
easy
2 days (approx. 8–10 hours per day)
Suitable for travelers with basic mobility; able to walk short hikes, stairs and boardwalks.
Pack two high-energy days of Cape Town into one seamless private itinerary: ferry to Robben Island, ride the Table Mountain cableway, drive Chapman’s Peak, watch penguins at Boulders Beach and finish with a wine tasting at Groot Constantia.
The day begins with the city still yawning — Atlantic light creeping down the slopes of Table Mountain while the V&A Waterfront hums with ferries and coffee orders. By 8:00 a.m. a private driver eases out of your hotel curb and the city opens up: the cable car line at Table Mountain, the Nelson Mandela Gateway, and the coastal ribbon driving toward Cape Point. Over two compact days you move from summit panoramas to penguin boardwalks, each stop a different mood of the Cape.

Reserve Robben Island ferry and Table Mountain cableway slots in advance — they sell out on peak days.
Cape weather changes quickly; pack a windproof shell, sun protection and a warm mid-layer even in summer.
Stay on boardwalks at Boulders and follow guide instructions near seals and penguins to avoid disturbing colonies.
Bottled water is included, but a refillable bottle keeps you hydrated on walks and reduces plastic waste.
Robben Island was a political prison for much of the 20th century; Table Mountain’s sandstone plateau has been a navigational landmark for centuries.
African penguin colonies are vulnerable from fishing and habitat change; stick to designated paths and follow guide rules to minimize disturbance.
Good grip and ankle support for boardwalks, rocky paths and short hikes.
Protects against strong coastal gusts on Table Mountain and Cape Point.
all specific
Hydration for long days; many spots have refill stations.
all specific
Sun is intense on exposed viewpoints and the water reflects extra UV.
summer specific