celebrates these flavours of Africa.

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South Africa as the rainbow nation, comes up with diverse racial groups and cuisine. The cuisine choices are endless. Find yourself in Africa.1. Starter , Chapati or mandasi2. Beef stew pap/rice , The dish is served with either pap, rice or chapati. Complementary sugar beans and fried kale/cabbage is accompanied by the dish.3. Dessert , Coffee or roibos tea4. East Africa Fish stew with rice/pap, The dish is served with either pap, rice or chapati. Complementary sugar beans and fried kale/cabbage is accompanied by the dish.5. Xhosa Braai meat experience with pap/rice, The dish is served with either pap, rice or chapati. Complementary sugar beans and fried kale/cabbage is accompanied by the dish.6. Cape Murray Lamb curry experience , Cape Malay Lamb Curry with Basmati Rice7. Cape Murray beans curry, Butter Bean Curry8. Cape Murray chicken curry, Chicken curry served with riceEnjoy the taste of Africa, the JOY OF AFRICA

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In Cape Town, the Cape Peninsula is a well-known natural feature. It's a stunning rocky peninsula that stretches 30 kilometers from Table Mountain to the southernmost tip of Cape Town. The peninsula is located inside Table Mountain National Park, which is famous for its tremendous biodiversity.The Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve sprawls across the rocky bluff. It's a protected natural reserve with antelope, the endangered Cape mountain zebra, and other unusual animal species. The reserve is also a sanctuary for maritime birds, with 250 documented bird species.Cape Point marks the extreme tip of the Cape Peninsula. It's a well-known landmark that is sometimes misidentified as Africa's southernmost point. On Cape Point, there are two national historic monuments dedicated to the world's greatest famous explorers: Bartolomeu Dias and Vasco da Gama (who was the first European explorer to round Cape Point in 1488).Tour Notes:Minimum 2 guests

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You will discover a true hidden gem of Cape Town's culinary scene which you might not have found on your own otherwise. Engage with my West-African way of life, meet new people, learn something about the African cuisine and just enjoy a different style brunch in a relaxing environment!

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Experience the famous Big 5 animals in their natural habitat without having to undertake a long trek. This safari park is less than 2 hours drive from Cape Town.

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Immerse yourself in South African wine culture and enjoy a day of tastings, without having to worry about driving, with this hop-on hop-off wine tram in Franschhoek and round-trip coach transfers from Cape Town.Meet at one of several convenient collection points in Cape Town and depart on a comfortable coach to Franschhoek. Admire the scenery, listen to wine commentary, and stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi along the way.At Groot Drakenstein Tram station, pick up your tram tickets. Choose which wineries you want to visit, and board the corresponding tram or bus. Disembark at your choice of wineries for tours, tastings, and food (all own expense). Visit as many wineries as you’d like and spend as much time as you want during operating hours. At the end of your tour, board your coach to return back to Cape Town.

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45min HIIT Class is instructed by our in house personal trainer, Brigitte Shaw. Mat, Fresh Towel & Bottle of water are provided for your workout.DJ Candice will keep you moving and give you the energy you need to get through that High-intensity training.The views are also a plus at Ideas Cartel.

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Enjoy a perfect blend of indulgence and adventure with a guided tour that begins at Fairview Wine and Cheese Estate in Paarl. Here, you’ll savor a curated tasting of Fairview’s award-winning wines paired with handcrafted cheeses in a relaxed, scenic setting. Afterward, travel through the beautiful Western Cape to Aquila Private Game Reserve in the Southern Karoo. Upon arrival, enjoy a buffet lunch followed by a thrilling 2–3 hour Big Five safari drive through the 10,000-hectare reserve. This tour offers a unique mix of gourmet delights and unforgettable wildlife encounters all in one day.

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