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Cape Town, South Africa

English (native)

8 - 9 Hours

Our first stop is Bo-Kaap, a historic and vibrant neighborhood in Cape Town, South Africa, known for its brightly painted houses, cobblestone streets, and rich cultural heritage. Situated on the slopes of Signal Hill, the area has a distinct blend of Cape Malay and Muslim influences, with a history dating back to the 1760s. Originally, Bo-Kaap was a residential area for freed slaves and laborers brought to the Cape from various parts of Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, Malaysia, and other African regions, which created a diverse cultural tapestry. We drive pass the Camps Bay and Clifton suburbs Clifton is an upscale neighborhood in Cape Town known for its stunning beaches, luxury apartments, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Located just south of Sea Point and northwest of Camps Bay, Clifton is famous for its four secluded beaches, each with distinct vibes and settings. These beaches—named simply as Clifton 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th—are separated by large granite boulders that act as natural windbreakers, making Clifton’s beaches some of the most sheltered and enjoyable in Cape Town. Hout Bay Hout Bay is a charming coastal suburb of Cape Town, known for its scenic beauty, active fishing harbour, and laid-back vibe. Nestled between the mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, Hout Bay is surrounded by striking landscapes, including Chapman’s Peak Drive, a world-famous cliffside road offering some of the best panoramic views in South Africa. Noordhoek Noordhoek Farm Village is a charming and family-friendly village located in the heart of Noordhoek, a picturesque coastal town on the Cape Peninsula, about 30 minutes from Cape Town. This vibrant community hub is known for its rustic charm, relaxed atmosphere, and a variety of shops, eateries, and activities that attract locals and visitors alike. Cape Point Nature Reserve Cape Point, located within the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve in Cape Town, is a breathtakingly scenic peninsula at the southwestern tip of South Africa. Part of Table Mountain National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Cape Point is celebrated for its dramatic cliffs, diverse flora and fauna, rich history, and stunning ocean views where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. Due to its rugged coastline and historically treacherous waters, Cape Point is home to several shipwrecks dating back centuries, a testament to the perilous journey around the tip of Africa. Cape Point is part of the Cape Floral Region, one of the world’s richest biodiversity hotspots. The fynbos (native shrubland) is home to thousands of plant species, including rare proteas. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot animals such as baboons, ostriches, Cape mountain zebras, and various antelope species. Bird watchers are also in for a treat with the presence of seabirds and endemic species. Boulders Beach Penguin Colony Boulders Beach, located in Simon’s Town on the Cape Peninsula, is world-famous for its thriving colony of African penguins. It’s one of the few places where visitors can get up close to these endangered seabirds in their natural habitat, and the beach’s unique granite boulders, white sand, and clear waters make it a stunning destination. Simon's Town Here we will stop for a lunch break. Depending on the time available, your tour guide will give you about 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes for lunch. Simon's Town has a variety of restaurants with most serving seafood and Pizza. Simon's Town is a historic naval village located on the eastern side of the Cape Peninsula, near Cape Town. Known for its charming architecture, naval base, and colony of African penguins, Simon’s Town is a popular destination for those looking to explore the scenic coastline, rich maritime history, and wildlife. Kalk Bay and Muizenberg We stop at Kalk Bay and Muizenberg for 15 minutes break and to take pictures at the colourful houses.

Nosimilo Dlamini

English (native)

7 - 8 Hours

-Trekking shoes -Walking stick -light clothes -Suncream are advisable to come with. At same time, disabled people and people with both higher and lower altitudes problems are not joining this trip.

Beyene Assefa

English (native)

8 - 10 Hours

Please note that -No photographing with out first asking willing of the tribes -Tribes are happy when you give then blades, niddles and so on. -As the area is a bit hot, consider your way of dressing. -Come with Mosquitoe repellent creams/lotions

Beyene Assefa

Matera, Italy

Italiano (native), English

5 - 6 Hours

PICK UP: at your accommodation in Bari's area (or airport, train st. , etc. ) TRANSFER: to Altamura Visit of an ancient bakery (XV cent. ) and tasting of typical bread, calzone, etc. TRANSFER: Altamura - Matera (about 10/15 min. ) TOUR: Matera (Unesco World Heritage) Viewpoint of Piazzetta Pascoli - "Sasso Caveoso" to visit the oldest Sassi in town - visit of a "Casa Grotta" - visit of the rupestrian church "S. Lucia alle Malve" - Piazza San Pietro Caveoso - steps up to the Cathedral - view of the "Sasso Barisano" - Piazza del Sedile and Via delle Beccherie - Piazza Vittorio Veneto and a walk in the baroque part of the town (Chiesa del Purgatorio, Via Domenico Ridola, etc. ) TRANSFER: Matera - Belvedere di "Murgia Timone" (about 10 min. ) For the best view of Matera and its Sassi, from the other side of the canyon. DROP OFF: at your accommodation in Bari's area (or airport, train st. , etc. )

Gianluca Guadagnino