Visit one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. Take the cable car to to top of this iconic attraction. Get the bird's eye view of the city of Cape Town and Robben Island. Take great pictures of the Camps Bay beach from the top of the mountain Take a walk on top of this mountain and catch the sight of the Rock Hyrax popularly known as the Dassy. Explore the landscape on top of this iconic mountain and see other travelers repel down the steep cliffs. Get a cup of coffee form the table top and buy yourself a souvenir.Explore the several hiking trails on top of this mountain and pause for a selfie with Cape Town in the background.

Drive by one of the most hiked mountain in the world Lion's head. Take a close view of this mountain which is also used as a launching pad for paragliding.

Explore this popular sun down spot where travelers come together with bottles of wine and champagne as they watch the sun go down. It is from here that the canon is fired every day at 1200 noon. Take in the amazing view of the the City of Cape Town. You can get a clear view of Robben Island, Cape Town Stadium and the popular shopping mall of the V & A Waterfront. Take an aerial view of the Cape Town neighborhood all the way up to Bloubergstrand. Great views of Table Mountain are also obtainable from here. This is also a place where on a good day you many are taking off as they paraglide towards the ocean. It is also a place where there is an amazing cool ocean breeze from the Atlantic Ocean.

This heritage site is a major attraction because of its colorful houses. Explore this area which is predominantly Muslim with several Mosques. Explore one of the most historical centre of Cape Malay Culture in Cape Town. A place famous for also having culinary tours to both local and international travelers. The cobbled streets are also a source of attraction. The biggest attraction in this community is the coloful houses which were painted as an appreciation of freedom and color by the former slave community. One of the best spots for great photos in Cape Town. This is also a favorite filming location. Proceed to The Company Gardens

Explore this garden which can be traced back to 1644 after one of the Dutch ships ran aground in Bloubergstrand. It is the oldest garden in South Africa. Get the feel of this garden with amazing critters. Enjoy the peaceful and listen to the sounds of the bird life in this garden. See the famous squirrels, pigeons, Egyptian geese. herons, rodents and much more. Look out for the 80 year old bamboo plantation and the ginkgo teee with no living relatives. The ancient saffron pear the towering rubber trees to name but a few. Look out for the aviary, fountains and ponds. The vegetation here creates a green, peaceful sanctuary There are several statues for individuals who shaped the history of South Africa and beyond. Nearby is also the South African Art Gallery. Look out for the impressive African, British, Dutch and French art among others. There is also vegetable and a restaurant which specializes in South African dishes. On the other side is the Iziko South African Museum with a planetarium.

Camps Bay Beach is a highlight on any City of Cape Town tour. Nestled beneath the majestic Twelve Apostles mountain range and Lion’s Head, this palm-lined beach offers dazzling white sand and turquoise waters. Tourists can stroll along the trendy beachfront, enjoy a coffee or cocktail at one of the chic cafés, and soak in breathtaking ocean views. The beach buzzes with energy, from sunbathers and beach volleyball players to photographers capturing the dramatic scenery. It’s the perfect spot for a scenic pause, offering both natural beauty and vibrant local culture.

At the V&A Waterfront, visitors experience Cape Town’s vibrant harbor, where historic charm meets modern attractions. Tourists can stroll along the bustling promenade, explore the Watershed Market for local crafts, and enjoy street performances. The site offers stunning views of Table Mountain and the working harbor. Guests can visit the Two Oceans Aquarium, take a Cape Wheel ride, or enjoy world-class dining with oceanfront views. It's also a hub for boat cruises and helicopter tours, adding adventure to the city's rich culture.

Step into South Africa’s oldest colonial building, the Castle of Good Hope, a 17th-century pentagonal fortress built by the Dutch East India Company. On this stop, tourists will explore the well-preserved bastions, dungeons, and historical exhibitions that showcase Cape Town’s colonial and military past. Visitors will see the old ceremonial rooms, the Castle Military Museum, and the William Fehr art collection. Depending on the time of visit, they may also witness the traditional Key Ceremony or the firing of the signal cannon, bringing history vividly to life. The castle’s thick stone walls and star-shaped design offer a fascinating glimpse into the early days of the Cape Colony.