Departure from your hotel with your guide After a short safety briefing, start riding your e-bike to discover two picturesque vineyards. In the middle of the vines you can enjoy the best views on the beautiful landscapes of the Wineland. Explore hills and small valleys that will lead you to the second wine farm. Ride up to the top of the hill, with minimum effort as the electric bike does all the hard work for you. Your awesome tour will end with a local wine tasting in the magnificent tasting room at the wine farm of the departure. You will then be driven back at your hotel. You have to be at least 1m50 tall. No fitness level required.

Please note rates are per side car and not per person. Each side car can accommodate 3 people. Enjoy the city + Atlantic Seaboard coastal scenery per the 2 hour option then head over Chapman's Peak Drive (optional photo/toilet stop) towards Simon's Town via Noordhoek, Oceanview & the beautiful seaside community of Scarborough. On arrival in Simon's Town, enjoy a classic Fish & Chips lunch while watching the bustling harbour activity. After lunch, re-board your sidecar and cruise along the False Bay Coastline until Glencairn then head over Blackhill & Ou Kaapse Weg & cruise through the Constantia Winelands district. Stop at one of the wine estates (time permitting) & enjoy a quick wine tasting experience before returning to the city.

Stellenbosch City Orientation Wine tasting on a Stellenbosch Estate Cellar tour and cheese tasting Oportunity to purchase wine Zevenwacht Wine Estate Let yourself be guided through the superb wine cellars of this old estate, feeling the passion of the winemakers and understanding the process of transforming a vineyard field into wine. Treat yourself to a tasting of the best wines and cheeses of the estate. (1h) Stellenbosch The vineyards of Stellenbosch, only 20 minutes from Cape Town, offer a beautiful landscape, different from the landscape of the Cape Peninsula. Many grapes are grown in the area, producing wines such as Chenin Blanc, Shiraz, Pinotage and local champagne. The town of Stellenbosch is a human-sized, very dynamic town with a very famous university. There are many activities such as visits to wine cellars and wine tastings. You will have the opportunity to buy wines directly from the producer to take home and enjoy the wonderful vintages of the region after your visit. (30 minutes) Marianne Wine Estate Marianne Wine Estate is located at the foot of the Simonsberg outside the town of Stellenbosch. Welcome to a unique wine experience in a superb environment. Taste the wine and discover their French know-how. (45 min) NB: This is a typical itinerary, it is likely to be modified according to the preferences of our customers but also according to the time repartition and the wine estates (exceptional closure, etc...). 

On request only Whale season between August & November attracts tourists from all over the world. Land and whale boat watching can be enjoyed in the holiday town of Hermanus. The Southern Right Whale and the Humpbacked whale comes into our waters to mate and calve every year during these months and it is a sight to be enjoyed by all who love animals. Visit the Harold Porter Botanical Gardens on the way back from this whale watching tour. This Botanical Gardens boasts the King Protea (South African National Flower). Please note, boatbased whale watching tickets are additional cost For private tours, a private tour supplement needs to be added for each additional person over 2 pax. This must be done directly from the checkout page. We can accommodate a maximum of 22 people per vehicle

The hike starts at the lower cable car station and begins with a sharp ascent for the first 30 minutes. Things become more forgiving as the trail winds its way along single track and over small boulders, up the mountain. Soon India Venster hikers will come across the famous ‘Window’ (Venster in Afrikaans); an iconic picture opportunity with a massive boulder hanging threateningly above your head. Two thirds of the way up the mountain, hikers will be met by the famous ‘staples & chains’; this is a short series of climbing aids that will assist you in ascending some steep rock faces. This is not climbing but requires a good head for heights. The route then curves around the side of Table Mountain and opens up beautifully to views of the 12 Apostles and Camps Bay. It is then a relatively short and flat walk to top out on Table Mountain’s summit. Once on the summit, there will be the chance to take an extended break at a semi-secret location and simply absorb all of the amazing surroundings. Having taken any and all desired pictures, you will slowly make your way to the cable car station having ascended one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. Transport is complementary to the first 4 pax booked (subject to availiablity).

You will embark on a journey on horseback to some awe-inspiring viewpoints. Once done with the morning ride, you’ll make your way to Villiera to the tasting room to indulge in a sampling some of the estates acclaimed Method Cap Classique (champagne) paired with selected Nougat. Our next stop will be for a gourmet picnic lunch (includes a bottle of wine) within the scenic wine lands. After your romantic indulgence you can stroll back to the tasting venue to sample their award winning wines. Franschhoek will be our next destination where we’ll visit Haute Cabriere. Cradled by the Franschhoek Mountains and deeply rooted in history. Our last visit will take us to the historic La Couronne, also situated in the Franschhoek valley, with breath-taking views of the majestic mountains and the tranquility of the constantly flowing Berg River that runs through it. Spectacular vineyards cover these mountain slopes settled more than 300 years ago by the Huguenots, who brought with them their age-old French wine and food culture. Pairing locally produced chocolates with their wines is the perfect way to round off your special day. After having seen amazing landscapes, tasting plenty of wines, and most of all experienced the real culture of SA wine!, you will be dropped off at your accommodation by your Wine Lord. * Itinerary is subject to the wine estates’ availability on the day.

Climb into a classic Land Rover Defender 4x4 with a local guide and embark on a scenic coastal drive through local villages. Your guide will take you off the beaten path and show you some hidden gems that most tourists miss. If the classic Land Rover Defender is not your style, we can also provide a more comfortable vehicle for the same experience. Arrive at the Cape Point Nature Reserve and head straight off the main big bus route, down the quieter lanes known mainly to local surfers and fisherman. Take a short hike to a lookout point and enjoy stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Look out for the Marine Big 5  whale, shark, seal, penguin, and dolphin! Escape the tourist crowds and go for a walk on an off-the-beaten trail. Your guide will lead you to a secluded beach where you can enjoy a refreshing fynbos, gin & tonic and some yummy snacks. For those who fancy a dip in the ocean or natural rockpool, now's your chance! The guide will drop you back at the initial meeting point around lunchtime feeling refreshed and invigorated after a half-day exploring the natural beauty of the Cape Point Nature Reserve. Here there is the option to visit a nearby winery for a wine tasting. Learn about the region's winemaking history and sample some of the best wines in the area. Or enjoy a fantastic lunch at a well renowned local restaurant. Useful tips: Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and dress in layers, as the weather can be unpredictable. Don't forget your sunscreen and hat, as the sun can be strong in this part of the world. Bring a camera to capture the stunning scenery along the way and lots of enthusiasm! At the end of the tour guests can either make their way on to their next activity or hang around for live music often showcasing the Capes' best musicians and comedians! About the Cape Point Nature Reserve: The Cape Point Nature Reserve is a protected wilderness area located at the southern tip of the Cape Peninsula, about an hour's drive from Cape Town City Center. It is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including baboons, ostriches, and Cape mountain zebras. The reserve encompasses the Cape of Good Hope, which is the southwestern most point of the African continent, as well as the historic lighthouse, which offers spectacular views of the surrounding ocean. The reserve is a popular destination for hiking, wildlife viewing, and scenic drives along the coastline and has an ancient history of the Khoisan, geology and famous shipwrecks.