Experience interesting conversations and stories, iconic Cape Town landmarks and discover how Cape Town developed from the original "tavern of the seas", half-way refreshment post en route to the Spice Islands, to the sophisticated city of today including:

• Table Mountain, the iconic mountain of the Southern Hemisphere.
• Cable car trip to the top of Table Mountain for a perfect 360º view of "the fairest Cape in the world"
• Famous streets and their stories e.g. bustling Long Street with its shops, african markets, restaurants and street-walk cafés
• The colorful Malay Quarter ("Bo-Kaap") with its interesting homes, occupied by descendants of slaves originally from faraway places
• The imposing Castle of Good Hope, fortress built to protect the early Dutch Settlers
• "Picture postcard" view of Table Mountain from Bloubergstrand (beach)
• The tranquil Dutch East India Company Gardens.
• Trendy Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town's lively and colorful link with the sea
• Green Market Square, a vibrant African Market
• City Hall, where Nelson Mandela made his first speech as a free man

• Exquisite Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, oldest indigenous botanical garden in the world, lying in the long shadows of the eastern slopes of Table Mountain
• Historical Constantia Winelands with the oldest wine estates in South Africa
• Two Oceans Aquarium, depicting marine life from the Indian and Atlantic Oceans surrounding South Africa
• Cultural History Museum
• South African Museum
• District Six Museum
• Signal Hill, an alternative viewpoint if Table Mountain is closed as a result of weather
• The firing of the Noon Gun from Signal Hill –the oldest gun still in operational on a daily basis (excluding Sundays and Public Holidays)