Gita & Simon

Embark on a journey along the Atlantic Seaboard via Sea Point, Clifton and Camps Bay, stopping at Llundudno lookout point before continuing to Hout Bay, a quaint village and fishing harbour with magnificent mountain views.
Wind along Chapman’s Peak, one of the world’s most breathtaking coastal drives, to Cape Point and the Good Hope Nature Reserve, which houses magnificent fynbos vegetation, birdlife, endemic antelope species and zebra, historic lighthouses and shipwrecks.
After relishing a delicious lunch at a nearby restaurant ( not included in cost), head through to historic Simon’s Town, a village with charming Victorian architecture, a naval base and a large penguin colony at the beautiful Boulders Beach. Boulders Penguin Colony is home to the vulnerable African Penguin, viewable in its natural habitat.

Please quote the tour Code: IL-CPT1

E-mail: Daniela@rhinoafrica.com

This delightful drive winds its way to the heart of the Cape Winelands, through superb mountain ranges, vineyards and Cape Dutch homesteads. Head off to wine country for a tasting in the heart of Stellenbosch which offers vistas of both natural and cultural wonders.
Travel over the Helshoogte Pass to the town of Franschoek, known as the Gourmet Capital of South Africa. This charming town, in a most picturesque valley, retains a French Hugenot style. Enjoy a wine tasting before taking time to enjoy the fabled culinary skills of the Franschoek chefs at one of the many award-winning restaurants (lunch not included in cost).
Journey onward to Paarl, one of the Cape’s first farming districts. This enchanting little town is set at the foot of a cluster of remarkable granite domes from which it takes its name. Our last stop for the day is at a wine estate before we return to the bustle of city life.
After an enthralling day in the countryside, arriving back at your hotel at approximately 17:30. Note: Alternate estates may be visited.

Please quote the tour Code: IL-WTI

E-mail: Daniela@rhinoafrica.com

Embark on a ferry trip across the bay to Robben Island (weather permitting), previously a place of imprisonment and today a World heritage Site and museum. This serves as a poignant remainder to the newly democratic South Africa and the price of freedom.
Back in the Mother City, enjoy a drive through Bo-Kaap to discover how the Malay slaves influenced the culture, food and aesthetics of this beautiful city and its people, enjoying an added stop at the Company’s Gardens. Walk through the garden and pay a visit to the South African Museum, followed by a stop at the Castle of Good Hope.
The drive through the City Centre takes you past the Houses of Parliament, the Grand parade and City hall from where nelson Mandela first addressed South Africans after his release in February 1990.
Contrinue to table Mountain where you’ll reach the top by cable car (weather permitting: cable car fee not included). Enjoy the panoramic views over the city with a bird’s eye view over the Atlantic Seaboard.
After a whirlwind tour, return to your hotel by 17h30.

Please quote the tour Code: IL-RIC

E-mail: Daniela@rhinoafrica.com

Embark on a drive from your hotel to table Mountain where you’ll meet your guide. Hike up the Plattekloof trail which follows a well-constructed trail up a deep ravine on the iconic front face of the mountain. Descend the mountain by cable car (weather permitting) before transferring to the colourful Bo-Kaap where you will enjoy a traditional lunch while learning about the contribution of the Cape Malay people to Cape Town’s heritage.
Drive through the cobbled streets of the Malay Quarter after lunch and proceed to the Company Gardens where you’ll enjoy a walk to the South African Museum. From here you will continue to the Castle of Good Hope which is the oldest surviving building in South Africa.
Drive through the city, passing the Houses of Parliament, the City Hall and Grand parade before returning to your hotel in the late afternoon approximately 16:00.

E-mail: Daniela@rhinoafrica.com

Embark on an awe-inspiring tour of the Cape Peninsula, travelling along the Atlantic Seaboard via Sea Point, Clifton and Camps Bay, stopping at a Llundudno lookout point before continuing to a brief stop in Hout Bay, a quaint village and fishing harbour with magnificent mountain views.
Meander along Chapman’s Peak, one of the world’s most breathtaking coastal drives, to Cape Point and the good Hope Nature Reserve, which has magnificent fynbos vegetation, birdlife, endemic antelope species, zebra, historic lighthouses and shipwrecks.
Head backwards thorough historic Simon’s Town, a village with charming Victorian architecture, a naval base and a large penguin colony at the beautiful Boulders Beach, Boulders Penguin Colony is home to a growing colony of the vulnerable African Penguin where they can be viewed in their natural habitat.
Tour ends at ± 13:00.
Please quote the tour Code: IL-CPT2

E-mail: Daniela@rhinoafrica.com

Including the “must-sees” of any Cape Town day tour this option is a geographical and cultural extravaganza, showing you Cape Town, from its historical beginnings to the dazzling modern city it has become. Begin with a tour of Table Mountain (weather permitting and cable car fees not included) where you’ll witness panoramic views over the Mother City and the Atlantic Seaboard with Robben Island in the distance lying sleepily in Table Bay harbour.
In the city itself, stop at the Company Gardens where you’ll enjoy a walk through the garden on your way to visit the South African Museum, followed by a stop at the Castle of Good Hope.
Drive past the Houses of Parliament, the Grand Parade and City Hall from where Nelson Mandela first addressed South Africans after his release in February 1990.
After a wonderful adventure, you’ll make your way back to your hotel.
Please quote the tour Code: IL-CTC

E-mail: Daniela@rhinoafrica.com

TOYOTA QUANTUM:
Passengers: 1-8 passengers
Luggage: 8 standard pieces and carry on
Features: Air-conditioning, HD Radio and 6-disc CD changer
TOYOTA QUANTUM:
Passengers: 1-12 passengers
Luggage: 12 standard pieces and carry on
Features: Air-conditioning, HD Radio and 6-disc CD changer
TOYOTA FORTUNER:
Passengers: 1-3 passengers
Luggage: 3 standard pieces and carry on
Features: Air-conditioning, HD Radio and 6-disc CD changer
TOYOTA QUANTUM:
Passengers: 1-8 passengers
Luggage: 8 standard pieces and carry on
Features: Air-conditioning, HD Radio and 6-disc CD changer
TOYOTA QUANTUM:
Passengers: 1-8 passengers
Luggage: 8 standard pieces and carry on
Features: Air-conditioning, HD Radio and 6-disc CD changer
MERCEDES BENZ MINICOACH:
Passengers: 1-16 passengers
Luggage: 16 standard pieces and carry on
Features: Air-conditioning, HD Radio and 6-disc CD changer
E-mail: Daniela@rhinoafrica.com

Tour available on 19 December only

Meeting Point: Kunjani Stellenbosch

This leisurely bicycle tour offers a spectacular wine and gourmet food experience off the beaten track in the picturesque Devon Valley, the heart of the Stellenbosch region. Hosted in conjunction with the finest wine estates in the valley, the experience is sheer pedal pleasure and allows guests to explore the scenic back roads of the valley, soak up the awe-inspiring views and indulge in a memorable wine and food experience. The exclusive trail meanders along a 20-kilometre (mainly off-road) path through the heart of the valley. The trip can be adapted to suit all levels of experience and fitness. The tour provides the perfect pollution-free outing for the whole family; adventure seekers in need of a more adrenalin-filled Winelands experience; or groups of friends who want to soak up the beauty of the valley and invigorate the sense before settling down for a languid lunch. Included in the day’s experience is the soul-quenching ride, two wine tastings at award-winning estates and lunch at one of the region’s top restaurants, where “east meets west” in a cross-continental fusion menu.

This half day trip includes:
 Bikes and all equipment
 Excellent and varied wine estates, tastings and exclusive trails
 Personal service from the best guides in the industry
 Gourmet lunch, sparkling wines and canapés.

Minimum Numbers – 4 pax
Maximum Numbers – 20 pax

Cost
 4-8 pax: ZAR 1875 per person
 9-12 pax: ZAR 1690 per person
 12-20 pax: ZAR 1440 per person

Tour available on 19 December only

Meeting Point: Dutch Reform Church in Franschhoek

Mountain bike touring needn’t be all about grinding your gears and eating dirt. Rather go on a leisurely tour of the winelands, a bicycle allowing you to explore scenic back roads. Take in the views and indulge in a bit of wine tasting without worrying about drinking and driving…

This is a luxury mountain bike tour through the Franschhoek winelands with lots of flexibility. If you want to ride all day, go for it. If you want to potter around town on your bike stopping at every vineyard for a tasting that’s also cool. And if you’re a real dirt hound – no worries, we’ll take you to single-tracking. You would visit 3-4 estates for tastings with a gourmet picnic.

This half day trip includes:
 Bikes and all equipment
 Excellent and varied wine estates, tastings and exclusive trails
 Personal service from the best guides in the industry
 Gourmet picnic

Minimum Number – 20 pax
Maximum Number – 60 pax

Cost
 20 + pax: ZAR 1245 per person

Transfer Costs
Cape Town Airport to City Centre/ V&A hotel Hotels: 1-3 pax R 835 per transfer /4-7 pax R 1015 per transfer

City Centre/ V&A hotel Hotels to Stellenbosch: 1-3 pax R 1450 per transfer /4-7 pax R1605 per transfer

Stellenbosch to Cape Town Airport :1-3 pax R1095 per transfer /4-7 pax R 1234 per transfer