
moderate
4 days
Suitable for travelers in average physical condition; includes short hikes, stairs, and some uneven terrain on Cape Point and game‑drive walking.
A compact 4‑day private itinerary that pairs Cape Town’s iconic coastal drives, Table Mountain and Robben Island with an overnight Big 5 safari at Aquila. Expect dramatic scenery, close wildlife encounters, and practical guidance for every leg of the trip.
You step out of your Cape Town hotel into a wind that smells of salt and hot asphalt, the mountain to your left rising like an old city wall. The first day unspools as a coastal stitch: a cable car to Table Mountain’s 1,086 m flat summit, a photo stop at Maiden’s Cove, and Chapman's Peak clinging to the ocean with a road that dares you to look down.

You must bring original travel documents for the ferry and island entry; leave photocopies in the vehicle.
Table Mountain and Cape Point can be windy; pack a light windbreaker plus sun protection.
Seal Island departures depend on sea conditions—check with your guide the morning of the trip.
A small pair of binoculars will significantly improve spotting distance and detail during safari drives.
Robben Island’s prison history and Table Mountain’s role as a navigational landmark shaped Cape Town’s colonial and political storylines; Stellenbosch represents early Dutch settler agriculture and modern winemaking.
Local conservation focuses on protecting African penguin colonies and managing water use in gardens like Kirstenbosch; responsible safari practices at reserves limit off‑road driving and enforce viewing distances.
Support and grip for rocky trails at Cape Point and paths in Kirstenbosch.
Wind on Table Mountain and coastal viewpoints can be chilly even on warm days.
Improves wildlife viewing during morning and evening drives at Aquila.
Stay hydrated and protected from strong UV exposure on drives and walks.
summer specific