West Coast Tour - 3 Days

Guests will be met at any location of their choice in Cape Town from where the tour makes its way up the West Coast. The West Coast is a region with a unique charm and character. It is sparsely populated and offers an experience far removed from the hustle and bustle of Cape Town. The region is characterized by rough vegetation and wide stretches of beach that line the shores of the Atlantic. The tour travels north to the town of Langebaan where the afternoon will be devoted to visiting the West Coast National Park. Here a rich diversity of bird species may be observed in great numbers. Over 250 species have been recorded in the area. After the rains in spring, the area is transformed into a flowering tapestry, which creates a remarkable natural display. Following the visit to the West Coast National Park, we make our way to the overnight destination in Langebaan.

The tour makes its way north, visiting the coastal village of Paternoster before traveling on to Cape Columbine, which was named after a shipwreck that occurred there in 1929. This stretch of coastline features many isolated coves and beaches. A picnic lunch is enjoyed at Titus Bay before exploring the surrounding area. The West Coast tour makes its way back to the overnight destination during the late afternoon.

A return journey to Cape Town takes the tour through the Swartland, one of South Africa's primary wheat-producing regions. From here a rugged mountain pass is crossed into Wellington, which is located in a primary fruit-producing area of South Africa. A visit to one of the region's wine estates is enjoyed before returning to Cape Town during the late afternoon.