Top Cape Town Water Tours - page 5

One can experience the best and enjoy the 4-day tour in and around Cape Town. Your journey begins with a dive with seals and seven gilled cow sharks up to the city where you will see what cape offers best. Visit Robben Island as well and see the magnificent Great white sharks. The fantastic journey ends with a trip to the beautiful Gansbaai.

On this tour, you will explore the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point nature reserve, Boulder's Penguins Colony and Chapman's Peak drive, which is one of the most scenic drives in the world. This tour is perfect for nature lovers who desire an up close and personal interaction with the seals and other sea creatures and benefit from an interactive experience with a Marine Biologist.

This trip will have you exploring magnificent coastline and bay. A day filled with thrills and fun spent in a breathtakingly beautiful natural environment. The great white shark trip is an amazing experience, offering you a chance to not only watch great white sharks breach, but to also cage dive. Great white shark cage diving is a mix of adrenalin, thrills, fun and learning. With the qualified guides, you will learn so much about sharks. Those who prefer not to enter the cage can still experience an incredible view from the boat.

Explore Cape Town on our 3 nights all-inclusive Cape Town Holiday Package Tour and visit our Top 5 things to do in Cape Town including accommodation in a 4-star hotel on a bed and breakfast basis and entrance fees. Tick these 5 attractions off your Cape Town bucket list with a Sunset Cruise from the V&A Waterfront, take the long march to freedom at Robben Island, explore Table Mountain with return rides on the cable car, enjoy photos in the Bo-Kaap colourful houses, taste some of the best wines on the Hop-On Hop-Off Franschhoek Wine Tram and end off your Cape Town adventure by riding the Atlantis Dunes on a Quad bike. Choose one of the best deals to experience the very best attractions in Cape Town.

Take the trip of a lifetime and join us on our 2-Day Garden Route Bungee Jumping and Shark Cage Diving Small Group Tour from Cape Town. This is without a doubt one of the most adrenaline adventure Garden Route tours you will ever experience from Cape Town South Africa to the Bloukrans Bride for Bungee Jumping on Day 1 and to Mossel Bay for Shark Cage Diving on Day 2. The Bloukrans Bridge is the highest bungee jumping bridge in the world and a completely safe and secure adventure activity. Mossel Bay Shark Cage Diving is almost 90% guaranteed chance of seeing the sharks as the ocean is much warmer in Mossel Bay. Benefit from a choice of 3 accommodation options to suit your budget and preferences as well as hotel pick up and drop off in Cape Town by your personal tour guide/driver in a small group tour minibus.

Visit the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island to learn about apartheid and see where Mandela and other activists and leaders were imprisoned under the government. After lunch (at your own expense), visit Table Mountain and ride the cable car to the peak. . Robben Island Guided Tour . Visit Table Mountain 7 wonders of nature . Enjoy stunning views on a cable car ride up Table Mountain.

The Nelson Mandela Gateway at the V & A Waterfront is where the ferries leave from. (Please be aware that you will not be touring the Robben Island Museum with our tour guide.) After disembarking in Murray's Bay Harbour on the island's east coast, you and a group of others will board buses that will drive you to all of the historical sites on the island. You'll pass buildings and a tall wall constructed in the 1960s by prisoners as you head to the coaches. A Robben Island Tour Guide will lead the prison tour. They have an in-depth knowledge of the complex 500-year history of the island. The tour path passes by the leprosy graveyard, Robert Sobukwe's home, the Lime Quarry, the Bluestone Quarry, the army and naval bunkers, and the Maximum-Security Prison, which housed hundreds of South Africa's freedom fighters for many years. The tour's final event is seeing Nelson Mandela's cell.