The right tour for you, if you want to see the southernmost point of the African continent and do not want to spend more time than one day (about 11 hours) on tour.

In the morning we pick you up at your accommodation in Cape Town and travel through the Winelands to Worcester and the Breede River Valley. We follow the valley via Robertson to Bonnievale, from there we continue to Bredasdorp. There you can visit the Shipwreck Museum.

From Bredasdorp we take you to Cape Agulhas. Cape Agulhas is not only the southernmost point of the African continent, it is also the place where the two oceans meet. You will see the signs indicating the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. We will also visit the only Lighthouse Museum in South Africa.

From Cape Agulhas we travel on a gravel road to Elim. Elim is an old mission village with beautiful old houses, the mission church and a water mill, most of the village is a national monument.

Between Elim and Napier we are still on the gravel road and turn back to a paved road that takes us to Caledon and the huge fruit farms around Grabouw up on Sir Lowry´s Pass. From the top of the pass you will have a fantastic view of False Bay, the Cape Flats and Table Mountain. We drive through the Cape Flats back to your accommodation in Cape Town.