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Western Cape Taster and Langebaan Lagoon

Around

£2650

p.p.
Price includes:
  • Accommodation
  • Meals
  • Transfers
Based on:

Minimum 2 passengers (or single supplement will apply) assuming flights from the UK. other European or worldwide departure airports available on request.

This is a suggested tour itinerary. Call and speak to one for our mauritius travel experts for a tailor made tour specific to your requirements

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Tour Highlights

This itinerary combines time in Langebaan with a shorter extension through the Western Cape, offering a well-balanced mix of world-class wind conditions and scenic touring. After your stay on the lagoon, where you can enjoy some of the best flat-water windsurfing and kitesurfing conditions on the planet, the trip continues with a relaxed journey through highlights of the Garden Route region, including coastal towns, forests and wildlife experiences. It is a particularly good option for those who want to experience a taste of what the Garden Route has to offer, without committing to a full, longer itinerary, making it an ideal add-on to a Langebaan-focused trip.

Days 1 - 6

4* Windtown Lagoon Hotel

Breakfast

This tour starts at Langebaan, the best Windsurf, Wingfoil and Kitesurf lagoon in the whole of South Africa. The drive from Cape Town airport is around 1.45 hours, depending on traffic. You can self-drive, or we can arrange a private transfer. 

Langebaan

Langebaan is an idyllic little seaside town on the South African West Coast. It is located at the edge of the tranquil Langebaan lagoon, 100km north of Cape Town. Founded in 1922, this historical town was once a whaling station and it has now been transformed into a holiday destination on the West Coast. It is a mecca for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts. The lagoon is part of a protected area, the West Coast National Park - a world-renowned birding spot with migratory birds from as far as Russia stopping here annually.

The jewel of the West Coast towns, Langebaan will leave you with memories of a startling blue sea, acres of spring flowers and the enticing smell of fish ‘braais’ (barbeques). Sunsets on the west-facing coast are legendary and you’ll experience plenty of enchanting moments. We are sure you will return again and again to this tranquil, magnificently beautiful place.

During the South African summer months, from November to April Langebaan is on the most wind sure location on the Planet. The climate at this time of year is perfect with temperatures in the high 20s. The lagoon offers a huge flat water area, with many shallow sections, making this an ideal beginner or improver destination. Most of the Lagoon is surrounded by a nature reserve making for stunning views from the water back across the surrounding area.

Other compelling reasons to consider a holiday to Langebaan is the amazing and very cheap eating out, the world-class service (and always with a genuine smile), the huge range of off-water activities, and incredible value for money we enjoy with the relatively strong Pound.

It is best to have a car in Langebaan so as part of your holiday quote we would normally include this. There are also lots of add-on options for a holiday to Langebaan to include extra nights in Cape Town, wildlife safaris or even combine your stay in South Africa with a visit to Mauritius! Please call and speak to an expert advisor so we can put together the right trip for your budget, duration and specific requirements.

Days 6 - 9

5* Cape Cadogan Boutique Hotel

Bed & Breakfast

Now for a 3-night stay in the 'Mother City' of Cape Town, staying at the stunning small luxury Cape Cadogan Hotel. Here we would recommend daily organised trips, including, as a minimum, a full-day Cape Point trip, Table Mountain (climb or via cable car), an afternoon at the V&A Waterfront, and a guided city tour (walking or by bike). 
 

Cape Town

Cape Town is a kitesurfing holiday destination that ticks all the boxes. The wind conditions in and around Cape Town are very reliable with wind speeds usually between 20-30 knots with the strongest wind coming between 2 and 6 in the evenings. South Africa's best wind is present during the summer period from November through to February. The coastline in and around the Cape Town area is home to many beaches that do not only boast fantastic kitesurfing conditions, but simply breathtaking natural beauty too.

But there is more to Cape Town than just kitesurfing. Whether you are looking to unwind, explore or be entertained in your time away from the surf, Cape Town and what lies beyond has plenty of alternative activities for those rare non-windy days and for the non-surfing partners and family.

Days 9 - 11

5* Mont Rochelle Hotel Franschhoek

Bed & Breakfast

A leisurely drive north east to the world famous Winelands. Many of the wineries produce a wealth of world class wines that can be sampled along the way. Stellenbosch is the home of many fine wineries and gourmet restaurants. 
 
A full day to explore the Winelands or perhaps take a guided tour around some of the popular estates or take a picnic and sit enjoying the African sun and amazing views. A visit to the university city of Stellenbosch is easily done with its oak lined streets and quaint shops.

Stellenbosch and Franschhoek

Stellenbosch and Franschhoek are two of South Africa’s most renowned wine regions, each offering a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Stellenbosch, the country’s second-oldest town, is known for its Cape Dutch architecture, oak-lined streets, and prestigious university. It has a vibrant atmosphere with art galleries, fine dining, and world-class wineries. The town is surrounded by rolling vineyards and dramatic mountains, creating a picturesque setting that attracts both wine lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Franschhoek, meaning "French Corner," has a distinct European charm rooted in its Huguenot heritage. This small town is considered South Africa’s culinary capital, with award-winning restaurants and a strong focus on gourmet food paired with exceptional wines. The surrounding valley is breathtaking, with lush vineyards set against a backdrop of towering mountains. The Franschhoek Wine Tram is a popular attraction, offering a scenic and leisurely way to explore the region’s top wine estates.

Both Stellenbosch and Franschhoek offer a perfect mix of history, luxury, and natural splendour, making them must-visit destinations for travellers exploring the Cape Winelands.

Days 11 - 13

4* Hermanus Marine Hotel

Bed & Breakfast

Another spectacular drive through the mountains and fruit-growing areas towards the coast before winding your way along the coastal road to the sleepy town of Hermanus. Built on a narrow strip of land between mountains and the sea, this charming town is a perfect stopover for the next 2 nights. 

From here it is an easy 90-minute drive to Cape Town airport, or you can extend your trip further down the Garden Route. 

Hermanus

Hermanus is one of South Africa’s most refined coastal escapes, making it an ideal 1–2 night stop within a luxury touring itinerary. It combines dramatic ocean scenery with a relaxed, upmarket seaside atmosphere, and is widely regarded as one of the best places in the world for land-based whale watching.

The town sits on the edge of Walker Bay, where sheer cliffs drop straight into the ocean, creating a spectacular natural setting. A stay here is less about ticking off sights and more about slowing the pace, enjoying the views, and soaking up the coastal lifestyle.

For a short visit, the experience centres around the famous cliff path, which runs for several kilometres along the coastline directly above the sea. This is perfect for gentle walks, with constantly changing views and, in season from around June to November, frequent sightings of Southern Right whales just offshore.

The town itself has an unpretentious feel, with a good selection of independent boutiques, galleries and excellent restaurants. Dining is a highlight, particularly seafood, with many venues offering uninterrupted ocean views. It works very well for a relaxed afternoon followed by a long, unhurried dinner.

The Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, just inland, is one of South Africa’s top wine regions, known for its cool-climate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, and offers a number of high-quality estates for tastings and lunch. Boat-based whale watching trips operate in season, and there are also options for kayaking, coastal drives and scenic flights.

Hermanus fits naturally into a Garden Route or Western Cape itinerary. The drive from Cape Town takes around 1.5 to 2 hours and is particularly scenic if you follow the coastal route via False Bay. From here, you can continue east towards the Garden Route, making it a seamless and highly rewarding stop.

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