Hike up Table mountain with us and let us show you the way there in a safe and friendly walk before you abseil off? Join the abseil team at the top of the mountain.

The Abseil Adventure- An insane experience of adrenaline and achievement: a 112 meter controlled abseil descent off Cape Towns magnificent Table Mountain.

Step off the top at over 1000 meters above sea level and abseil into pure oblivion and indulge in the world’s highest commercial abseil, surrounded with the privilege of awesome views of the city of Cape Town, Chapmans Peak and the deep blue Atlantic of the Camps Bay and Clifton coastline at your feet.

It is not all work and no play with travelling benefits.  On week-ends and days off enjoy excursions which will offer you the opportunity to to see South Africa’s incredible wildlife (including the Big 5), the  worlds highest bungee jump, quad bike adventures, touch, feed, walk with elephants, sand board our pristine coastlines, learn to surf or kite surf, horse rides on beaches and much more. Options are endless.

Why settle for fixed itinaries. It is your gap year after all. make contact and we can assist in making this the opportunity of a lifetime. Volunteering mission trips to Lesotho or Zambia can also be part of your contribution to Africa or choose to work with Africa’s wildlife, African Penguins, Cheetahs, Great White Sharks…whatever your passion….or maybe you want to learn more about our cultural people and their lifestyle and cooking secrets. Help feed children on our feeding projects or work with babies. You choose your passion, skill and budget and we put it all together to suit you….don’t delay give us a call.

Experience Hout Bay where fishing boats bring in the early morning catch or barter with the locals for art and crafts. An optional 40min boat trip to Duiker Island to observe the Cape Fur Seal colony is a recommended.

We continue over the historical and breathtaking Chapmans Peak Drive over the bay and our journey continues where stunning white beaches are seen. Visit the colony of African Penguins residing in warmer waters and on land far from the Arctic.  Enjoy lunch overlooking the bay. Leisure time given for wandering through the shops of Simonstown admiring the Cape Dutch and Victorian architecture or dip your feet into the False Bay waters.

We make our way for the South Western Point of Africa where we enjoy the afternoon at the Cape of Good Hope National Park. Enjoy a walk to the top of the Cape Point lighthouse boasting the freshest air that you will breathe and then a second walk (optional) as you leave your trax on a trail to the most South Western tip of Africa - the Cape of Good Hope enjoying breathtaking scenery of  coastline and the famous South African fynbos vegetation.

Fauna that may be spotted include the Chacma baboon, Ostriches, Antelope  such as the Eland as well as great mountain or leopard tortoises. And for those interested….more than 250 species of birds can sometimes been seen.

Our legendary wine tours takes you on a journey of discovery. Visit not 3 but 4 wine regions…a total of 4 wine farms. Stellenbosch where typical Cape Dutch homes are still present and known as Oak town. Paarl,the third oldest European settlement in South Africa and the only place where there is the Taal Language Monument. The picturesque French village of Franschhoek where the French Huguenots made their home, bringing with them their wine making skills. Franschhoek is also known as the Wine and Gourmet capital. Durbanville where Sauvignon Blanc is king here, thanks largely to the cool ocean breezes sweeping in from the Atlantic Oacean.

Highlight of this Wine tour is no matter which season you arrive the vineyards and mountains will always impress you.  This tour is not only about learning about wine (cellar tour included) and tasting different wines from Award Winning wine farms but indulging your tastebuds with Goat’s and Dairy cheeses,olives and olive oil tastings plus you taste chocolates. Everyone is given enough time to sip and enjoy the ambiance of each farm and what it has to offer.

The wine tastings can include Sparkling wine, Port, Rose, Noble Late Harvest, Whites include – Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, Semillon,Gewuztraminer, Reds include – Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cape Jazz Shiraz plus South Africans very own Pinotage!!

Its time for an adventure! Meet your game ranger and climb onto the 4 x 4 land cruiser where it’s TIME TO LEAVE TRAX and go trekking!!

On your safari adventure you will have great photo opportunities with Africa’s wildlife……rhino, buffalo, giraffe, elephants*, antelope, zebra to name a few. The search continues for leopard and lions. The reserve has a cheetah outreach program – so keep cameras ready.

On returning to the camp a well-deserved scrumptious buffet lunch will be waiting.  Take time out to laze around the sparkling swimming pool to soak up the African sun. Winters are enjoyed around the fireplace. Once refreshed take a slow, scenic drive back to the hub of activity …the Mother City of Cape Town.

* depending on which reserve we visit – changes will only occur due to unforeseen circumstances – then a walk amongst giraffe and full entrance in vehicle to cheetahs will be the alternative

Enjoy a scenic coastal trip up East with photo stops along the way, first stop at Gordon’s Bay overlooking False Bay and Table Mountain in the distance. As we continue our journey we stop to enjoy a walk on a white sandy beach and visit The Harold Porter Botanical Gardens….leisure time to walk to the waterfall or enjoy the tea garden for a snack. 

Our trip takes us to the coastal town of Hermanus – known as the Whale town of South Africa – famous not only for having the only Whale Crier in the world but being the best and only land based whale watching centre in the world! Winter brings yearly visits from the growing population of the Southern Right Whales.  Bryde’s Whales, Humpback Whales  and dolphins visit frequently.

View these majestic mammals while strolling along the waters edge….patience is needed to capture that perfect photo shot of a breach or a whale tail. See them frolicking or spy hopping in the bay….they are often so close to the shore that hearing them gives you shivers up your spine. Optional boat based whale watching or choose a 2hr sea kayak with the whales (seals, penguins and dolphins are often spotted ), or choose to linger longer in the coastal town and do the coastal cliffpath walks or visit quaint shops. Enjoy lunch (own account) while overlooking the bay.

Then after a “Whale of a time” we slowly make our way back to Cape Town over mountain passes…. winding down through apple and pear orchards. Half way we visit a farm stall where local produce can be purchased. Ending the full day with magnificent views of Cape Town over Sir Lowry’s Pass before arriving back at your accommodation