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The Cape Peninsula tour is a must to discover the Cape region. You will have the opportunity to explore Cape Town's best beaches and enjoy spectacular panoramic landscapes along Chapman's Peak. The tour also includes stops to view seals on Seal Island and the penguin colony at Boulder Beach. The next part of the tour takes place in the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, offering exceptional flora and fauna, with the possibility of spotting ostriches and monkeys. Finally, at "Cape...
The Wine Route
Only 40 minutes from Cape Town you will discover the Wine Route, which is arguably one of the most iconic routes in South Africa. The vineyards are spread between Constantia, Stellenbosch, Franschoek, and Paarl.
On this tour you will have the opportunity to participate in 3 wine tastings, learn about the production methods and travel through the vineyards on a train. Many wineries accompany the wine with cheese and biltong tastings.
During the visits to the dif...
Nelson Mandela
Nelson Mandela as a young man
Born in 1918 into a cultured and influential Bantu family, Nelson Mandela began studying law. Aware of the racial segregation of blacks in South Africa and influenced by Walter Sisulu (South African politician, anti-apartheid activist in the ANC), he joined the African National Congress (ANC). Very quickly, he became one of its main leaders, particularly with the creation of the Youth League.
Nelson Mandela against Apartheid
Founder of the...
The Peninsula Tour
The Peninsula tour is a must if you want to get a comprehensive view of the Cape Town area.
You will have the opportunity to pass by the most beautiful beaches of Cape Town. You will have the opportunity to see some of the most beautiful beaches in Cape Town and to see some of the most scenic landscapes in the world as you drive over Chapmans Peak. You will also have the opportunity to see seals on Seal Island and a penguin colony on Boulder Beach.
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Boulder beach
You can't visit Cape Town without going to Boulder Beach, the penguin beach. It's an activity that attracts a lot of tourists and that's normal! Seeing penguins in South Africa seems unreal, that's why you have to go to Boulder Beach.
In 1982, some of these penguins settled on soft white sand between large boulders of granite that protected the beach from wind and storm surges. Currently, the population is estimated at 2,000 or 3,000 individuals. Unfortunately, due t...
Shark cage experience
The shark cage as seen by one of our French clients:
I really enjoyed this experience, seeing a shark for the first time is surprising but I was not scared. The safety instructions are given to us before getting on the boat which can give confidence to the most stressed. The sharks I saw were not very aggressive which gives a feeling of security once in the cage. To my great surprise I was able to see a Menta ray. The company creates a good group atmosphere. For the more curious, we...
The Lion's head
The Lion's Head is a summit that you can't miss. The summit is located at 669 meters. You have a panoramic view of the whole city of Cape Town. During the day you will see the ocean and the whole city, and at night you will see Cape Town and its lights. The Lion's Head parking lot is easy to access, the first few kilometers of the hike are very simple. However, once you get to the end, you will have some boulders to cross, but don't worry, you can use the bars embedded in the...
The Kirstenbosch Botanic Garden
Come and visit one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in the world!
The Kirstenbosch Botanic Garden is a landmark in the city of Cape Town. With an area of over 500 hectares, the garden is home to a wide variety of plants. A large greenhouse also accommodates biodiversity that cannot withstand the Cape Town climate.
A walkway, located 12 metres above the ground, provides a breathtaking view of the garden and the surrounding mountains. If you wish to visit...
Enjoy a surfing session in Muizenberg
Enjoy a surfing session in Muizenberg:
Muizenberg is without doubt one of the best spots in the world to learn to surf. The waves here are some of the smoothest in Cape Town, giving the surfer the opportunity to take their time getting up on the board. This surf spot is particularly suited to surfers who use a longboard.
Around Muizenberg beach you can find many shops that rent surfboards and wetsuits at very good prices. In addition, you can find some very goo...
Solar panels at the service of the company, but not only...
African Eagle has more than 80 solar panels currently. It produces 20 KwH, which makes it self-sufficient in energy. The excess power produced is redirected to the Eskom grid therefore helping the load shedding situation in South Africa. The panels were installed by African Eagle 5 years ago, with a total of 864 000 Kw produced since the installation. This is a long term financial and environmental benefit. It is an eco-friendly approach.