Capexec Exclusive Tours

During the PENINSULA TOUR a selection of the following additional options may be considered (some of which are popular with our younger visitors!):

• World of Birds (including the monkey enclosure where one is permitted to mingle freely with Squirrel Monkeys).
• Duiker Island to see Cape Fur Seals in Hout Bay.
• Cape Point Ostrich Farm.
• Gem Stone Polishing Factory on the outskirts of Simon’s Town.
• Kayaking.
• Camel Rides.
• Gardens.

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During the WINELANDS TOUR a selection of the following additional options may be considered (some of which may appeal to younger visitors too!):

• Delicious food tasting menus.
• Rupert Motor Museum L’Ormarins: Four custom built buildings housing an outstanding collection of Vintage and Collectors cars (except Mondays).
• Rupert Art Gallery, Stellenbosch: View an incredible collection of South African Masters work.
• Visit sites relevant to the Slave History of our past in the Cape.
• Black Economic Empowerment Winery project.
• View the site where Nelson Mandela was freed in 1990 at Drakenstein Prison.
• Wine tastings on horseback or bicycle.
• Butterfly World.
• Visit the Cheetah Outreach Project, learn about the project and pet Cheetahs.
• Visit the Raptor Enclosure at Spier and partake in interractive falconry displays and hold some of these magnificent creatures.

During the CITY TOUR a selection of the following additional options may be considered (also popular with younger guests!):

• Going up the Cable Car to the top of Table Mountain (weather permitting).
• Repel from the top of Table Mountain to about 100m below.
  
• Witness the firing of the Noon Gun – our oldest enacted tradition (except Sun).
• Visit the original Dutch East India Company Fort or the Planetarium in addition to those museums mentioned in the suggested itineraries.
• The Slave Lodge, Prestwich Street Memorial and the District Six Museum are of great interest for those interested in our fractured past.
• Visit unique Moyo African Restaurant not far from Cape Town on the West Coast with outstanding views of Table Mountain.
• Visit Robben Island Museum by boat (3-4 hours).
• The Two Oceans Aquarium is a must to view life under water without getting wet!

For the more adventurous:

• Trips on the quintessential Hog: Harley Davidson Motor Bikes (with or without side-cars).
• Scenic Helicopter Rides.
• Fishing Charters.
• Thunder City – get to be a passenger in a fighter jet!
• Hiking – Table Mountain or Lion’s Head with a guide knowledgeable about the route as well as flora and fauna.
• Viewing sharks from Cages in the water or aboard a boat.
• Horseriding on Long Beach.
  

For Rest & Relaxation:

• Visit exotic Spa’s for numerous different therapeutic treatments.
• Play golf at one of our many excellent courses either in Cape Town or  the Winelands and other outlying areas.
• The ultimate Colonial Experience has to be Afternoon Tea at the Mount Nelson Hotel, the only surviving Colonial Hotel in Cape Town.
• Retail therapy is always an option! There are numerous wonderful markets, shops and City streets which sell a variety of wares, not to mention the world famous Waterfront Develpment where shops and restaurants abound. The Cape Quarter in the Waterkant Street area is also well worth a stroll.

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