Cape Tour
Scott of Africa conduct tours down the picturesque garden route between Port Elizabeth and Cape Town. Visits are made to Knysna (the oyster capital of the world), Oudshoorn (the home of the ostrich industry) as well as to various wine estates of the Western Cape to partake of some of the world renowned local cheeses and wines.
In Cape Town itself, tours include Table Mountain, the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, a Peninsula drive to Simonstown to view the penguin colony and Cape Point where the two oceans meet. Guests are accommodated in an old family home on the Table Bay beach with an un-interrupted view of Table Mountain. Dining is at personally selected restaurants offering cuisine second to none including Cape Malay, seafood dishes and other local delicacies.
This tour can be added on to the beginning or end of your safari or can be done on its own. At least 5 days should be allowed to truly experience some of the delights of this most South-Westerly part of Africa.
“Thanks to Jack, Sally and Brian for their photographs”

Table Mountain
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A visit to the penguins at Boulders, on the way to Cape Point
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Shark cage diving, at Gansbaai
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Cable car ride up Table Mountain
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Shark cage diving, at Gansbaai
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Shark cage diving, at Gansbaai
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Shark cage diving, at Gansbaai

Jack and Dave blowing the Vuvuzela

Shopping for local curios on the side of the road near Cape Point

The Scott of Africa tour buses

The Scott of Africa tour buses

At the Cape of Good Hope on the Cape peninsula

Wine tasting in Franschoek

Wine tasting in Franschoek

(Kick your shoes off)

Chappie with Sally and Lynn

De Vette Mossel

Jack and Ruth Anne – far from their home in Canada

De Vette Mossel

De Vette Mossel

At the Cango Wildlife farm in Oudshoorn

At the Cango Wildlife farm in Oudshoorn

At the Cango Wildlife farm in Oudshoorn

At the Cango Wildlife farm in Oudshoorn

At Safari Ostrich Farm

At Safari Ostrich Farm

At Safari Ostrich Farm

The Great Winterberg

In the Cango Caves

Driving through the Karoo

At the Winterberg school, a rural school near Tarkastad

At the Winterberg school, a rural school near Tarkastad

At the Winterberg school, a rural school near Tarkastad

Shopping for Xhosa pottery and fabric at Thobelani

Shopping for Xhosa pottery and fabric at Thobelani

Wheatlands, a farm church near Swallow Krantz

The whole group in front of the famous Tarkastad mountains, Mary and Martha

Karen, Munroe and John riding horses in the Eastern Cape

Karen, Munroe and John riding horses in the Eastern Cape

Traditional tribal dancing at Tsolwana Game Reserve

Traditional tribal dancing at Tsolwana Game Reserve

Traditional tribal dancing at Tsolwana Game Reserve

Traditional tribal dancing at Tsolwana Game Reserve

Shopping for curios

Rhydian Harries with friends and family in front of Table Mountain

Riding elephants near Mossel Bay

Lynda Harries at Stormsriver Bridge

Hout Bay

Handling elephants near Knysna

Horse riding in Plettenberg Bay
Addo Elephant Park Tour
On route to Port Elizabeth airport a very popular stop over is at the Addo Elephant Park where sightings of hundreds of elephants as well as buffalo and many varieties of antelope species and even lion take place.
Addo is one of the few malaria free parks offering 4 of the big 5 species.
A day added on to your safari to enjoy this park comes highly recommended.
Game Viewing & Bird Watching
Whilst on tour or on safari, there is ample opportunity to view and photograph indigenous and exotic wildlife species. Swallow Krantz has an abundance of garden and wild birds.