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Experience the beauty and adventure of Cape Town's renowned attraction, unique personalised tours. You can enjoy private tour, family tour or one of our amazing Cape Town tours.
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Explore the Rich History of Cape Town
Join our personalized tours and discover the fascinating history and culture of Cape Town. As an experienced guide who has traveled the world, I'll take you on a journey through the city's most interesting landmarks, sharing the stories that bring each place to life. Experience the unique charm of this vibrant destination and create lasting memories. With our wonderful Cape Town tours, family tours or private tours.
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Experience Cape Town Wild Tours: Where Dreams Come True
Get ready to embark on an exciting journey to Cape Town Wild Tours - a place where dreams become reality. Explore our rich history, stunning landscapes, and endless opportunities for fun and relaxation, with our Cape Town tours, family tours or private tours, you will be well informed about the History of each placed by our amazing tour guide Wayne.
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Splendours of the Cape Tour
African Carp & Catfish fishing tour
Splendours of the Cape Tour
We’ll take a beautiful scenic drive through Camps Bay and Llandundo along Victoria Drive to Hout Bay and we will stop at various scenic stops along the way for photo opportunity. We will stop in Hout Bay to explore the large craft market supporting local traders. We will also have an opportunity to take a boat to
Seal Island to see a huge colony of Cape seals in their natural habitat. We pass through Kommetjie to enter Cape Point Nature reserve where we will walk to Cape Point lighthouse and spend time there observing the Flora and Fauna. We depart and head to Simons Town to have lunch at the world-famous Brass Bell Restaurant on the waters edge. After a leisurely lunch to end off we go swimming with penguins at Foxy beach after a relaxing fun time at the beach we take a leisurely drive back to your hotel / guest house.
What’s included is still / sparkling water.
This tour is great as a family tour or private tour.
Price: Adults R1000 pp and kids under 18 years old R500pp
Big 3 tours
African Carp & Catfish fishing tour
Splendours of the Cape Tour
We head to a Cheetah outreach farm conservation specialises in the conservation of Cheetahs and also education on Cheetahs. Then we off to Helshoogte to Boschendal wine farm for lunch and wine tasting there after we stop at Franschhoek motor museum which you get to see vintage and classical cars, lastly, we stop at First perfume museum where you get to learn how to make your own perfume.
Perfect Cape Town tour, private tour as well as family tour or a group.
Price: Adults R1900 Kids under 18 years old R900
African Carp & Catfish fishing tour
African Carp & Catfish fishing tour
African Carp & Catfish fishing tour
We pick up in cape Town and transported to an old magical giant quarry that is safe and secure with ablution facilities.
You are guaranteed to catch fish or half your money back, you have a chance to catch African Sharp tooth Catfish.
Species of fishes are Common Carp, Mirror Carp, African Catfish, Small Mouth Bass, Nile Tilapia and Brown Trout. Some of the Carp can weigh up to 26 pounds of weight.
Perfect as a family tour, private tour one of our most popular Cape Town tours.
What’s included:
Traditional South African braai / barbecue lunch which is normally T-bone steak, boerewors (South African sausage), garlic bread, mixed green salad, complimentary with the tour water, soda, juice, coffee, tea or South African beer.
As an option for wife’s who prefer wine tasting we can drop off and pick up at the preferred wine farm for wine tasting, what I can also offer for those who prefer a shortened fishing tour and wine tasting we can do that too I am flexible to change things up.
Price:
Fishing Adult R1500 pp
Kids under 18 years old R500
Spectators (non-fishing) R500
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Travel Tips
• Have a local emergency number saved on your mobile phone or device. From your mobile dial 112 if your phone is charged and has a signal.
• Check in with the tourism association to confirm the safety of your accommodation and the load shedding schedule for the area you are staying in.
• Keep those valuables out of sight and out of mind unless you want to lose them or have a good insurance policy.
• Don't accept help at the atm while drawing heaps of cash or share your pin because you are feeling generous.
• Do not leave valuables unattended, especially your children.
• Try to stay in well-lit areas or risk injuries. Do not park in that dark spot unless your partner has asked you to.
• Keeping your passport and any extra visa cards locked away is a good idea especially if you plan on returning someday.
• Be aware of strangers approaching your vehicle if they are armed or selling fruit.
• Maintain enough space between the vehicles in front of you so you can change lanes quickly if you don't have enough small change on your person for the fruit seller or that armed stranger that needs your motor vehicle.
• Doors and windows should be locked and closed if you have an air-conditioned hotel room where you don't have to pay for the electricity bill.
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Safety
Tourism street smarts have encouraged many of the local and international visitors to the Wine lands area of the Western Cape to return again and again. If not because of the fine wine and cultural attractions but because they survived it.
They enjoyed their time here and did not have any safety issues for concern because they were wise enough to follow their instincts, instructions and informed safety officials and local hosts.
While these commonsense precautions should prevail in any new city slum, we appreciate the first-time travellers who will need a quick tour of their surroundings and how a toolbox talk is never wasted on those that listen to it.
So, sit tight, put on your safety belt, and remove your dentures if need be. Below are the highlights.
A reminder of some of the basic safety tips
- Have a local emergency number saved on your mobile phone or device. From your iPhone 26 just dial 112 if your phone is charged and has a signal.
- Check in with the tourism association to confirm the safety of your accommodation and the load shedding schedule for the area you are staying in.
- Keep those valuables out of sight and out of mind unless you want to lose them or have a good insurance policy.
- Don't accept help at the ATM while drawing heaps of cash or share your pin because you are feeling generous.
- Do not leave valuables unattended, especially your children.
- Try to stay in well-lit areas or risk injuries. Do not park in that dark spot.
- Keeping your passport and any extra visa cards locked away is a good idea especially if you plan on returning someday.
- Be aware of strangers approaching your vehicle if they are armed or selling fruit.
- Maintain enough space between the vehicles in front of you so you can change lanes quickly if you don't have enough small change on your person for the fruit seller or that armed stranger that needs your motor vehicle.
- Doors and windows should be locked and closed if you have an air-conditioned hotel room where you don't have to pay for the electricity bill.
We believe in the best of our fellow human beings but need to be mindful of our surroundings. If you feel unsafe then change the playground or your new friends. Please be respectful of the advice from local guides, visible safety officers if they are around and your hosts because your hard-earned money is helping our natural resources stay off the endangered species list.
Health Information
Accurate information is key
* Carry a list of all the medications you are taking, including dosages and frequency clearly outlining any medical conditions, allergies and make sure to carry your primary doctor’s contact information in your wallet in case of emergency. To ensure that you obtain the best care no matter the situation, it is very important that those who treat you can quickly determine any medical conditions you might have and can reach those who can make informed decisions about your care
Covid 19 safety measures
* Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
* Stay home when you are sick, except to get medical care.
* Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
* Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in trash.
* Avoid close contact with people who are sick.