Cape Point (Full Peninsula)
From: R8,200 pp
Flight Description
Cape Point is a natural promontory at the most southeast corner of the Cape Peninsula, a beautiful mountainous and scenic landform that runs north-south for about thirty kilometres at the most south-western tip of South Africa.
This flight will take you to the tip of the Cape Peninsula – Cape Point, a nature reserve within the Table Mountain National Park and a declared natural world heritage site. It is an absolute to-do treat, best experienced from the air.
On this flight you will see the following landmarks:
- Table Mountain
- V&A Waterfront
- Cape Town harbour
- Cape Town stadium
- Lion’s Head
- Signal Hill
- Green Point
- Seapoint
- Clifton beaches
- Camps Bay
- Llandudno beach
- Hout Bay
- Chapmans Peak drive
- Noordhoek
- Kommetjie
- Scarborough
- Cape Point
- Bordjiesdrif
- Simon’s Town
- Fish Hoek
- Muizenberg
- Groot Constantia
- Clairmont
- Woodstock
Included
A complimentary bottle of JC Le Roux with each flight.
Please Note
- Scenic flight bookings are subject to a minimum of 2 seats.
- All standard flight bookings are booked as a shared flight unless they are booked as a private flight.
- For the cost of 1/2 a seat you can ensure a personalized private flight. Please see the option below.
FREE 90 MIN CATAMARAN SUNSET CRUISE INCLUDED
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Client Reviews
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Best sunset cruise by far. From the first moment you set foot on board, you feel welconed and looked after. With a bottle of bubbly per couple, we... read more 
LE1106
20 October 2023
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