Activities

There is no shortage of things to do in Cape Town, in fact, visitors to this vibrant city are somewhat spoilt for choice. From the iconic Table Mountain and Cape Winelands to the beautiful beaches and cultural hotspots around the city, there is sure to be something for everyone.

Fortunately, to make your life a little easier, Cape Town Hollow offers a variety of Half and Full Day Tours for you to enjoy during your stay. Explore the Cape Winelands and sample various fruits of the vine with a delightful lunch on tour, or venture to the southernmost tip of Africa on a Cape Point Tour stopping at various scenic spots along the coast. Another great winelands adventure is the Franschhoek Wine Tram perfect for those wanting to enjoy wines from various vineyards without the stress of driving.

Although there are a host of activities in Cape Town to enjoy, if a safari adventure is what you’re after, head to Aquila Game Reserve for an incredible African game drive experience, lunch and time to relax.

Various other tours are available too such as Shark Cage Diving in Gansbaai or a Township Tour for an immersive cultural experience. Or, if you have your own itinerary in mind, go out on a Private Tour to do what makes you happy, at your own pace, accompanied by a personal guide.

The V&A Waterfront is a buzzing hub with shops, restaurants, the ever-popular Scratch Patch and Mini Golf as well as the chance to experience the open sea with boat trips. Slightly further afield, the Spice Route, Butterfly World, the Lion Park and Giraffe House are great additions to any Stellenbosch trips.

Known as the culinary capital of South Africa, Franschhoek is an absolute must for all food fanatics. That being said, Cape Town itself is packed full of incredible restaurants that range from fancy fine dining to super casual. The city is also brimming with amazing markets that offer a cultural adventure while providing great food, fun stalls and so much more.

Cape Town is as family-friendly as it gets, with a wide variety of exciting activities for the little ones.

Two Oceans Aquarium offers an unrivalled experience with over 8,000 creatures there, from fish to sharks, starfish and anemones – a must-see for any visitors to Cape Town.Join a boat cruise to Duiker Island to see thousands of Cape Fur Seals in their natural environment and some of the most spectacular scenery the Cape Peninsula has to offer.

Explore the City at your own pace with a number of different routes that take you through various parts of the city; the bus stop is right outside the entrance of Cape Town Hollow. Experience a pirate’s eye view from the bay on the Jolly Roger Pirate Ship. Not only will the little ones get a chance to sail on the open seas, but their parents will be privy to the most famous view of the stunning Table Mountain.