Luxury Cape Town Private Tours

No matter what your interests are, there is so much to do in Cape Town. I’d recommend a minimum of three nights in Cape Town but there is more than enough to do to easily fill 4-6 nights in the city. If you are interested in walking and keeping fit, there is a wealth of hikes to do – either shorter two-hour hikes or full-day trails. If you are into your food and wine, there are lots of award-winning restaurants that we’d recommend to book and eat at. If you are not spending time in the Cape Winelands, we can organize a day trip to either Franschhoek or Stellenbosch. This is a private day tour and you’ll have the chance to visit beautiful vineyards and sample their finest wines.

Cape Town, and South Africa in general, is a very attractive place for those into their food and wine. From Cape Malay to fresh seafood, the city’s food scene is a fusion of mouth-watering restaurants and cafes, so knowing the best places to eat is important. We have a recommended restaurant list that we regularly update, which we send our clients when they book their Cape Town trip. We can also help with restaurant reservations and wine tasting if this is of interest.

Yes, absolutely, and this is a very popular trip to do. South Africa has several safari destinations like the Eastern Cape reserves, the Kruger National Park, Sabi Sands, and Madikwe to name a few. A combination of Cape Town and a safari usually involves a domestic flight, which we can help arrange. There are flights directly into the Kruger from Cape Town which is a great way to make full use of your time in South Africa. We have some examples of combined trips like these, but all of our trips can be curated to suit your interests, requirements, and budget.

There are so many hotel options in Cape Town, so it depends on what sort of accommodation you are looking for. Whether it’s a small, boutique guesthouse in a quieter residential area, or a larger hotel, central to lively nightlife and bars, Cape Town has it all. There are several different areas we would recommend, and your travel specialist can certainly advise which is best for you.

The beachfront area around Camps Bay offers hotels within walking distance of the beach, and popular cafes and bars. The waterfront is also a great central spot to be based, so it’s no wonder hotels like the Victoria & Alfred, and the One and Only are very popular. The ‘watershed’ is definitely worth a visit if you are staying at the waterfront. This is a beautifully inviting space that homes and promotes local South African businesses. Whether it’s locally-made ceramics, fashion, textiles, food, or wine, the Watershed is a wonderful concept that attracts many tourists