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English Language School in Cape Town:
Activities and Tours
The Peninsula
Travel along the spectacular coastline through charming historical villages, see the African penguins on Boulders Beach and enjoy breathtaking sea views. Finally you will arrive at the mythical meeting place of the two great oceans and experience the “Fairest Cape of all”.
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- Camps Bay and Clifton
- Hout Bay (optional boat trip to Seal Island)
- Chapman’s Peak (if open)
- Noordhoek
- Ostrich Viewing
- Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve
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- Cape Point
- Cape of Good Hope
- Penguin Colony (optional visit)
- Simons Town
- Constantia
- Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
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The Wine Route
Take a breathtaking journey through the famous Cape winelands. Observe the wine making process from the vineyard to the bottle and visit the historical towns of Stellenbosch, Franschoek and Paarl.
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- Stellenbosch
- Cellar tour and wine tasting on a Stellenbosch Wine Estate
- Paarl
- Wine tasting on a Paarl Wine Estate
- Lunch on a wine estate
- View Nelson Mandela’s former prison (Victor Verster)
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- Franschoek
- Huguenot Memorial
- Wine tasting at a Franschoek vineyard
- Helshoogte Pass
- Spier Wine Estate where you can see cheetahs (time permitting)
- Opportunity to purchase wine
- Minimum of three wine tastings
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The Best of the Cape
Combine a visit to historical Stellenbosch and its wine region with a journey to the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point. This can still be enjoyed, even if you are on a tight schedule
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- False Bay
- Kalk Bay
- Simons Town
- Penguin Colony (optional visit)
- Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve
- Cape Point
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- Ostrich Viewing
- Chapman’s Peak (only if open)
- Camps Bay and Clifton
- Hout Bay
- Stellenbosch
- Cellar tour
- Wine tasting
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One Day Safari
Join a safari and experience Africa's wild animals. Set in a big green oasis, the safari park gives you an opportunity to view giraffes, rhino, zebra, buffalo, water buck, oryx, kudu, impala and more than 165 species of birds.
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- Travel via Bains Kloof Pass or Tulbagh
- Fruit growing region of Ceres
- Welcome Drink
- Game drive in open 4x4
- Lunch
- Return through the Huguenot Tunnel via Worchester & Paarl
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The Whale Route
Enjoy a scenic coastal drive and experience the beauty of the Southern Right Whales lying in the warm waters off the Hermanus coastline.
This tour can only be booked in spring (August / September).
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- Gordon’s Bay, Pringle Bay and Betty’s Bay
- Harold Porter Botanical Gardens
- Hamilton Russel Wine Estate
- Fern Kloof Nature Reserve
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- Hermanus
- Land based whale watching
- Optional boat trip
- Elgin
- Sir Lowry’s Pass
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Cape Town City Tour
Explore the Mother City on an orientation tour through streets that are filled with history. From the City Hall, where Nelson Mandela gave his liberation speech, to the multi cultural Green Market Square, Cape Town has it all. This tour takes only half a day (either in the morning or in the afternoon)
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- South African Museum and the Company Gardens
- Parliament buildings
- City Hall & the Castle of Good Hope
- Colorful Malay Quarter / Bo-Kaap
- Green Market Square
- Signal Hill
- Camps Bay & Clifton
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Township Tour
Discover the multicultural side of Cape Town and interact with the locals. You will go from District Six where forced removals changed the lives of many people to informal settlements where traditional healers and shebeens add to the rich culture of township life.
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- Bo-Kaap / Malay Quarter
- District Six Museum
- Informal settlement
- Community project
- Opportunity to purchase arts & crafts
- School / Creche
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At our School you will receive all the help and support
you need to learn English and enjoy your time in South Africa!
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Once you are here you will certainly not be bored or lonely. We believe that your leisure time should be just as good as your lessons. Our teachers and students often meet after school to get to know each other better. This gives the students the opportunity to practice their English in a relaxed environment. For example, sunset picnics on the beach or up Table Mountain, playing African drums at the Drum Café, boat trips, topless bus tours and much more. 