Urban Safari - Our Flagship Experience - Private

Experience the Mother City in one of the most authentic ways possible. District Six is a former inner-city residential area where over 60,000 of its non white inhabitants were forcibly removed during the 1970s Apartheid regime. Cape Town boasts an array of street art which serves as a powerful voice and is available for everyone to see. You’ll be shown the streets of District Six and graffiti that touches on social issues, murals that speak of a deep connection to Africa, and abstract paintings of things meaningful to the local residents.

We also travel through the once infamous suburb of Woodstock. A street art initiative was started many years ago to uplift the area for the local residents. We take you through the narrow roads to show you the neighbourhood as it stands today. Good luck choosing your favourite ones, as there is a wide variety of talent on display.

Devil’s Peak Brewery
It’s 5 o’clock somewhere in the world and everyone knows what that means! Home to arguably the best beer in South Africa, the Devil’s Peak Brewing Company has grown enormously from its humble garage beginnings in 2012. They now offer 11 craft beers, including their award-winning flagship, the King’s Blockhouse IPA. Enjoy a meal and drink or try our recommended beer and food pairing as you take in the magnificent view of Table Mountain.

Colourful Bo-Kaap
We’ve skirted around the outside of town, and now it’s time to go straight through. Next up is a visit to the colourful Bo-Kaap neighbourhood where the houses are painted in all the colours of the rainbow. Formerly known as the Cape Malay Quarter, the multi-cultural residents of this old district have brightened up the entire city with their daring and vibrant colour schemes. Learn about their origins and how this place came about. If you’re looking for a way to feel the true spirit and energy of Cape Town locals, this is the best way to do it.

Wine Tasting
Just as you thought it couldn’t get any more scenic, we take a left turn for a dirt road leading to Cape Town’s most stunning winery. Located in the sleepy town of Noordhoek, take in the quiet beauty of the long beach and the dramatic mountain range. This town is famous for its countryside-meet-beach vibe.

Chapmans Peak
You may have glanced up and seen Chapman’s Peak Drive while walking along Hout Bay Beach. Hey, you may have even seen it in a few movies or adverts. Soon you’ll see why it is thought of as one of the most scenic drives in the world. Carved out of the rock face, the slow winding road offers jaw-dropping views of Noordhoek, Hout Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. The various stopping points along the road offer prime views for that perfect photo – no filter needed. Dolphins and whales are not an uncommon sight in the deep blue waters, so keep an eye open.

Secret Sundowner Spot
As the day winds up, chill out with a sundowner drink perched on boulders overlooking the ocean. We will take you to our secret spot for perfect views from Africa’s most expensive suburb with the backdrop of the immense Twelve Apostles mountain range and the western horizon, so that you can watch the sun go down in African style. In Summer, you won’t be seeing the sun set until late, so just sit back and bathe in the warmth.

Tour Inclusions:
- Local guide & transport
- Visit to the colourful Bo-Kaap
- Woodstock & District Six street art and stories
- Local craft brewery for lunch – wine & food alternatives are available
- Wine tasting with views for days!
- Chapman’s Peak drive
- Secret sundowner spot in Africa’s most expensive suburb (weather dependent)