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I will take you to Boulders Beach the most remarkable viewing point of the African Penguins. These African Penguins have colonies from Southern Namibia and all the way around the South African coast. I will will make your experience rewarding as this is the only place where you will be able to swim with the Penguins in close proximity. Penguins are living in the wild and therefore although you get to see them up close and personal there will be no direct contact as I am committed to protecting the welfare of these little guys. The Penguin numbers are fast declining because of over fishing and marine pollution and my goal is teach tourists about our Penguin population, as they are now classified as an endangered species. As this is a private tour, there is flexibility in photo opportunities along the way, and including stopping to take pictures with the seals. Other things to note Bring your camera to take lots of pictures.

You'll be exploring the best of Cape Town in a jam-packed day. Relax in privacy and comfort while I show you some of the best of what my city has to offer. Eat & explore like a local, with a local! We start off exploring the Western slope of Table Mountain National Park along the Atlantic Seaboard heading towards Cape of Good Hope. Passing through Hout Bay, Chapmans Peak and more. You'll have an opportunity to take in the breath taking views while hiking down to the Cape of Good Hope or ride the fernicular up to the Cape Point light house. We then depart to Boulders Beach for PENGUIN SPOTTING! You'll have the opportunity to visit the sanctuary and the beach while exploring at your leisure. After saying goodbye to the penguins, we make our way to our lunch venue at one of THE BEST locations in the Constantia wine district. The oldest wine producing region in the country where you'll enjoy great food, wine, views and conversation. This experience is more that just the landscape and natural beauty of Cape Town. I'll discuss the rich history of the city from personal life experience having grown up here. From the dark past, post apartheid legacies and challenges, to the endless potential for this beautiful city and country. **NB** Entry fees (Cape of Good Hope and Boulders Beach), lunch and the wine tasting will be for your own expense Other things to note PRIVATE tours & BIGGER groups can be accommodated. (DM for enquiries) Entry fees at point of interest (Cape of Good Hope, Boulders Beach) & food are for your own account. Pickup & drop off can be arranged if close by.

A celebration of smaller vineyards driven by passion, honesty and quality. Our first stop is on the Eastern side of Stellenbosch at the foot of the Helderberg Mountains. This is a special location tucked away in the most northern corner of Paradyskloof (Paradise Valley). Pockets of special vines produce a superlative and memorable first tasting. A journey through the vibrant and tree lined streets of Stellenbosch town is up next. Steeped in history and charm we'll tell a few stories from the time we spent here during our youth before we reach the Banghoek Valley. Breath-taking views set the tone for an unforgettable experience with the focus on letting our guests understand the sense of place and taste. These award winning wines are brilliantly crafted and produced with the help of the location's very own microclimate. I struggle to believe there is a better setting to taste wine anywhere in the country. Lunch then takes place at Boschendal's Farm Deli Restaurant on the oldest estate in the region dating back to 1865. The final destination is at a quaint family owned and run vineyard where we host the tasting privately in their underground cellar below their family home or in their garden often with one of the true matriarch's of the industry and her 5 doggos. 3 different wineries all unique in location, style and charm combining for a true Stellenbosch Winelands experience.

Experience Cape Town like a local and eat, drink, and explore the city through your taste buds. This walking tour combines 2 tours into 1. A city tour and food tour. Includes all food and drinks consumed at a minimum of 6 stops in central Cape Town and the Bo-Kaap. During this tour you’ll get to walk the city streets and discover its rich cultural history, traditional and modern-day food culture and learn about where to eat and drink during your stay in Cape Town. Many of the food stops are curated specifically for us and you’ll get to meet some of the passionate purveyors who will explain the origin and preparation of dishes. Food stops may vary but will include stops for the famous Cape Malay koesusters and samoosas, a visit to the Company Gardens, a chocolatier, traditional Afrikaans cuisine, and many more. Some of the stops include alcoholic beverages such as local beer and boutique South African wine. Walking food tours are considered ideal opportunities to orientate first time visitors to a city and show repeat visitors some of the hidden gems. Join us to show you Cape Town’s history, culture and food. Other things to note: Avoid the tourist traps and get to experience Cape Town with a local guide, and of course, Eat Like a Local! *Unfortunately not suitable for gluten free or vegan diets.

We will hike to the summit of the iconic Table Mountain and experience why it's one of the New7Wonders of Nature. We will take our favorite more easily missed paths to the top. There are many routes that go up and together we will find one that suits your skill and confidence level. The trails all include a combination of hiking, varied levels scrambling and exposure to heights that will allow us to reach incredible viewpoints of Lion's Head, Twelve Apostles, Camps Bay, Back Table, and the Mother City. If you have a specific route in mind we can help you determine if it is suitable for you. The trails we do include India venster, Kasteelspoort, Skeleton gorge, and platteklip gorge but if possible and you are able we can do some more wild options. En route, we will take you into the world of the breathtaking Fynbos Floral Kingdom and the very first occupants of Southern Africa who named the mountain 'Hoerikwaggo' or Mountain in the sea. Once we reach the summit we will go to one of the awesome viewpoints to take some summit photos or just enjoy the view from the top. If the Cable Car Station is open then the hike will finish there, where you can then spend some more time at the top and soak in some more views or go and enjoy a well-deserved treat from the restaurant, my recommendations being their coffee, cold beer, appletiser, and milk tart. Other things to note Experience duration is dependent on the route and guests fitness and should take between 3-5 hours. The experience ends at cable car, if its closed then please add another 1-2 hours for the hike down.

We will be hiking up Lions Head, Cape Town's most Instragram'able hike. We plan to either catch the sunset over the Atlantic Ocean or sunrise from the Hottentots Holland mountains. We enjoy some amazing photo opportunities before our descent. During a sunset hike, we descend in the dark using our flashlights (provided). During a sunrise hike, we may hike the first part in the dark using our flashlights (provided). This hike has been an age old tradition for locals especially during the full moon and on clear/windless nights/mornings where the lights of the city below dazzle and the moon and stars show off its beauty in the night sky. Other things to note Wear clothing you are comfortable hiking in. Ensure you wear descent pair of hiking/walking shoes. A fair level of fitness is required. You need to be comfortable with heights. Start times vary based on Sunset and Sunrise and it is critical that we start on time in order to witness Sunrise/Sunset

Join a bucket-list African adventure that thousands before you have already had the pleasure in doing. We'll be hiking to the top of Table Mountain via a lessor known and more adventurous route. Once on top we make our way towards the upper Cable Car Station where we take the cable car back down (if open). This route is a local favourite, that tourists generally avoid or miss due to lack of knowledge. We will also access some off the beaten track viewpoints with stunning photo opportunities. There will be some steep/exposed but fun sections along the route, however I will be assisting you with scrambling up these steep parts if required. We will get an opportunity to walk along the rim of Table Mountain where we stop to enjoy the stunning views from the edge of the table. If the cable car is open, we will then make our way to the Cable Car Station and view sites before going back down with the cable car (ticket fare not included - if the cable car is closed, we will hike down a common route) You would need to be comfortable with heights and be relatively fit. The hike up is steep and rocky going for at least 3.5 hours. Other things to note Cable car ticket down not included (Purchased on top - R210) Contact me for availability and larger groups Transfer service available on request

Join us to climb one of the secret trails of Table Mountain away from the crowds. We will take you on some amazing routes, known mainly by locals, which are less travelled and more scenic, offering great wildlife spotting opportunities and phenomenal views. Along the way you will learn about the birds and wildlife found on the mountain and the famous fynbos belt, which makes up nearly 10% of all the entire plant species on earth. South Africa is the only country that can claim to have one of the world's six floral kingdoms of the world completely within its borders in Cape Town. We stop regularly to soak up the beauty or ask for optional freshly brewed organic coffee/tea together with local organic "rusks" a famous South African snack, all whilst enjoying superb views of the “Mother City” and the Cape Peninsula. We take the cable way down when it is running (but depending on weather we may need to hike down) Other things to note: We offer an Amazing Lions Head hike experiences as well, secret cave's and with phenomenal views, sunrise or sunset. Or take a journey with us on a one-of-a-kind Private Penguin & Peninsular Tour, any other Experience or Cape Town Tour, just ask and I will point you in the right direction. P.s. we offer a Pick-up and or a Drop-off service, please enquire with me. Once booked my number will appear with the finer details.

The experience starts at the Lion's Head parking area. We walk up the circular path to the start of the head proper. The route grade is "B". The views from the summit of Lions head at 660m is 360 degrees and totally breathtaking. You decide whether you want to take the more adventurous "chains" route or just a B scramble on a well established Path. Other things to note NOTE: If another time suits you we can change it. Lions Head is 670 meters high and we climb about 400 m, so a fair level of fitness is essential. There is mild exposure.

This is a unique experience, unlike any other, designed for spirited travellers only. If you would like to try something new, fun and challenging, this experience will be unforgettable and a highlight of your time in Cape Town. Our passion is to take you to otherwise impossible places, to surmount obstacles you might not have imagined surmounting and to open new doors for you. We stand by our FULL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE if you are not blown away! If you are unsure, please use the private booking option so we can dedicate ourselves fully to you personally to build the perfect mountain experience to suit your needs. Other things to note: The meeting point is at the start of one of the trails up Lion's Head. Please refer to the direct message for the exact location. Please note we speak English, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, and Afrikaans.

The experience includes about around 5 to 7 stops, where we visit, celebrate and get to listen to African (mainly) food entrepreneurs. We’ll listen to their stories about how they managed to create unique and meaningful community spaces despite harsh and challenging economic and social conditions in a rapidly gentrifying city with little affordable trading spaces available. This is your invitation to an off-the-beaten-path tour through downtown Cape Town to discover its hidden African food gems — a window, which allows you to explore our diverse Mother City from a unique perspective. This tour focuses on community kitchens and restaurants, which showcase the role of food in different African communities across the diaspora. What we'll do. In roughly 3 hours, we showcase how food has the power to hold communities together as we guide you through Cape Town's best hidden African kitchens and restaurants. Let us take you on a culinary journey all the way from South Africa up to Mali, sho't left to Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa, and share insights about the incredibly diverse and complex traditions of Somali food culture and the fragrant spices used in African countries that border the Red Sea. Share some fresh Injera, steaming soft pap, and floral cafe touba with us, while listening to stories about food and community from East-, West, and South Africa.

With a warm welcome and a overview of our route, you will soon see why Lions Head is arguably one of the best most beautiful views Cape Town has to offer, as it gives you a 360 degree view of the peninsular and city We will engage you with interesting insights into nature, local knowledge, tips on climbing and all-round awesome company to be with. We plan to be up just before sunset/sunrise to capture the one-of-a-kind colour phenomena. Each time is different, and each time is unique, so enjoy and let us WOW you with expert guiding and trails less traveled. Hot chocolate or coffee/tea will local rusks (optional) can be arranged will enjoying the rewarding views. We descend/accent in the dark with the use of head torches which offers a whole new exciting dynamic to hiking. While the beautiful city lights set the scene, and if you lucky enough a “Moon Rise” We have all seen a sunrise but have you seen a moon rise? Truly something special. If you have any other days available and are up for a challenge, join us to concur “Table Mountain” for probably the best hiking experience out of them all. https://www.airbnb.co.za/experiences/148769 Other things to note Once booked, I will create a Whats App group for us to better communicate, I will then send you the exact details and times of our Hike. Dino is my co-host and both our numbers will appear once you have booked.

We will start our day with a collection at your hotel in Cape Town , at approximately 08H40am. Collection will be in a sedan , SUV vehicle or a minibus depending on the size of the group. Upon arrival at the reserve, you will be given a welcome non alcoholic drink, you will then sign the consent form and enjoy a lovely Lunch , which comes in a buffet form. All foods served at the reserve are halal and no pork products are used , full buffet lunch will be served in the main Restaurant with food options which cater for any dietary requirements including vegetarians. Here after , we will get in the truck where we will spend 2.5hrs or 3 hours with game rangers searching for wildlife. Should you require to be just you and your party in the truck alone, kindly speak with one of our consultants about this option as it can be arranged at an additional cost. After safari game drive, we will head back to Cape Town city for a drop off at your accommodation OTHER THINGS TO NOTE 1. Bring (money) Game Reserve Entrances fee R1550 p/p or R1700 p/p during peak season 2. Safari game reserve is about 200kms away from Cape Town 3. Do not expect to see big herds of animals like in our national parks such as Kruger and Addo, but rest assured that your Ranger will explore all avenues to make sure that you see the animals. 4) We will provide Lunch and soft drinks & Bolted water

You will be picked up from your accommodation, then we will start by driving through Sea Point, Clifton, Camps Bay. These suburbs are also known as Millionaires Paradise, with the mountains on one side and the Atlantic ocean on the other. We will stop at Maidens Cove for photos. Then we will continue to Hout Bay harbor, where you can do the boat ride to Seal Island. We will then continue via Chapman's peak drive. This is one of the most beautiful scenic drives in the world, which also makes it perfect for pictures . Then we will continue through the town of Noordhoek, a perfect place to some local roasted coffee. Next stop will be the amazing sight of the African penguins at Boulders Beach and then on to one of the Worlds most famous view points at the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE NATURE RESERVE. From there we will take a drive back to your accommodation. Other things to note: Entrance fees is on own account: - Boat Ride to Seal Island R120 per person - African penguins at Boulders Beach R176 per person. - Cape Point Nature Reserve R376 per person - Fanicular R90 per person You can pay with cash or card Leave Passport in your room. Don't go on tour with a big bag. Put on comfortable shoes

Myself or my Co-Hosts professional photographer Terrence will be your photographer of the day! We will meet at The Bo Kaap Deli 114 church street where neighbours of Bo Kaap and all around Cape Town meets for delicious food and drinks! After an introduction, we will take you through the most pretty and picturesque streets of the neighbourhood taking pictures of you! This experience is for everyone that's is interested in doing something different and creating memories while having fun ! We will create pics of you and will send you the best ones (between 35 and 50), professionally edited in high resolution. You will receive the edited photos in three days via a link from which you will be able to download them and ready for you to share with family and friends. We will also do one photo of you with a Polaroid camera that you will be able to take right away ! This experience is is great for individuals as well as friends, families and couples. It's the best way for you to get good quality photos in a fun way :)! *No outfits change allowed unless you book a private photoshoot option while booking on the platform* You will meet other participants during the experience as it is up to 4participants (Unless you also book the Private photoshoot option :))

I will take you to Boulders Beach the most remarkable viewing point of the African Penguins. These African Penguins have colonies from Southern Namibia and all the way around the South African coast. I will will make your experience rewarding as this is the only place where you will be able to swim with the Penguins in close proximity. Penguins are living in the wild and therefore although you get to see them up close and personal there will be no direct contact as I am committed to protecting the welfare of these little guys. The Penguin numbers are fast declining because of over fishing and marine pollution and my goal is teach tourists about our Penguin population, as they are now classified as an endangered species. As this is a private tour, there is flexibility in photo opportunities along the way, and including stopping to take pictures with the seals. Other things to note Bring your camera to take lots of pictures.

We get an early start to avoid the big tour buses as we head to one of only 2 places on the continent where you can experience the African Penguin. These friendly little guys have been kind enough to share their spectacular beach with us. We'll make our way through a secret passage among the boulders and vegetation to get close to these gentle and curious birds without being intrusive. Our next stop is the historic Cape Point National Park in search of Ostriches, Eland and the illusive Cape Mountain Zebra, you'll also have the chance to experience two must have moments: The visit to the Cape of Good Hope Corner and the Lighthouses of Cape Point. A tram trip to the top lighthouse costs 85 ZAR extra if you'd prefer not to walk. We then head to one of the world's most beautiful coastal roads; Chapmans Peak Drive where we'll prepare a craft gin tasting of our very own award winning Pesky Hobbit Gin born during the global hardships of 2020. Our final stop is at a destination synonymous with Capetonian foodie culture. The local fisherman of Hout Bay have long been regarded as the best in the business when it comes to delivering the tastiest Fish and Chips in SA. This is a real winner and a must do for lunch during your time here. Our last stretch after a memorable day is along the coastal road via Llandudno Beach and Camps Bay back to your accommodation or drop-off point.

You'll be exploring the best of Cape Town in a jam-packed day. Relax in privacy and comfort while I show you some of the best of what my city has to offer. Eat & explore like a local, with a local! We start off exploring the Western slope of Table Mountain National Park along the Atlantic Seaboard heading towards Cape of Good Hope. Passing through Hout Bay, Chapmans Peak and more. You'll have an opportunity to take in the breath taking views while hiking down to the Cape of Good Hope or ride the fernicular up to the Cape Point light house. We then depart to Boulders Beach for PENGUIN SPOTTING! You'll have the opportunity to visit the sanctuary and the beach while exploring at your leisure. After saying goodbye to the penguins, we make our way to our lunch venue at one of THE BEST locations in the Constantia wine district. The oldest wine producing region in the country where you'll enjoy great food, wine, views and conversation. This experience is more that just the landscape and natural beauty of Cape Town. I'll discuss the rich history of the city from personal life experience having grown up here. From the dark past, post apartheid legacies and challenges, to the endless potential for this beautiful city and country. **NB** Entry fees (Cape of Good Hope and Boulders Beach), lunch and the wine tasting will be for your own expense Other things to note PRIVATE tours & BIGGER groups can be accommodated. (DM for enquiries) Entry fees at point of interest (Cape of Good Hope, Boulders Beach) & food are for your own account. Pickup & drop off can be arranged if close by.

A celebration of smaller vineyards driven by passion, honesty and quality. Our first stop is on the Eastern side of Stellenbosch at the foot of the Helderberg Mountains. This is a special location tucked away in the most northern corner of Paradyskloof (Paradise Valley). Pockets of special vines produce a superlative and memorable first tasting. A journey through the vibrant and tree lined streets of Stellenbosch town is up next. Steeped in history and charm we'll tell a few stories from the time we spent here during our youth before we reach the Banghoek Valley. Breath-taking views set the tone for an unforgettable experience with the focus on letting our guests understand the sense of place and taste. These award winning wines are brilliantly crafted and produced with the help of the location's very own microclimate. I struggle to believe there is a better setting to taste wine anywhere in the country. Lunch then takes place at Boschendal's Farm Deli Restaurant on the oldest estate in the region dating back to 1865. The final destination is at a quaint family owned and run vineyard where we host the tasting privately in their underground cellar below their family home or in their garden often with one of the true matriarch's of the industry and her 5 doggos. 3 different wineries all unique in location, style and charm combining for a true Stellenbosch Winelands experience.

We will start our day with a collection at your hotel in Cape Town , at approximately 08H40am. Collection will be in a sedan , SUV vehicle or a minibus depending on the size of the group. Upon arrival at the reserve, you will be given a welcome non alcoholic drink, you will then sign the consent form and enjoy a lovely Lunch , which comes in a buffet form. All foods served at the reserve are halal and no pork products are used , full buffet lunch will be served in the main Restaurant with food options which cater for any dietary requirements including vegetarians. Here after , we will get in the truck where we will spend 2.5hrs or 3 hours with game rangers searching for wildlife. Should you require to be just you and your party in the truck alone, kindly speak with one of our consultants about this option as it can be arranged at an additional cost. After safari game drive, we will head back to Cape Town city for a drop off at your accommodation OTHER THINGS TO NOTE 1. Bring (money) Game Reserve Entrances fee R1550 p/p or R1700 p/p during peak season 2. Safari game reserve is about 200kms away from Cape Town 3. Do not expect to see big herds of animals like in our national parks such as Kruger and Addo, but rest assured that your Ranger will explore all avenues to make sure that you see the animals. 4) We will provide Lunch and soft drinks & Bolted water

The experience includes about around 5 to 7 stops, where we visit, celebrate and get to listen to African (mainly) food entrepreneurs. We’ll listen to their stories about how they managed to create unique and meaningful community spaces despite harsh and challenging economic and social conditions in a rapidly gentrifying city with little affordable trading spaces available. This is your invitation to an off-the-beaten-path tour through downtown Cape Town to discover its hidden African food gems — a window, which allows you to explore our diverse Mother City from a unique perspective. This tour focuses on community kitchens and restaurants, which showcase the role of food in different African communities across the diaspora. What we'll do. In roughly 3 hours, we showcase how food has the power to hold communities together as we guide you through Cape Town's best hidden African kitchens and restaurants. Let us take you on a culinary journey all the way from South Africa up to Mali, sho't left to Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa, and share insights about the incredibly diverse and complex traditions of Somali food culture and the fragrant spices used in African countries that border the Red Sea. Share some fresh Injera, steaming soft pap, and floral cafe touba with us, while listening to stories about food and community from East-, West, and South Africa.

Experience Cape Town like a local and eat, drink, and explore the city through your taste buds. This walking tour combines 2 tours into 1. A city tour and food tour. Includes all food and drinks consumed at a minimum of 6 stops in central Cape Town and the Bo-Kaap. During this tour you’ll get to walk the city streets and discover its rich cultural history, traditional and modern-day food culture and learn about where to eat and drink during your stay in Cape Town. Many of the food stops are curated specifically for us and you’ll get to meet some of the passionate purveyors who will explain the origin and preparation of dishes. Food stops may vary but will include stops for the famous Cape Malay koesusters and samoosas, a visit to the Company Gardens, a chocolatier, traditional Afrikaans cuisine, and many more. Some of the stops include alcoholic beverages such as local beer and boutique South African wine. Walking food tours are considered ideal opportunities to orientate first time visitors to a city and show repeat visitors some of the hidden gems. Join us to show you Cape Town’s history, culture and food. Other things to note: Avoid the tourist traps and get to experience Cape Town with a local guide, and of course, Eat Like a Local! *Unfortunately not suitable for gluten free or vegan diets.

We will hike to the summit of the iconic Table Mountain and experience why it's one of the New7Wonders of Nature. We will take our favorite more easily missed paths to the top. There are many routes that go up and together we will find one that suits your skill and confidence level. The trails all include a combination of hiking, varied levels scrambling and exposure to heights that will allow us to reach incredible viewpoints of Lion's Head, Twelve Apostles, Camps Bay, Back Table, and the Mother City. If you have a specific route in mind we can help you determine if it is suitable for you. The trails we do include India venster, Kasteelspoort, Skeleton gorge, and platteklip gorge but if possible and you are able we can do some more wild options. En route, we will take you into the world of the breathtaking Fynbos Floral Kingdom and the very first occupants of Southern Africa who named the mountain 'Hoerikwaggo' or Mountain in the sea. Once we reach the summit we will go to one of the awesome viewpoints to take some summit photos or just enjoy the view from the top. If the Cable Car Station is open then the hike will finish there, where you can then spend some more time at the top and soak in some more views or go and enjoy a well-deserved treat from the restaurant, my recommendations being their coffee, cold beer, appletiser, and milk tart. Other things to note Experience duration is dependent on the route and guests fitness and should take between 3-5 hours. The experience ends at cable car, if its closed then please add another 1-2 hours for the hike down.

You will be picked up from your accommodation, then we will start by driving through Sea Point, Clifton, Camps Bay. These suburbs are also known as Millionaires Paradise, with the mountains on one side and the Atlantic ocean on the other. We will stop at Maidens Cove for photos. Then we will continue to Hout Bay harbor, where you can do the boat ride to Seal Island. We will then continue via Chapman's peak drive. This is one of the most beautiful scenic drives in the world, which also makes it perfect for pictures . Then we will continue through the town of Noordhoek, a perfect place to some local roasted coffee. Next stop will be the amazing sight of the African penguins at Boulders Beach and then on to one of the Worlds most famous view points at the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE NATURE RESERVE. From there we will take a drive back to your accommodation. Other things to note: Entrance fees is on own account: - Boat Ride to Seal Island R120 per person - African penguins at Boulders Beach R176 per person. - Cape Point Nature Reserve R376 per person - Fanicular R90 per person You can pay with cash or card Leave Passport in your room. Don't go on tour with a big bag. Put on comfortable shoes

We will experience the beauty that is the Constantia wine region, South Africa's oldest wine producing region which offers good mature wines. The Constantia region has wine making history dating back to 1685. We will visit three wine farms for tasting, where you can expect to taste about 5 wines at each estate. Cost of wine tastings at each farm at own individual guest cost and range from R70- R160 ($4-$10). Other things to note I will provide guests with water. Please bring cash to pay for wine tastings and any food or bottle of wines you may want to purchase.

We will hike up Table Mountain via a suitable route based on your fitness level, interest and sense of adventure. We try and beat the crowds by starting out our hike before sunrise allowing you to experience and capture the best possible light. Along the way you will learn about vegetation, some local history and photography tips & tricks. Free professional photographs will be taken of you during the hike. We will also find the best spot to stop and make coffee/tea of your choice to enjoy the views. We will descent via the cableway or Platteklip if the cable car is not operating. Other things to note If the Cable Way company isn’t operating we will have to hike down. Please factor an extra 1-2hours.

With a warm welcome and a overview of our route, you will soon see why Lions Head is arguably one of the best most beautiful views Cape Town has to offer, as it gives you a 360 degree view of the peninsular and city We will engage you with interesting insights into nature, local knowledge, tips on climbing and all-round awesome company to be with. We plan to be up just before sunset/sunrise to capture the one-of-a-kind colour phenomena. Each time is different, and each time is unique, so enjoy and let us WOW you with expert guiding and trails less traveled. Hot chocolate or coffee/tea will local rusks (optional) can be arranged will enjoying the rewarding views. We descend/accent in the dark with the use of head torches which offers a whole new exciting dynamic to hiking. While the beautiful city lights set the scene, and if you lucky enough a “Moon Rise” We have all seen a sunrise but have you seen a moon rise? Truly something special. If you have any other days available and are up for a challenge, join us to concur “Table Mountain” for probably the best hiking experience out of them all. https://www.airbnb.co.za/experiences/148769 Other things to note Once booked, I will create a Whats App group for us to better communicate, I will then send you the exact details and times of our Hike. Dino is my co-host and both our numbers will appear once you have booked.

Our meeting will be in front my house near Faldin House, a purple colorful home located on Whale Street, Bo-Kaap. Here I will introduce myself and give you a briefly overview of our day and shortly we start our walk. I have design a route that will give guests (You) a locals view of Bo-Kaap, where together we will be discovering some iconic spaces learn about the history and heritage of my community as well some of our heroes like Solomon Fagmihy a rugby legend, Aunty Abdieyah the first women in who is now 93 years of age. And since we are proudly Muslim community with strong Malay heritage we make a pop in the Auwel Mosique where they still have the hand written Quran (Bible). Each of Cape Towns street hold historical significance so for every street that will walk in I share more about its connection to our history. Before we end our walk to start our cooking will make our down to Atlas spice shop, down Chappini street passed our world known colorful houses. Back at my house have prepared our ingredients for our cooking class. We will be making an authentic flat bread called Roti with curry. I will give a tutorial about the spices and their health benefits. We will also fold samoosas (triangle savoury)and a chilli bite and we end off with sambal salad an family recipe. Once all food is done we will end our day with a table conversation enjoying our meals together. Other things to note This experience is with located within the main CBD, as so if you driving a car do know that will be parking in the main city or if you take an Uber locating my home wont be difficult.

We will be hiking up Lions Head, Cape Town's most Instragram'able hike. We plan to either catch the sunset over the Atlantic Ocean or sunrise from the Hottentots Holland mountains. We enjoy some amazing photo opportunities before our descent. During a sunset hike, we descend in the dark using our flashlights (provided). During a sunrise hike, we may hike the first part in the dark using our flashlights (provided). This hike has been an age old tradition for locals especially during the full moon and on clear/windless nights/mornings where the lights of the city below dazzle and the moon and stars show off its beauty in the night sky. Other things to note Wear clothing you are comfortable hiking in. Ensure you wear descent pair of hiking/walking shoes. A fair level of fitness is required. You need to be comfortable with heights. Start times vary based on Sunset and Sunrise and it is critical that we start on time in order to witness Sunrise/Sunset

Join a bucket-list African adventure that thousands before you have already had the pleasure in doing. We'll be hiking to the top of Table Mountain via a lessor known and more adventurous route. Once on top we make our way towards the upper Cable Car Station where we take the cable car back down (if open). This route is a local favourite, that tourists generally avoid or miss due to lack of knowledge. We will also access some off the beaten track viewpoints with stunning photo opportunities. There will be some steep/exposed but fun sections along the route, however I will be assisting you with scrambling up these steep parts if required. We will get an opportunity to walk along the rim of Table Mountain where we stop to enjoy the stunning views from the edge of the table. If the cable car is open, we will then make our way to the Cable Car Station and view sites before going back down with the cable car (ticket fare not included - if the cable car is closed, we will hike down a common route) You would need to be comfortable with heights and be relatively fit. The hike up is steep and rocky going for at least 3.5 hours. Other things to note Cable car ticket down not included (Purchased on top - R210) Contact me for availability and larger groups Transfer service available on request