After landing in Cape Town, a VIP Meet & Greet awaits you at the airport. Our local contact person will take care of a smooth takeover of the rental car and you will start your trip relaxed.

Use the afternoon to pay a visit to Cape Town’s landmark. The ride up Table Mountain is spectacular, as the gondola rotates 360 degrees. Once at the top, you’ll be treated to a breathtaking panorama.

Afterwards you can stroll along the V & A Waterfront with its fashion stores, galleries and restaurants. For your dinner I recommend one of the many good restaurants with breathtaking sea views, which are known for their delicious seafood.

Your first round of golf starts at the Steenberg Golf Club, one of the most beautiful courses in the Cape region.

Steenberg with its long and noble history, its spectacular wine estate, as well as its 18-hole golf course is unique – and the perfect setting for the Steenberg Experience. Situated in the beautiful Constantia Valley, with the spectacular Table Mountain in the background, Steenberg Estate is a must visit and a must play round of golf.

When you arrive at the gates of the estate and drive past the vineyards and ancient oaks, you enter a world that goes far beyond golf.

Today you have the opportunity to explore one of the most famous coastal roads in the world: Chapman’s Peak Drive takes you to the Cape of Good Hope at the southwesternmost tip of Africa.

On the way back, you can stop at Boulders Beach, home to a large penguin colony. For lunch we recommend the Harbour House Restaurant in Kalk Bay. The lobsters are excellent!

In the afternoon you will drive back to Cape Town via Muizenberg.

Today’s golf takes place on the Royal Cape Golf Course in the shadow of Table Mountain.

This golf course is the oldest golf course in South Africa and was already founded in 1885. Old trees, six water hazards, numerous bunkers and narrow fairways require precision. The Royal Golf Club has hosted the SA Open 10 times.

Afterwards drive to the Waterfront – stroll, dance, eat, enjoy !!!.

Today begins with a round of golf at the Arabella Golf Course, picturesquely situated between the Kogel Mountain and the Bot River Lagoon, incorporating the beauty of nature into the golf game.

The championship golf course was designed by renowned architect Peter Matkovich and ranked among the top 10 in the country after just one year. Rolling hills, wide fairways, extremely large greens as well as many water hazards and a strong wind invite golfers of all handicaps to play.

After breakfast you will leave Cape Town for the vineyards of Stellenbosch. The drive should take no more than an hour.

This is a non-golf day and a perfect opportunity to explore the wine regions of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. Enjoy some wine tastings at first class wine estates of the Cape.

Today you will play your fourth round of golf in the Cape Region on the Erinvale Golf Course.

Designed by Gary Player, the course offers spectacular views of False Bay and the foothills of the Hottentots mountain range to the east. The first 9 holes are in the valley and are relatively easy to play despite the many bunkers and water hazards. Holes 10 through 18 are in mountainous terrain.

Play the last round of golf at the Pearl Valley Golf Club – where you will also spend the night in the winelands.

A destination inspired by the majestic mountain ranges and natural beauty that the Cape Winelands are known for. Since opening in 2003, our course has received a number of awards and accolades. Most recently, it was named the third best golf course in the country for 2022 by South Africa’s Top 100 Golf Courses, the authoritative ranking for golf courses.

On your last day in South Africa, you will continue to Cape Town Airport after breakfast. There you will return your rental car after an eventful trip and take your flight back home – with plenty of impressive memories of a country full of contrasts in your luggage.