Where mountain meets two oceans
A coastal city cradled between Table Mountain and the meeting of two oceans.
Cape Town gathers dramatic scenery, celebrated wine country and a lively waterfront beneath the flat crown of Table Mountain. The Cape Peninsula, the vineyards of the Winelands and the Atlantic beaches lie within easy reach.
Ride the rotating cable car for panoramas across the city and bay.
Tour the estates of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek with a private tasting.
Follow the coast to Cape Point past the penguins of Boulders Beach.
Best time to goNovember to March
A starting point, not a package — every day is shaped around you.
Ascend Table Mountain and settle in along the Atlantic seaboard.
Drive to Cape Point via Chapman's Peak and the penguin colony.
Explore Franschhoek's estates with tastings and a vineyard lunch.
Enjoy the harbour and a final meal before flying onward.
The southern summer from November to March brings warm, dry weather ideal for beaches and the mountain.
Yes; many journeys pair the city with a bush lodge elsewhere in the region for a contrast of experiences.
Four to five nights allows time for the city, the peninsula and a day in the Winelands.