Explore the natural wonders of Cape Town with Amity Adventure! Our full-day Cape Peninsula tour combines the iconic Table Mountain, the enchanting Boulders Beach penguin colony, and the majestic Cape of Good Hope. Enjoy hotel pickup and drop-off, and travel in a small group for a more personalized experience.

Start your adventure with a visit to the vibrant Bo-Kaap neighborhood for unforgettable photo opportunities. Ascend Table Mountain via cable car to soak in panoramic views of Cape Town and its stunning coastline. Next, journey through Hout Bay, known for its seal island, and take in breathtaking vistas along Chapman's Peak Drive.

Conclude your day at Boulders Beach, home to a playful colony of African penguins, before exploring the renowned Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point. This tour is designed for families, couples, and those seeking an affordable yet memorable experience. Join us to discover why we’re among the top-rated tour guides in Cape Town!

Book Direct — Speak to a Cape Town Expert

Connect with our team to confirm your pickup, watch the live Table Mountain window, and secure a relaxed, small-group loop of the Peninsula. We’ll handle the logistics; you enjoy the views and wildlife.

Frequently Asked

Will we definitely go up Table Mountain?
If the cableway closes for wind or cloud, we reorder the day to try again later. When it runs, the summit is a highlight; when it doesn’t, you still enjoy a complete Cape Peninsula loop. The cableway publishes seasonal hours and operates weather-permitting. 

Why keep Table Mountain tickets optional?
Flexibility protects you from wasted spend if the cableway pauses. The operator lists current online/fast-track prices and we advise the best window on the day. 

How much time do we spend with the penguins?
About 60 minutes on SANParks boardwalks at Foxy Beach for close, respectful viewing; rangers’ rules apply (no feeding, touching, alcohol or smoking). 

Is Chapman’s Peak always open?
It’s a toll road subject to wind/maintenance closures. If closed, we use a scenic inland alternative.

Highlights 

• Table Mountain summit by rotating cable car (New7Wonders of Nature site) 

• Chapman’s Peak Drive viewpoint stop (toll included) 

• Boulders African penguins via SANParks boardwalks (endangered species) 

• Cape of Good Hope photo stop inside Table Mountain National Park (part of a UNESCO World Heritage site) 

• Cape Point lighthouse hike or Flying Dutchman Funicular (Africa-unique) 

• St James Beach’s colourful bathing boxes & tidal pool finale 

Accessibility & Family Notes

• Table Mountain Cableway: wheelchair routes, ramps and elevators at stations; summit has mixed terrain.

• Boulders boardwalks: wheelchair-friendly to main viewing platforms.

• Cape Point Funicular: assists with the steep section; final stairs to the old beacon still required.