A Cape Tour - The Best Way to See it All

When faced with the decision of exactly what to seesome whales after your wine visit? Head to the
on your Cape Town holiday, why not take a Capevineyards outside Hermanus on your tour, and take an
tour, which optimises sightseeing around the Westernafternoon stop by Walker Bay to whale watch with
Cape region. Why should you have to choosethe locals.
between whale watching and wine tasting, when doingOrganised tours also provide visitors with a safe and
both is an option? Tour operators often make theeffective means of visiting Cape Town's township
world of sightseeing infinitely easier for visitors byareas. These locations, some of the most dynamic
providing safe transport, a knowledgeable guide, and aand vibrant areas of Cape Town, are some of the
broad itinerary that hits the top sites across thehardest places to visit as an independent traveller due
western cape.to safety concerns, and the sheer logistics of knowing
The South African wine industry has literally hundredswhere to visit and who to talk to. Tour operators
of vineyards ranging from small to large across thehandle all of this for you, making a township tour a
country. Luckily for Cape Town visitors, most of themgreat addition to any Cape Town holiday. Often,
sit within a 45-minute drive of the city centre, in thetourists end up seeing some shining examples of the
wine towns of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. In order"new South Africa" come to life through the
to see as many different vineyards as possible, takeentrepreneurial spirit of even the most disadvantaged
an organised tour through the wine country-the tourtownship dwellers. Mzoli's Meats, one of the Gugulethu
operators have years' of experience in this region, andtownship's greatest restaurants and success stories,
know exactly which vineyards to visit to showwas started by a local "Gugs" resident.
travellers the best of the wine region. Looking to see