Cape Peninsula Hiking and Biking

Duration:
Day trip
Departs on:
daily
Category:
$71/person

Hiking and biking! A scenic coastal drive to Hout Bay via Camps Bay, a boat to Seal Island, then on to Chapman’s Peak drive and the Cape Peninsula National Park/Cape Point. Hike to the lighthouse, gaze over False Bay and have your photo taken at the famous sign board. After Cape Point we visit Boulders Beach, where we have the chance to see the very cute African penguin up close.

Includes
  • Picnic lunch
  • Entrance Fee: Cape Point Nature Reserve
Excludes
  • Drinks
  • Items of a personal nature
Optional Extras
  • Seal Island boat cruise (~R85)
  • Entrance Fee to Boulders Beach (~R152, fees vary according to nationality)

Note: We try to keep this updated but prices may change without notice.

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This is a full Cape Peninsula tour. We follow the Atlantic coast past Clifton, Camps Bay & Llandudno, to the fishing village at Hout Bay. Here you have the option of doing a ½ hour scenic boat ride to visit an impressive seal colony.

Lion's Head. Photo copyright Hamish Niven Photography.

Then it’s on over Chapmans Peak Drive, to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. We take mountain bikes along for those who wish to get out of the bus and smell the sea air and the many flowers. You can cycle as much or as little as you like, as the support van is always nearby. For real fresh air fiends there is also a ½ hour cliff top hike from Cape Point to the Cape of Good Hope. We have a picnic lunch somewhere in the reserve and return home via a rare colony of Jackass penguins at Boulders Beach on the Atlantic Ocean. (entrance to Boulders Beach optional ~R152)

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Cape Point. Photo by Joost Rooijmans (Fotopedia)
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