
easy
45–60 minutes
No special fitness required; suitable for most travelers though boarding and seat harnesses require basic mobility
A 48‑minute helicopter circuit from the V&A Waterfront that sweeps over Table Mountain, Cape Point, Boulders Beach and Constantia vineyards — with a bonus boat cruise for sea‑level views. A compact way to see the Cape Peninsula’s geology, wildlife, and coastline.
The rotors thrum to life above the V&A Waterfront and Cape Town slips away beneath a scatter of corrugated roofs and harbor cranes. In minutes the city’s grid is a pattern under your feet and the coastline becomes the story — steep sandstone cliffs falling into an Atlantic swell, beaches that dare you to step closer, and a headland that has both guided and misled sailors for centuries.

Original passport is required at check‑in for all passengers — don’t forget it or you won’t fly.
Ask staff for the side with best peninsula views during check‑in to maximize photo angles.
Coastal wind and altitude create a chill even on warm days — a light windbreaker helps.
All guests undergo a discreet weight check for safety and seating balance; be prepared.
Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope were charted by Portuguese navigators in the 15th century and became key waypoints for global trade; Table Mountain’s sandstone and granite record deep geologic time.
Boulders Beach is part of conservation efforts for the endangered African penguin; the surrounding marine protected areas regulate fishing and protect kelp ecosystems.
Required for check‑in and ID verification.
Reduce glare while photographing over water and bright sandstone.
Shields against cold sea breezes during boarding and disembark.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Compact devices allowed on board; no carry‑on bags — lockers provided.