
moderate
3 days
Light-to-moderate fitness; must be able to walk short uneven stretches and perform a short launch run for tandem paragliding.
Float over Camps Bay on a tandem paraglide, drive the dramatic curves of Chapman's Peak, then spend a day sipping cellar tastings in Stellenbosch. This three-day loop pairs adrenaline with classic Cape encounters—penguins, cliffs and wine—framed by experienced guides and private transport.
The wind off the Atlantic takes hold before you do — a steady, cool hand that lifts the canopy and, in a few breathless steps, lifts you above Camps Bay. Below, white sand narrows into ribboned coastlines and the city pulls open like a map: Table Mountain's flat crown to the east, Lion's Head's conical ridge, and the bustling Waterfront clustered near the harbor. You feel the ocean daring you to look down, the cliffs pushing a hush into the air. That hush is the first honest moment of Cape Town from the sky.

Cape Town's microclimates change fast—wear a windproof outer layer for the flight and warmer mid-layers for viewpoint stops.
Use zipped pockets or a chest strap; pilots can carry a small camera but phones can be lost in gusts.
Mid-morning usually brings steadier winds and clearer visibility over the peninsula.
Alcohol and coastal sun dehydrate; pack a water bottle for the vineyard day to stay comfortable and safe.
The Cape Peninsula has layered history—from Khoisan coastal use to Dutch settlement and Huguenot wine traditions—reflected in town names and estate architecture.
Cape Point and Boulders Beach are protected areas; stick to marked paths and follow guides to minimize disturbance to seabirds and fynbos habitat.
Shields against coastal gusts during launches and cliff-top stops.
spring specific
Provide traction on rocky viewpoints and uneven paths at Cape Point and Boulders Beach.
all specific
Reduce glare off the ocean and improve visibility while flying and driving.
summer specific
Capture aerial shots; mounts help keep hands free during tandem flights.
all specific