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Book a relaxing honeymoon experience with visits to the vibrant city of Cape Town, the upmarket seaside town of Hermanus, and the tranquil Winelands.
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TransfersUpon arrival at Cape Town International Airport, an African Sky Safaris & Tours guide will meet the honeymooners. From the airport, we travel to Cape Town's V&A Waterfront, where guests are assisted with check-in. The Waterfront is named after Queen Victoria and her son, Prince Alfred, and has become one of the foremost tourist destinations in South Africa. It is a vibrant hub with stunning views of Table Mountain, the harbor, and the deep blue waters of the Atlantic. Shoppers will delight in the more than four hundred stores. A wide variety of restaurants serve almost every type of cuisine imaginable.
Here, you can spend quiet time in your hotel room situated on the Waterfront, partake in a host of on-site activities, and have easy access to most of the top attractions and beaches with a drive of only a few minutes.
Guests spend four nights at The Commodore, with breakfast included daily.
Please communicate with us before your arrival on one day of your stay on which you would like to enjoy a private day trip of the Cape Peninsula. On the morning of this day, you will be met at 8 am in the hotel lobby by an African Sky guide who will accompany you to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and Cape Point with a visit to Boulders Beach on the return journey. You will be back at the hotel around 4 pm.
TransfersAfter a late breakfast, guests are met (at 10 am) for a scenic coastal drive to the heart of South Africa's Overberg region and the seaside town of Hermanus. From June to November, Hermanus is famous for its land-based whale watching. The area, however, has much to offer throughout the year. En route to Hermanus, we make a few short stops to admire the natural beauty with which the area is blessed. From June to November, the waters of this coast are frequented by the Southern right whale.
Hermanus is reached around lunchtime when guests are assisted with check-in at the centrally located Harbour House. While staying here, you can walk to various restaurants and shops, hike along the Cliff Path to view marine life, including dolphins, seals, and whales, and enjoy a whale cruise (optional). Slightly further afield (requiring a short drive), you can relax on the Blue Flag Grotto Beach, visit the Hemel en Aarde 'Heaven and Earth' valley for wine tasting and cellar tours, or go hiking in the Fernkloof Nature Reserve.
Guests spend three nights in Harbour House, with breakfast included daily.
TransfersGuests are met at 10 am for a drive through South Africa's apple-producing region en route to the Cape Winelands and Franschhoek. The route travels along the shore of the Theewaterskloof Dam before crossing over the impressive Franschhoek Pass and descending into the village of Franschhoek, revered as the food and wine capital of South Africa. Several stops are made en route to appreciate the scenic beauty of the region.
Your accommodation is centrally located, with shops, restaurants, the Huguenot Memorial, and the Wine Tram only a few minutes walk away. Activities in the area include hiking trails, horseback riding, several spas, and wine tasting.
Guests spend two nights at Maison Chablis, with breakfast included daily.
Tickets to the wine tram are included on one day of your stay. This hop-on, hop-off service is a wonderful way to explore the wine estates in the Franschhoek valley. Your accommodations are a 15-minute walk from the Franschhoek Terminal of the Wine Tram.
TransfersGuests are met at 10 am after spending a last morning in the Winelands. They are now transferred to Cape Town International Airport via Stellenbosch and Somerset West with final glimpses of beautiful vineyards set beneath the protection of the Cape Fold Mountains.
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