Cape Town
#3
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: 6km East of EPAYE
Programs: UA Silver, AA Platinum, AS & DL GM Marriott TE, Hilton Gold
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#4
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 1,077
Where are you staying. Can the hotel assist? How comfortable are you with driving yourselves around CPT.
Again, I'd ask the question about how comfortable you are driving yourselves. And, do you really need a "tour guide" or a hotel-arranged driver from place to place.
Folks here in this forum will generally ask you for a few more details about yourself and your trip details (time of year visiting, length and place of stay) and your travel habits, needs, level of comfort, etc. Cape Town can be everything from backpacking and hostels to ultra luxury and concierges and staff at your disposal with a myriad of prices and options in between.
#5
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2014
Location: Toronto
Posts: 203
We will be in CT in February and will have more than one day if needed.
Looking at staying near V&A waterfront as we will board a small cruise ship for a 10 day cruise.
My husband drive everyday for his job long distances so on holiday we like to leave it to someone else.
Private tours are our preference and visiting one or two wineries is enough as I do not drink but DH does.
Boulder beach with the penguins is important and the two oceans area. The city sights we can do on days we return and the ship is docked for two days.
Any contacts for a reputable guide would help.
Looking at staying near V&A waterfront as we will board a small cruise ship for a 10 day cruise.
My husband drive everyday for his job long distances so on holiday we like to leave it to someone else.
Private tours are our preference and visiting one or two wineries is enough as I do not drink but DH does.
Boulder beach with the penguins is important and the two oceans area. The city sights we can do on days we return and the ship is docked for two days.
Any contacts for a reputable guide would help.
#6
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 1,077
Here's a start
Stellenbosch and Fraenschhoek (1st visit)
Stellenbosch and Fraenschhoek (1st visit)
#7
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: JNB
Programs: Flying Blue, Miles and Smiles, Hhonors, ICHotels
Posts: 1,307
Also, look at this option:
Hopping from wine farm to wine farm with the Franschhoek Wine Tram - Cape Town My Love
Hopping from wine farm to wine farm with the Franschhoek Wine Tram - Cape Town My Love
#8
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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 687
We will be in CT in February and will have more than one day if needed.
Looking at staying near V&A waterfront as we will board a small cruise ship for a 10 day cruise.
My husband drive everyday for his job long distances so on holiday we like to leave it to someone else.
Private tours are our preference and visiting one or two wineries is enough as I do not drink but DH does.
Boulder beach with the penguins is important and the two oceans area. The city sights we can do on days we return and the ship is docked for two days.
Any contacts for a reputable guide would help.
Looking at staying near V&A waterfront as we will board a small cruise ship for a 10 day cruise.
My husband drive everyday for his job long distances so on holiday we like to leave it to someone else.
Private tours are our preference and visiting one or two wineries is enough as I do not drink but DH does.
Boulder beach with the penguins is important and the two oceans area. The city sights we can do on days we return and the ship is docked for two days.
Any contacts for a reputable guide would help.
#9
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: CPT
Programs: BA BD SA
Posts: 4,467
Try Cape Insights - I'm sure they would customise a day trip for you.
#10
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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#11
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Second star to the right and straight on 'till morning
Programs: SkyMiles
Posts: 175
Our party of 4 was very pleased with Anne- Marie Breen , owner of Taste the Cape . She picked us up at our waterfront hotel ( The Cape Grace) and over a 3 day period took us on a personalized tour that included a couple of wineries, a visit to the penguin colony, a visit to Cape Point, a tour of the city bowl, and some shopping.
#12
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2014
Location: Toronto
Posts: 203
We are going to do the wine region like Stellenbosch and Franschoek on one day and the Cape Peninsula on another .I think we will do the wine at the beginning of our trip and when returning on our cruise use the two days in port to have the trip to the peninsula.
Thanks for info.
Thanks for info.