9 hour(s)
English
Included
Explore the charming heritage village of Elim, rich in history and culture
Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and curious explorers
Private tour for a personalized and flexible experience
Enjoy a curated wine tasting in the scenic Cape Winelands region
€ 348.07
€ 320.22
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Experience a day full of striking contrasts and natural beauty on this private multi-stop tour from Cape Town, where you’ll encounter wildlife, taste fine wines, and stand at the southernmost tip of Africa. Your journey begins with a scenic drive to Betty’s Bay, home to the lesser-visited yet equally enchanting Stony Point Penguin Colony, where you can observe endangered African penguins in their natural habitat. Continue to the world-renowned Hermanus—one of the best whale-watching spots in the world (in season)—where you’ll have a chance to spot southern right whales breaching just offshore. The tour also includes a stop in the historic village of Elim, a former Moravian mission station known for its whitewashed cottages, rich cultural heritage, and quiet charm.
The adventure continues as you head toward the legendary Cape Agulhas, the true southernmost point of the African continent, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans officially meet. Stroll along the rugged coastline, visit the iconic Cape Agulhas Lighthouse and Museum, and enjoy panoramic views from the coastal plains. In between these scenic stops, indulge in wine tasting in one of South Africa’s exceptional yet lesser-known wine regions, offering unique terroirs and breathtaking vineyard settings. This tour brings together three distinct experiences—penguins, wine, and oceans—into one unforgettable day filled with nature, culture, and the stunning diversity of the Western Cape.
Private airconditioned vehicle
Complimentary bottled water
Wine tasting fees
Cape Agulhas museum fees
Entrance Hamilton Russell Agulhas Hermanus Stony Point
Gratuities
A valid passport is required
No public transportation nearby
Wheelchair accessible
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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It's been a long time ago since I had last been to the most southern part of africa and I must say that I was pleased to see that they had upgraded the roads and walk ways there. The big land of Africa landmark is also beautiful. Well done to all involved you all deserve a round of applause.
Definitely a must to go see! Southern tip of Africa was well thought of. The African continent with rivers and mountains scaled down is beautiful. Pair this with going to a restaurant and you have a lovely outing. We went to restaurant by Parrie the stingray and what a lovely meal it was. Highly recommend going to the Southern tip of Africa atleast once to see it.
My visit to the place was very beautiful. I saw the southernmost point in the African continent, with waves hitting the rocks and clouds covering it. The view and the place were really beautiful. I hope to visit it again with my family and friends. It is a historical and heritage landmark that is worth visiting. I spent hours contemplating the beauty of the place. I recommend visiting it.
Being here makes you feel GRATEFUL to life.! The atmosphere here is so mesmerising.! Anyone coming to Cape Town must visit this place.! Intersection of Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean. This is the original southern point of south Africa.! What i liked here was the place is very informative for adults and kids.! Nice walking path for enjoying the nature and also not that busy. Town around here is also nice. Good places to stay and eat. No tickets are needed.! Just rent a car w/ driver and enjoy the path along the cost.
It a very good spo to go. I make a solo travel, in a rented car, and was Amazing experience. The weather is quite unpredictable, so is good to wear light clothes, but have a good raincoat near. Stubrai, near the Cape Agulhas is very pleasant, and have good spots to a coffee.
