We will leave from the Victoria and Alfred Hotel at 7.30am in order to get to Imizamo Yethu township as it comes alive with people and scholars starting their day. Imizamo Yethu, the only Cape Town township within another suburb, is home to 30,000 people and is perched on the hillside in affluent Hout Bay. The heavy contrast in living conditions offers truthful insight into modern day South Africa. Your local guides, Lulama and Anele, will take you from the main road proceeding up the hill towards our first stop.

Moving through the township, we will land up at Little Lambs pre-school where Principal Geraldine shows us around her amazing school. The brightly colored walls and beaming children add to the vibrancy and hope for the future generations that may attend the school. Please keep in mind that this visit is only possible in term time.

As you continue on through IY, as it is locally known, take in the sights and sounds with your local guides. You will be shown all aspects of community life and introduced to some of the lively characters before stopping for some coffee.

We will then head down the hill to visit the community center, library and local craft market with its wonderful items made from recycled products.

Meandering up the hill in our minibus, we will reach Constantia Neck and visit our first vineyard  Beau Constantia. The relatively new winery offers great valley views from its glass walled tasting room. We will taste their Rose wine and use this location to take some landscape photographs of Cape Towns oldest wine region with its Cape Dutch homes and rolling vineyards.

Our next stop is the beautiful Constantia Glen where the tasting room and terrace proposes beautiful photographs between the grapevines. We are sure you have worked up quite a hunger and this is the terrace is the perfect setting for a Mediterranean styled lunch with some award winning wines.

After lunch, it is time to head back to the waterfront through the suburbs in the shadow of Table Mountain. If you so wish, we can arrange to drop you off at the magnificent and picturesque Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.