Stellenbosch Helicopter Tour
From ZAR 4 500.00 pp
Half Day
Indulge yourself with one of the most scenic flights in South Africa to one of the country's most popular wine routes, Stellenbosch. Wine tasting and lunch at your choice of one of the many estates in the area whilst enjoying the views of valleys, mountains and vineyards. For the complete list of the Wine farms that we can visit (i.e. those offering landing rights), please contact us. Vineyard Options: Asara, Tokara, Delaire, Babylonstoren, Blaauklippen, Waterford Estate, Ernie Els and Vergelegen
Franschhoek Helicopter Tour
From ZAR 5 100.00 pp
Half Day
Franschhoek is a mere 20-minute picturesque journey from Cape Town's famous V&A Waterfront, with breathtaking views of vineyards and valleys. We fly to one on the many spectacular wine estates where we enjoy magnificent cuisine followed by wine tasting in style. For the complete list of the Wine farms that we can visit (i.e. those offering landing rights), please contact us. Vineyard Options: Alle Bleue, La Residence, La Motte, Grande Provence, Haute Cabriere and Boschendal
Cape Peninsula
From ZAR 3 000.00 pp
One Hour
This is the ultimate helicopter tour, 45 minutes to an hour long flight of scenic wonders all the way from Cape Town to the Cape Point Nature Reserve along the Atlantic Coastline. We return passing over Simonstown, Fish Hoek and Muizenberg with white sandy beaches and the chance to spot a whale or two on the False Bay side of the peninsula. We highly recommend this tour. Flying Over: Camps Bay, Twelve Apostles, Noordhoek, Cape Point, Simon’s Town, Fish Hoek, Muizenberg, Constantia
Atlantic & False Bay
From ZAR 1 500.00 pp
30 Minutes
This 25 to 30-minute flight departs Cape Town's V&A Waterfront and heads out of the city over Camps Bay and Clifton in the direction of Hout Bay, passing the famous Chapman's Peak drive and the pristine Noordhoek beach. Flying over Sun Valley we reach the False Bay coastline and the fishing villages of Fish Hoek and Kalk Bay, returning to Cape Town via the lush Constantia Valley. Flying Over: Camps Bay, Twelve Apostles, Hout Bay, Noordhoek, Muizenberg, Constantia
Cape Town To Hout Bay
From ZAR 1000.00 pp
16 Minutes
The same routing as the "Cape Town To Camps Bay Tour" with the exception that when we reach the majestic Twelve Apostles, we continue onto the hamlet of Llandudno and onto to Hout Bay, flying over Seal Island. Returning to Cape Town, we get another chance to see the famous beaches, Atlantic Ocean and the rear of Table Mountain. Flying Over: Green Point, Sea Point, Clifton, Camps Bay, Twelve Apostles, Llandudno, Hout Bay
Cape Town To Camps Bay
From ZAR 750.00 pp
15 Minutes
This particular tour is the shortest tour that we have on offer, ranging between 15 and 20 minutes per flight. Starting in the V&A Waterfront, we fly over the harbour and city bowl past the famous beaches Clifton and Camps Bay, turning back when we reach the majestic Twelve Apostles. This is the best tour for those not wanting to break the bank. Flying Over: City Bowl, Green Point, Sea Point, Clifton, Camps Bay, Twelve Apostles
10 best things about Cape Town
As we hunker down at the end of the week with a glass of local Klein Constantia wine in our hands, our consultant team likes to shoot the breeze. The conversation turns to why we live in and why we love Cape Town. Here are 10 of their suggestions in no particular order:Muizenberg Beach Cape Town
From the end of the nineteenth century till the 1960s, Muizenberg was South Africa’s premier seaside resort. Randlords built palatial mansions on the hillside and the seafront. Trains ran directly from Johannesburg without stopping in Cape Town.Mount Nelson Hotel In Cape Town
Perfectly timed for South Africa's spring season, Cape Town's renowned Mount Nelson Hotel - has announced the completion of its winter refurbishment program, which includes an enhancement to the façade of the main hotel.Helicopter Flight over Cape Town
While in Cape Town and looking for that one simply amazing 'Treat', look no further than Helicopter Flight Over Cape Town. Taking off near the V&A Waterfront and following a few flight paths, the longer the duration, the more the cost.Constantia Winelands, What to Do?
Just the name of the Cape Town winelands suggests a lazy weekend outing to Stellenbosch or Franschhoek, tasting some excellent wines and then a relaxed luncheon at one of the numerous vineyard restaurants. What people forget is that you can do this right on the doorstep of Cape Town itself within a twenty minute drive south from the city centre to the Constantia Valley.Norval Foundation South Africa
Norval Foundation South Africa opened in April 2018; it quickly became another driving force in the celebration of art in Cape Town. The Norval Foundation features not only South African artists but artists from the entire African continent.Cape Town Sightseeing Bus
Like most major cities in the world, the City Sightseer offers travellers several options to take in all the attractions, over several different routes. If you are short on time, then this has to be one of the best and budget-friendly ways to see the City of Cape Town -The City Sightseer Bus.Constantia Valley Wine Route
Constantia Valley Wine Route has some of the best whites, reds and bubbles in the Western Cape, as well as award-winning restaurants, the views across the valley, Cape flats and onto Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch in the far distance. A must-visit when in Cape Town.