South Africa · City Tours

4-Hour Table Mountain Tour in Cape Town with Historic City Sights

4 Hours Round trip from Table Mountain Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore Table Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning views
02 Visit the historic Castle of Good Hope, South Africa's oldest building
03 Enjoy a scenic walk through the Company Gardens, dating back to 1652
04 Discover Cape Town's vibrant neighbourhoods, including the Bo Kaap

Enjoy a 4-hour tour to Table Mountain, part of the Cape Peninsula National Park and a World Heritage Site, with sweeping views over Cape Town, the ocean, and the neighbouring peaks. Ride to the summit for a guided walk and clear panoramic vistas, then continue through the historic heart of the city with a walk in the Company Gardens. The tour also includes visits to the Castle of Good Hope, a drive past key landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament, City Hall, and the Slave Lodge, and time in the colourful Bo Kaap.

Reach the summit and enjoy the crisp air and clear visibility.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Cities Cape Town, Table Mountain National Park

Languages English, Russian

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Table Mountain and Historic Cape Town Tour

Depart from the hotel and head to Table Mountain, which is part of the Cape Peninsula National Park. This area is also a World Heritage Site. The five-minute ascent to the top of Table Mountain offers a 360* view of Cape Town, the ocean, and the neighbouring peaks.
Reach the summit and enjoy the crisp air and clear visibility. The guide will point out the highlights of one of the world's most famous views.
After the descent, walk through the Company Gardens. The humble vegetable patch that the first white colonists planted in the autumn and winter of 1652 still flourishes.
Visit the Castle of Good Hope, the oldest building in South Africa built by European settlers, which once stood at the sea's edge.
Continue with a drive past the Houses of Parliament, the City Hall, and the Slave Lodge before entering the "Bo Kaap", also known as the Malay quarter.
Stop at one of Cape Town's oldest diamond factories.

The route