Visit Cape Peninsula 

After breakfast, take a day trip to The Cape Peninsula, which is undoubtedly the most significant day trip from Cape Town. The biggest reason is that you'll be driving on Chapman's Peak Drive, possibly the most incredible road in the nation; it's so stunning. By taking it, you could be able to visit Boulder's Beach and get up and personal with the largest penguin colony in Africa. Additionally, go to Cape Point National Park. Once you've finished your meal at the local restaurant, you can continue exploring.

Cape Winelands

Get on board after breakfast to enjoy the Franschhoek Valley's splendour. Wine tours are enjoyable and an excellent way to celebrate occasions in your life. Wine tours are fun, engaging, and fabulous. The Cape Winelands is a remarkable place to visit, and that's before you step foot in one of the region's world-class wineries or restaurants. It has jagged peaks, rolling valleys, majestic manor houses, and beautiful skies. You'll need a vehicle to visit the vineyards, which are dispersed across the Winelands towns and begin about 30 kilometres east of Cape Town.

Don't forget to leave aside some time to stroll the towns themselves; most have charming historical districts and several outstanding restaurants. Best of all, even for those on a limited budget, wine tasting in South Africa is a reasonably priced activity.

Table Mountain and Camps Bay  

Table Mountain is undoubtedly the most excellent way to tour the area around Cape Town and see the internationally renowned Table Mountain. Take the cable car to Table Mountain's peak if suitable weather permits. As you descend, pass by the city's centre, Company Gardens, and the Malay Quarter. If you have the time, stop at Diamond Works and the Castle of Good Hope.

Visit Camps Bay next; this Blue Flag beach is one of the most well-liked in the city, with smooth white sand and a stunning Twelve Apostles range (part of Table Mountain) in the background. Here is a stretch of lively pubs and eateries that is great for evening beverages or just lazing around all day.

Lagugu Township Tour

The city sightseeing Lagugu settlement tour visits Gugulethu and Langa, the oldest township in Cape Town. There are designated pick-up and drop-off points along the route, so you may take your time investigating each one. Both a bicycle ride and a walk are part of the excursion. You'll visit an arts and crafts market and meet a traditional healer.
After lunch, tour The Township Winery in Gugulethu, where regional farmers cultivate the grapes used to produce this distinctive wine. The Village House in Khayelitsha offers a wine tasting as part of lunch after meetings with the growers as part of the excursions. It's a unique opportunity to sample regional wines that aren't found elsewhere in the city and have a distinctive local flavour.

Make the journey to Dubai. Oversee Sheikh Zayed Road.

Settle into the hotel and unwind. After breakfast, take a seat on the Hop On Hop Off Big Bus Dubai early in the day. You will have a bird's-eye view of the city as the open-top bus passes through the Emirate. An onboard guide offers fascinating background information about each location and landmark. On the 9-stop bus trip, you'll get the chance to view more than 40 different areas of interest and have the option to get out and go exploring whenever you like. Souk Madinat, The Palm, Dubai Marina, and other attractions are often visited trip highlights. The next attraction is Ski Dubai, typical of all the fantastic things you can find in Dubai. A fantastic option is to take a dinner cruise on one of these ships, which combines the wonder and thrill of sightseeing with the leisure and fun of travel.

The Palm Jumeirah

Start your second day in Dubai early and take in the morning from the water. Watch the sunrise on the fantastic artificial Palm Jumeirah Island from the top of a paddle board, in a kayak, or at the controls of a windsurfing board. By booking a water activity, you may enjoy the Palm's attractions. Nearby, you may see several marine species up close, along with sharks and tropical fish. Ten themed chambers with diverse marine life from around the world and entertaining activities make up the exciting aquarium.

Major Landmarks & Fun for the Kids

To truly experience Dubai, one must ascend to the top of the Burj Khalifa. The biggest indoor theme park in the world and one of Dubai's top attractions, IMG Worlds of Adventure, is a must-see. Don't miss the thrilling Velociraptor Dinosaur Adventure, which will take you from the Lost Valley's ancient jungles to the desert of Dubai. Explore a vertical, four-story indoor rainforest, one of the city's most astonishing attractions. You'll witness actual, live examples of the flora and wildlife found in tropical ecosystems worldwide, including colourful frogs, beautiful tropical birds, and more. Ensure that your phone or camera is charged, because you want to snap a few photos here!

Departure 

Prepare to fly back by packing your bag. Say goodbye to Dubai!