Muizenberg Beach
Famous for its iconic colorful beach huts and great surfing conditions, Muizenberg Beach is a beloved destination for both locals and tourists. The beach offers a relaxed vibe, perfect for sunbathing or a casual swim. For the adventurous, it’s a popular spot to learn surfing, thanks to its consistent gentle waves.

Kalk Bay (Pass By)
As you journey along the coastline, you’ll pass through Kalk Bay, a charming fishing village known for its quaint shops, vibrant cafés, and stunning ocean views.

Fish Hoek
Nestled between towering cliffs, Fish Hoek is a tranquil beach town with a beautiful, family-friendly stretch of sand. It’s one of the safest swimming beaches along the False Bay coast, making it a popular stop for families and those looking for a peaceful retreat by the water.

Simon’s Town
A historic naval town, Simon’s Town is rich with Victorian architecture and maritime heritage. It serves as the gateway to Boulders Beach and is known for its vibrant harbor, offering a mix of culture, history, and ocean views.

Boulder’s Beach Penguin Colony
At Boulders Beach, you’ll get up close with one of the world’s few land-based penguin colonies. Wander along boardwalks to view the penguins nesting, and, if you’re lucky, catch them waddling along the beach or swimming in the ocean. The pristine beach and unique wildlife make this a must-see destination.

Swim with the Penguins at Boulders Beach
This sheltered beach is your chance to swim with the penguins in their natural
environment. The crystal-clear waters and the gentle presence of these adorable birds offer a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Make sure to keep your distance to avoid disturbing them, but be ready for some great photo opportunities.

Noordhoek Beach (Pass By)
As you drive along Chapman’s Peak, you’ll pass by Noordhoek Beach, known for its vast stretches of white sand and wild beauty. It’s a favorite spot for horse riding and offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Chapman’s Peak Drive
Renowned as one of the most scenic coastal drives in the world, Chapman’s Peak Drive is an architectural marvel carved into the mountainside. With 114 curves over 9 kilometers, the drive offers numerous viewpoints where you can stop and take in the dramatic cliffs and sweeping ocean vistas.

Hout Bay Harbour
A vibrant fishing hub, Hout Bay Harbour is brimming with local culture. From fresh seafood to bustling markets, it’s a great spot to grab a quick snack or explore the local crafts before continuing your journey.

Camps Bay
End your tour at Camps Bay, Cape Town’s trendy beachfront, known for its palm-lined promenade and upscale restaurants. Relax with a cocktail or simply take in the stunning sunset views over the Atlantic, framed by the majestic Twelve Apostles Mountain range.