Travel along the scenic N2 route, passing through the Elgin Region, known for its endless beautiful apple farms. We will stop for a complimentary cup of coffee at Peregrine Farm Stall after which we will continue along one of our National Roads, passing through the quaint towns of Caledon, Napier and Bredasdorp en route to Arniston. In this small fisherman's village lies the Waenhuiskrans Cave (wagon house cliff) which is the highlight of our tour to the Waenhuiskrans Nature Reserve in Arniston. The Cave’s excitement comes with low tide where we will leap over barnacle-encrusted rocks keeping one eye on the ocean for the odd freak wave. It is a big cave located right in the ocean, to the point that some say that a wagon and a full span of oxen could turn inside it.

After exploring Arniston, we will head south to Struisbaai where you will enjoy a variety of activities. Catch fishermen at work with their colourful boats and dine with the locals while enjoying fresh local fish, chips and a local beer. Lunch can be enjoyed at the Sea Shack restaurant.

Struisbaai has its very own identity in the form of Parrie, a resident Stingray which has made this little harbour its permanent residence. Parrie was initially attracted by the morsels thrown by fishing boats, which made Parrie love the harbour. Today, he is considered the Mascot of Struisbaai. So many other Stingrays have joined Parrie in making Stuisbaai their home. Some of the locals even feed him directly by touching him. He has definitely become an attraction and is not to missed.

From here, we will go on to explore the Agulhas lighthouse, after which we will take a walk to the official meeting point of the two oceans, namely the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
Photo opportunities are available on the boardwalk. While relaxing, you can touch the water from the two oceans and explore the area. Then, we head back via the town of Elim with a stop at the Black Oystercatcher winery for a complimentary wine tasting.
We continue our tour with a drive through the towns of Standford and Hermanus which has an optional stop for whale watching from the cliffs during the Whale season (June to November).

We make our way through the beautiful little towns of Betty’s Bay and Pringle Bay with a stop at Stony Point to watch an amazing colony of resident African Penguins.

We travel back to Cape Town via the scenic R44 route filled with so many spectacular fynbos and chains of mountains. Once back in Cape Town, we will drop you off at your hotel bringing our day tour to an end.