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City Sightseeing Bus Cape Town

City Sightseeing Cape Town’s unmistakable and well-known red double decker open-top buses are without doubt the best way to tour Cape Town. ...more »

Location: V and A Waterfront
Type: Sightseeing
Tel: +27 (0)21 511 6000

Bike and Saddle

Bike and Saddle offer a range of cycling trips and tours throughout Cape Town. Each of these trips are tailor-made and fully supported, offering a fascinating perspective on the city. ...more »

Location: Cape Town City
Type: Sightseeing
Tel: +27 21 813 6433

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Hooked on Africa Fishing Charters specialise in deep sea fishing, sea fly fishing and fishing charters in Cape Town. They operate out of Hout Bay and lead thrilling fishing trips on a regular basis. ...more »

Location: Hout Bay
Type: Sightseeing
Tel: +27 (0)21 790 5332

Para Taxi Paragliding

Para Taxi is one of the leading paragliding companies in the Cape, and since 2009 they've offered breathtaking paragliding flights over the Mother City and surrounds. ...more »

Location: Cape Town City
Type: Sightseeing
Tel: +27 (0)82 9662047

City Sightseeing Canal Cruise

City SIghtseeing brings you an exciting way to experience the ever-popular V&A Waterfront, with their new Canal Cruise experience through the canals of the rich and famous. ...more »

Location: V and A Waterfront
Type: Sightseeing

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Table Mountain

A trip to Cape Town is not complete without going up Table Mountain, and the Table Mountain Cable Car is still the quickest and easiest way of doing so. ...more »

Location: Cape Town City
Type: Sightseeing
Tel: +27 (0)21 424 8181

Castle of Good Hope

The Castle of Good Hope was built by the Dutch shortly after Jan van Riebeeck arrived in the Cape and was completed in 1666. It was used as a base for the Dutch East India Company. Today the Castle ...more »