Private, chauffeur-driven days across Cape Town, the Winelands and the coast — shown to you by people who grew up on these roads.
The mountain, Bo-Kaap and the old city, with the cable car before the cloud comes in.
Tell us what you love — mountains, wine, coast or culture — and we'll build a private itinerary around you.
Start Planning →Extras we can weave into any custom itinerary — from a private feast in a celebrated chef's own dining room to stepping off a mountain with a parachute.
An intimate, unforgettable South African culinary journey hosted by celebrity chef Jenny Morris.
For the serious thrill-seekers in the room.
Because walking down a mountain is overrated.
Swim with Cape Town’s most playful locals.
Hot-air balloon over the Winelands, a private boat to Clifton, sunrise on the summit — if it can be done in the Cape, tell us and we'll arrange it.
Sheer cliffs dropping to the Atlantic. One of the world's most dramatic coastal drives — 114 curves over 9km of engineered audacity. Best at golden hour, when the rock turns amber.
40 min from Cape Town
One of the oldest mountains on Earth. A flat-topped icon rising 1,086m above the city — draped in cloud, alive with fynbos, overlooking two oceans. You don't visit it. You experience it.
City centre
Valley floors blanketed with vine. Whitewashed Cape Dutch gables, cool cellars, and some of the southern hemisphere's finest wines. A world away from the city, an hour from it.
45 min from Cape Town
A colony of African penguins living on a sheltered white-sand cove, close enough to hear them bicker. Granite boulders older than the mountain, warm shallow water, and the only place on earth you can stand this near to them.
45 min from Cape Town
Why autumn is the best time for a Stellenbosch wine tour: when the harvest happens, what a day in the Winelands looks like, and tips for tasting well.
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Read More — What to Wear on a Cape Point TourOur story doesn't begin in a boardroom; it starts on the sun-warmed pavements of the suburbs of Cape Town. Growing up, we knew a world where walking barefoot down the main road was just how life was lived — unfiltered, grounded, and free. The highlight of our youth was the weekend train ride into the heart of Cape Town. Stepping off that train, we were always left in awe of the city's energy, a feeling that never quite left us. Those early adventures as locals taught us that the best way to see the world is with wide-eyed wonder and a bit of dust on your feet.
As a brother-and-sister team, together with a brother's best friend and business partner, we work with a simple but powerful mission: to make sure everyone — regardless of their budget — can feel the true South African “gees” spirit. We believe that travel shouldn't just be about being a tourist on a trip; it's about feeling like a little bit of a local for a while.
While we will show you the iconic sights that make South Africa famous, especially Cape Town, we aren't interested in just sticking to the “luxury markup” paths. Our heart lies in the “high-low” approach — pairing the must-see landmarks with the hidden gems only a local would know. By mixing these secret spots into our tours, we give you a taste of authentic local flavour that you won't find in a standard brochure.
Because we are a family-run business, your experience is personal to us. We prioritise transparency and reliability above all else. This means clear inclusions, honest pricing, and a fair cancellation policy — like our 100% refund window with 30 days' notice — so you can focus entirely on the adventure ahead. Whether you are exploring the coast or the city, we invite you to take off your metaphorical shoes, find your “gees,” and discover the South Africa we've loved since we were kids.
Tell us what you're dreaming of. We'll handle the rest — from first enquiry to final transfer home.
