Southern Africa Journey

Get a bird's eye view of the Victoria Falls and Zambezi River on a 15 minute or 30 minute flight. This memorable experience will ‘wow’ you long after you’ve landed.

Safari Par Excellence offers half and full day Zambezi Rafting and River boarding excursions during low and high water seasons. Acclaimed as the best one-day white water run in the world, the river is also recognised as one of the top ten paddling rivers in the world. SafPar are one of the original commercial rafting operations on the Zambezi River and have some of the best qualified guides

who will ensure that you have both an enjoyable and safe day on the river.The days adventure is captured on video and film and the trip includes either a riverside lunch and dinner at a lodge or

lunch at a lodge (depending on which trip is booked).

An awesome way to see the Falls is from the bottom of the gorge. Swimming in the rock pools below the Falls, surrounded by the massive black basaltic rock towering up above you and the water cascading down, seemingly out of the sky, is certainly one of the most breathtaking experiences you will ever have. This activity is a perfect combination with white water rafting.

Enjoy the most spectacular view of the Falls from the island where Dr Livingstone first viewed the Mosi-oa-Tunya (The Smoke That Thunders). At low water the island has its very own bathing pool,

(Devil’s Pool) which forms each year amongst the rocks along the edge.

See the raw, powerful beauty of the Victoria Falls from the best possible angle – above. United Air Charter offers 3 different flight options from their base at Baobab Ridge. The short flight circuits the Falls and offers superb views over the gorges below and the Zambezi above. The longer flight skims over the Zambezi rapids, ascends over the Falls and finishes with game viewing over the

Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. The adventure flight in a Huey helicopter, flown with doors open at a lower lever, skims over the African bush, deep down into the Batoka gorge and over the falls. A gourmet champagne picnic is the perfect helicopter package, providing a romantic flight over the Falls and into the gorge to an exclusive setting on the banks of the Zambezi River as it rushes down the narrow gorge below the Falls. All flights include transfers to and from our helipad. Airport transfers and charter flights are available.

This unique activity begins with a spectacular scenic helicopter flight over the Zambezi River and Victoria Falls. The helicopter then swoops into the Gorge and lands at rapid 21, where a beautiful riverside spot with stunning views of the river and gorge await you. A beautifully prepared picnic lunch on the white beach at the edge of the Zambezi is a wonderful setting for a relaxing lunch. The ascent out of the gorge by helicopter is the perfect finale to a stunning midday excursion.

The African Queen and the African Princess are berthed just upstream of The Victoria Falls. Fully inclusive morning, lunch and sunset cruises are offered daily, treating passengers to sophisticated

views of the Zambezi River and the surrounding game reserves. We take great pride in our cuisine and friendly service, making The African Queen experience unforgettable.

The Zambezi - river of dreams and romance, evoking images of the great era of adventure and exploration. Wild and captivating, the Zambezi beats to a rhythm and a time that is fast disappearing.

The clear waters of the river and the game reserves that surround it, attract herds of elephant, buffalo, several species of antelope, giraffe, zebra, lion and leopard. Join us on full or half day canoe

trips. You will negotiate small but exciting rapids, canoe through narrow channels and drift down open stretches. No previous canoeing experience necessary.

The Zambezi River below the Victoria Falls is widely considered to be the very best rafting river in the world. A deep channelled, high volume river, the Zambezi has class 3-5 rapids interspersed with tranquil pools. This enables you to marvel at the magnificent beauty of the Batoka Gorge between some of the most exciting and challenging rapids rafted anywhere on the planet. Highly professional guides ensure your safety and enjoyment of this amazing adventure. .

The ultimate safari experience is a day trip to Chobe National Park in Botswana, which boasts the world’s largest elephant population. The game cruise on the Chobe River brings you close to brilliant bird life, pods of watering hippos, primeval crocodiles and elephants, breathtaking in their sheer number. The afternoon’s land-based safari heads deeper into the Park to spot the elusive big cats that make Chobe their home.

On the Victoria Falls tour, led by our experienced guides, you will explore this most awe-inspiring

phenomenon - one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. At times of high water the mist from this torrent can be seen as far away as 40 kilometres. If you are lucky enough to be here for

a full moon, the magnificent lunar rainbow will take your breath away.

Take game drives and night drives in custom built 4x4s to spot the unique desert wildlife that inhabit the pans, like the elusive brown hyena or Kalahari lion. Your experienced safari guide will help you discover a desert landscape, pulsating with life. Complete with bush picnics, morning coffees and chilled drinks.

Get up close and personal with our families of meerkats. Leaving camp as the sun begins to rise you will accompany these inquisitive members of the mongoose family as they set off in search of their breakfast. Walk amongst them (you're not allowed to touch or feed them) and if you take a seat you might be lucky enough to be mistaken for a termite mound, where you'll be used as a look out point for predators.

Discover the secrets of the pans with the Zu/’hoasi Bushmen on a fascinating bush walk. See this ancient desert landscape through their eyes. These skilled hunter gatherers will show you how to survive, using their extraordinary tracking skills to uncover a smorgasbord of culinary delights... from bulbs, to scorpions, to berries. Spending time with them is a very rare privilege.

Saddle up to explore this wild, unspoilt area in the same way many of the earliest explorers, hunters
and missionaries did – on horseback! You’ll embark on an adventurous outride (for all level riders). This is an exhilarating way to spot wildlife, cantering along the crusty salt flats and following the animal
highways that bring life to the Makgadikgadi Pans.

This is an additional cost.

This is pure desert adventure! Take an exhilarating

quad bike across the salt-crusted pans

(all pan activity is weather permitting). You’ll

feel total freedom as you trek across this vast

and ancient landscape, discovering so much

about the remnants of this once super lake. Weather permitting)

A visit to the Fallen Baobab - one of the three largest and oldest trees in Africa and reputedly the campsite of Livingstone and Selous.

Witness the second largest migration in Africa.

A stonking spectacle of black and white stripes

as approximately 30,000 zebra and wildebeest

migrate across the Makgadikgadi Pans, followed

closely by stalking predators, waiting for the rich

pickings of tired hooves. This is a wildlife explosion

and an experience not to be missed!

This really is an unforgettable experience.
Enjoy a helicopter flight over the Makgadikgadi
Pans, doors off (or on), to take in the vastness
of this desert landscape. You’ll go in search of
the zebra and flamingo migrations (if timed
correctly), get dropped on an island of baobabs
for lunch, do a bit of sunset sky surfing as you
follow the palm tree linings and tell all your
friends about it all when you get home.

At an additional cost.

Grab a fat bike and peddle around the Makgadikgadi

Pans. This is a really fun activity for

the whole family, and an ideal way to get some

exercise. These bikes can easily cruise over the

desert terrain, taking you along 4x4 tracks and

around the crusty salt flats. Keep a look out

for sightings of wildlife, while breathing in the

beautiful scenery, alongside the desert silence.

The 37 000-hectare (91 429-acre) private Kulala Wilderness Reserve offers visitors exclusive wildlife-viewing opportunities which include the likes of gemsbok (oryx), bat-eared fox, brown hyena and birdlife. Sundowner stops in scenic parts of the reserve are a highlight.

World-famous Sossusvlei is the name of an enormous clay pan, flanked by a field of famous towering sand dunes that flush red in the early morning sun. Close to the Sossusvlei pan is Dead Vlei, another pan where water once flowed. However, all that remains now are the skeletons of camelthorn trees that reach up out of the cracked earth.

Set out in the late afternoon for a nature drive and complete your excursion in a remote and dramatic spot on the reserve sipping a gin and tonic while watching the sunset.

This fascinating geographical formation is well worth a visit. The result of millions of years where water carved its way across the topography. At three kilometres long, the views from the top of Sesriem Canyon are breathtaking while walks through the canyon gorge reveal distinct geographical layers which were laid down over aeons.

Walking trails focus on becoming immersed in this remote area, as well as its scenic beauty and the fascinating, and surprisingly, diverse array of insects, reptiles and rodents which make this dry and harsh region their home. The Tsauchab River Trail provides a revealing stroll along a productive dry riverbed.

After dark, another realm of the Namib awakes. Walks reveal some of these captivating critters such as dancing white lady spiders and numerous scorpion species which fluoresce under UV light.

Delight in a sleep-out experience under the starry starry skies of the Namib and be lulled to sleep by the sounds of Africa on the bottom deck of your accommodation.

The Namib is known for its clear night skies, and with no light pollution it is the ideal spot from which to learn about the incredible formations of the stars and planets. Our guides are also known to dabble in astronomy and will guide you through the constellations.

The International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) certifies as a Dark Sky Reserve “a public or private land, possessing an exceptional or distinguished quality of starry nights and nocturnal environment that is specifically protected for its scientific, natural, educational, cultural, heritage and public enjoyment.” NamibRand was accorded Gold Tier International Dark Sky Reserve status in 2012, after it expanded its conservation role to include preserving the star-filled night-time skies that shine above its dunes and mountains. Lauded as one of the darkest locations ever designated by the IDA , the reserve is described as one of the nighttime environments that have little to no impact from light pollution and artificial light.

The hot air balloon safari on the Kulala Wilderness Reserve offers a truly unique bird's-eve view experience of the remote wilderness below. Soar above the magnificent sand dunes and roaring desert, with a champagne breakfast being served upon landing.

* Optional activity at extra cost, and weather permitting. Unavailable for the periods 15 January to
15 February (inclusive), and 25 December and 01 January.

Explore further into the private Kulala Wilderness Reserve, while enjoying the thrill of riding a quad bike. A guide leads these eco-sensitive excursions, allowing you to take in the incredible views and to catch a glimpse of the denizens of the desert, including the likes of oryx, springbok and bat-eared fox, as well as fascinating avian desert specials such as the endemic dune lark.

Explore the natural wonders of Namibia and take in the majestic landscapes riding electric powered fat-wheeled bikes. An exciting way to explore the stunning open plains with your guide.

Access to various activities and their routes in and around Wilderness Little Kulala taking in the scenic beauty of the stunning panoramic landscape of Kulala Wilderness Reserve – includes both Guided or Self-Guided trails for hiking, running and cycling. Spectacularly scenic viewpoints offer a chance to stop and take it all in.

Nature drives showcase the magnitude of the landscape and offer the best possibilities of seeing desert-adapted wildlife including the iconic black rhino, elephant, giraffe, antelope, Hartmann's mountain zebra – and possibly even the area’s predators such as lion and leopard.

Discover the details of the desert and learn more about the lesser-known flora and fauna that survive in this incredibly harsh environment. Adaptation is a necessity for desert wildlife and walking through this arid environment offers unique insights on this phenomenon. Marvel at the miracles that withstand this seemingly inhospitable landscape.

* Weather permitting and subject to the availability of a qualified walking guide.

Typically set out in the morning by vehicle, following behind the Save the Rhino (SRT) monitors as they track one of their charges – the remarkable desert-adapted black rhino. Due to the vast terrain, long distances can be covered, with other wildlife to be seen along the way. Once a rhino has been located, tracking by foot can take place depending on the position and/or location of the rhino. It is impossible to feel anything other than amazingly fortunate when in the company of such incredible Perissodactyla.

* Note: Rhino tracking remains the key focus and purpose at Wilderness Desert Rhino Camp, a standard activity included on a FI rate basis and available to all guests.

Travel amongst rolling, rocky hills with scattered euphorbia, ancient welwitschia plants, scrubby vegetation, and isolated clumps of trees through the 450 000-hectare (1 111 974-acre) Palmwag Concession and search out the fascinating desert-adapted wildlife of the region. During this full day spent exploring vast tracts of this famed conservation area, a scenic spot will be set up to enjoy a delicious lunch.

Birding enthusiasts are sure to enjoy the diverse avifauna found in the Palmwag Concession. Key species to look out for include Rüppell's korhaan, Benguela long-billed lark and possibly even Herero chat with some focused searching. Verreauxs' eagle are often sighted above the rocky hillsides.

Informative nature drives in open game vehicles allow guests to experience the true Namib in its unbridled glory. A broad spectrum of wildlife, from desert-adapted oryx, springbok, and Hartmann’s mountain zebra are familiar sightings. While walking provides unique opportunities to see the smaller denizens of the desert, from the famous fairy circles to the desert chameleon.

For a truly remote experience, the vast expanse of the Marienfluss Valley offers a much-needed sense of space and enables new interpretation of the concept of beauty. A safari at Wilderness Serra Cafema will leave you in awe of the natural beauty of Namibia and its wildlife..

One of our highlights, guided quad bike excursions through the fragile environs, is conducted with the utmost care along specifically allocated pathways, so as to tread lightly on the dunes and preserve the unique and delicate habitat of this landscape.

In this isolated area, the Himba people continue their traditional semi-nomadic way of life and, when they are in the area, guests have an opportunity to learn about their lifestyle and customs.

Boating on the wondrous Kunene River provides our guests with the opportunity to venture through the lush riverside oases. Nile crocodiles and water birds seem out of place in this surreal, lunar-like landscape.

* Seasonal and water levels permitting.

Wilderness Serra Cafema’s prime location means that it has a unique combination of water and desert birds.

The Spa Island at One&Only Cape Town offers benchmark-setting wellness within a secluded oasis.

•The only spa in Africa to use luxury ESPA products, with a focus on elevating, soothing and restoring. A programme created exclusively for One&Only Resorts, Nature’s Resonance by ESPA, combines eco-therapy and vibrational energy to help guests tune into themselves and nature

•The Spa Island also offers French luxury brand Biologique Recherche which has a clinical and personalised approach to skincare using pure, raw, active ingredients

•Spa journeys are guided by a holistic philosophy and include location-inspired treatments such as ‘The Essence of Cape Town’. Other ‘Only Here’ spa treatments promote indigenous healing methods

•Cape Town’s most comprehensive spa experience with the city’s best wet facilities including vitality pools, aroma-steam rooms, ice fountains and experience showers

•A destination spa for discerning locals and visitors who want to experience wellness and ultimate relaxation, and a chance to recharge in luxurious surroundings. They can enjoy the facilities at their own pace, book in for beauty and body therapies, or pair their spa experience with a visit to the fitness centre

Renowned for our love of all things energetic, One&Only Cape Town offers unrivaled active inspiration for all ages and abilities. Work out in our expansive, state-of-the-art gym, complete with expert personal trainers who can tailor the perfect programme. Try yoga or Pilates in our dedicated studios, or get closer to the sun and practice al fresco. Guided excursions promote fitness favorites with a side of sightseeing; Paddle Boarding through the canals, hiking Table Mountain, yoga in the park, and running along the picturesque promenade. The Fitness Centre is open daily from 06.00 - 20.00.

One&Only Cape Town is a renowned destination for family fun, designing incredible adventures all ages can enjoy in harmony, and featuring a complimentary KidsOnly club that’s fully supervised year-round. Bursting with age-appropriate, fun and educational pursuits, 4-12 year olds can enjoy the ever-popular Wii, Xbox and PlayStation hub, active sports, games, art, and outdoor learning,

Our KidsOnly club is open daily from 10.00 - 18.00 for hotel guests, and with the beautiful sunny Cape Town spring weather, children can enjoy daily outdoor activities.

Relax in chic comfort as you are presented with a decadent South African cheese and wine tasting experience, highlighting five prestigious vintages from the Cape’s most exquisite wine farms. Cape Town is well known for its vibrant culinary scene, and One&Only Cape Town places itself at the heart of the action. Taste the varied flavours of the landscape in this brief exploration into the local wine scene during a private tasting with Luvo Ntezo, Head Sommelier at One&Only Cape Town, taking place in the resort’s Wine Studio, a sleek and sophisticated space that showcases but a sample of the resort’s impressive offering.

Duration: 1 hour
When: Daily, 12pm-6pm
Level of difficulty: Easy
Min/max persons: Minimum 1, maximum 8
Cost: R750 per person
Meeting point: Wine Studio
Includes: Tasting of 5 top South African wines, cheese board
Restrictions: This activity should be booked 72-hours in advance, and there is a 48-hour cancellation policy. Guests must be 18 years or older.

The Cape Winelands is a lush area in which many of the world’s top
wines are produced. Several areas make up the Cape Winelands, most
notably Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. Together they home hundreds
of exceptional farms - making it challenging to know which to visit in a
potentially limited time. One&Only Cape Town’s expert Sommelier Team
lead guests on a bespoke wine tasting experience to remember. Each excursion is done according to personal preferences, with freedom to visit choice wine farms for the ideal day of tasting, interacting with winemakers and learning the unique histories of the farms. It includes
luxury transport and a spectacular winelands lunch.

When: Daily, 8am-6pm, full day tour and can be tailored as required. Meeting Point: Porte Cochere Level of Difficulty: Easy
Min/max persons: Min 2, max 8
Cost: R15 000 per couple
Includes: Return transfers with Jarat Tours, lunch and tasting fees for 3 wine farms
Please note: This activity should be booked 72-hours in advance, and there is a 48-hour cancellation policy. Guests must be 18 years and older.

Kindly see our Oenology brochure for all on-resort wine experiences

One&Only Cape Town is home to the only Nobu in Africa – part of the renowned group headed by world-class master Chef Nobuyuki ‘Nobu’ Matsuhisa. Nobu gives classical Japanese cuisine a contemporary twist with a Peruvian influence. Nobu Cape Town offers an exciting Masterclass where guests can learn how to prepare Nobu’s signature dishes and enjoy sensational Sake pairings. This exceptional experience includes a Tempura or Toban Yaki cooking demonstration
of cold dishes at the sushi bar and hot dishes in the main kitchen; a presentation of Sake and other beverages by Nobu’s Sommelier Team; a souvenir take home recipe pack; and most importantly, guests will dine at the sushi bar, having the hot dishes prepared and served family-style before them.

When: Daily, 12pm–3pm, for 2.5 hours
Meeting Point: Nobu sushi counter
Level of Difficulty: Medium
Min/max persons: Min 2, max 16
Cost: R2500 per adult; R1500 per child. Includes: Sake Tasting, Lunch prepared during cooking class, apron, and Cooking Certificate from Nobu Head Chef.
Please note: This activity should be booked 48-hours in advance, and there is a 24-hour cancellation policy.
Guests must be 10 years and older and over 18 for Sake or Wine Tasting. Guests to specify any
dietary restrictions in advance.

South Africa is often described as a Rainbow Nation, home to many diverse cultures. As a result, there is a variety of influences in every aspect of South African life, including its cooking. One&Only Cape Town invites guests to join them on a ‘Cooking Tale of Two Sisters’, an edible creative experience of sweet delights, loved by locals and made from the same ingredients but looking and tasting distinctly different. One sweet, one fried makes for each bite to be a unique experience. Learn about the history of these pastries, their place in South African culture in the current day and take the knowledge of these
delicious treats home with you. Lead by the resort’s pastry team, this hands-on session in the resort pastry kitchen is ideal for families. Everyone will receive the Chef’s tried and tested personal recipes in a souvenir pack, as well as a One&Only apron.

When: Daily, for 2 hours
Meeting Point: Pastry Kitchen
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Min/ max persons: Min 2, max 8
Cost: R650 per person Includes: One&Only Cape Town apron, certificate from our Pastry Chef, recipe card. Additional R150 to include a bottle of local dessert wine.
Please note: This activity should be booked 48-hours in advance, and there is a 24-hour cancellation policy. Guests must be 12 years and older, or otherwise accompanied by parent. Guests to specify any dietary restrictions in advance.

Discover the mesmerising and private V&A Waterfront waterways by SUP (stand-up paddle board), with historic landmarks and breathtaking views of Table Mountain along the way. The activity provides an exhilarating and unique experience, suited for people of all athletic abilities. Guides are available to coach and assist, and ensure guests feel at ease throughout the experience.

When: Daily, for 30 or 60 minutes, weather dependent
Meeting Point: Battery park
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Min/max persons: Min 1, max 8
Cost: R220 per person for 60 minutes Includes: Life jacket and SUP
Please note: This activity should be booked with concierge 48-hours in advance, and there is a 24-hour cancellation policy. Guests must be 10 years and older, and have a parental consent if under 18 years. with parent’s consent.

A trip to the Cape Winelands begins with a stop at the beautiful Simonsig Wine Estate. There you will have a behind- the-scenes tour of a working wine farm, to experience first-hand the process involved in
producing the ‘champagne of South Africa’ - known as Cap Classique, or CC. As the first estate to bottle CC in South Africa, and the suppliers of One&Only Cape Town’s very own CC, Simonsig Wine Estate makes for a superb day out, picking grapes,
experimenting in viniculture and enjoying a leisurely lunch at the estate restaurant, Cuvee. The wine estate boasts lush outdoor spaces, large enough for children to run around, and even offers a special grape juice tasting for younger guests. This fun and interactive day in the winelands also includes luxury transportation to and from, a delicious winelands lunch as well as a winemaker certificate to remember the experience by.

When: Daily, 8am-6pm, full day tour (Only during Harvest time: January – March)
Meeting Point: Porte Cochere
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Min/max persons: Min 1, max 8
Cost: R6000 per person Includes: Return transfers with Jarat Tours, lunch and tasting fees, winemaker certificate
Please note: This activity should be booked 72-hours in advance, and there is a 48-hour cancellation policy.
Guests must be 18 years and older.

This class blends the expert barista skills with the best coffee beans in town to give an encompassing class on the art of coffee. Using premium crafted beans from local coffee house, Bootlegger Coffee Company, this one-hour curated experience is conducted by one of the resort’s skilled baristas, guiding guests step-by-step to produce the perfect ‘cupof- joe’. A walk through of the different blends, types of coffees, history of the drink and exploration of the machinery are all to be looked forward to. From frothing the milk to brewing the perfect cup, every step is demonstrated and perfected in this fun and interactive masterclass designed to take coffee making skills to the next level. Included in the experience is a personalised One&Only apron.

When: Daily, 9am-5pm, for 1 hour
Meeting point: Ochre Kitchen Bar
Level of difficulty: Medium
Min/max persons: Min 1, max 8
Cost: R650 per person Includes: Apron and Barista Certificate
Please note: This activity should be booked 48-hours in advance, and there is a 24-hour cancellation policy.
Guests must be 12 years and older.

A fun and interactive mixology masterclass, this session takes place at Vista’s iconic bar and showcases a number of One&Only Cape Town’s Signature cocktails. From learning the basics to creating old classics and everything in-between, this unique experience teaches you how to elevate
even the simplest of cocktails – along with learning a mixology trick or two! Conducted by one of the resort’s master mixologists, guests will enjoy the fruits of their labour and leave having learnt a new skill to take home with them.

When: Daily, 12pm-6pm, for 2 hours
Meeting point: Vista Bar
Level of difficulty: Medium
Min/max persons: Minimum 2, maximum 8
Cost: R750 per person Includes: 2 Cocktails per person, apron, mixology certificate.
Please note: This activity should be booked 48-hours in advance, and there is a 24-hour cancellation
policy. Guests must be 18 years and older

For the restless spirit and the adventurous amongst us, this is the experience for you. Conquer one of two iconic Cape Town mountain peaks, Table Mountain or Lion’s Head. Both are conveniently situated near the city centre. Table Mountain, one of the 7 Wonders of the Natural World, offers hikers several routes in varying degrees of difficulty, and One&Only Cape Town’s qualified hiking guides will
recommend the best route to match athletic and mountaineering ability. Lion’s Head, a hugely popular summit for locals and international visitors alike is another option, boasting incredible 360-degree
views of the city and ample photo opportunities. Both are ideal for sunrise adventures, when there is less foot traffic and beautiful morning light. Luxury transfers, snacks and refreshments are included - with gourmet picnics also being available on request, at an additional charge, to be enjoyed along your hike.

When: Daily, for 2 to 4 hours, weather dependent (Mountain Guides may cancel a hike due to weather conditions)
Meeting Point: Porte Cochere
Level of Difficulty: Easy to Difficult
Min/max persons: Min 2, max 8
Cost: Table Mountain R1880 pp; Lion’s Head R1400 pp Includes: Return transfers with Jarat Tours, snacks and refreshments.
Please note: This activity should be booked 48-hours in advance, and there is a 24-hour cancellation policy. Guests must be 16 years and older, or otherwise accompanied
by parent. Guests to specify any dietary restrictions in advance.

Practice yoga atop one of the most iconic landmarks, the ancient and majestic Table Mountain, an experience never to be repeated. It begins with a luxury transfer from the resort to the Table Mountain cableway, where guests will be comfortably lifted to the summit by cable car. Once at the top, the resort’s experienced and qualified yoga instructor will guide guests through a one-hour yoga practice, with sprawling views of Cape Town beneath and the richest floral kingdom on earth all around. This is the perfect excursion to restore balance and harmony, while enjoying the magnificent sights of South Africa’s Mother City.

When: Daily, for 4 hours, weather dependent
Meeting Point: Porte Cochere
Level of Difficulty: Medium
Min/max persons: Min 1, max 6
Cost: R1200 per person Includes: Transfers to and from Table Mountain, water, snacks, yoga mats and hiking bags. (A return cable way ticket is required to be booked by each guest, and is not included.)
Please note: This activity should be booked 48-hours in advance, with a 24-hour cancellation policy.

Get up close and personal with these much-loved creatures of the sea during this behind the- cenes experience in partnership with the Two Oceans Aquarium Education Foundation. Neighbours to One&Only Cape Town, the Foundation actively rescues, rehabilitates and releases stranded and distressed sea turtles as part of their conservation mission. Through them hundreds of sea turtles have been saved, cared for and released back into the wild. In this private excursion, guests will be able to participate and assist with turtle care tasks such as feeding, cleaning and enrichment exercises. Following this, guests are free to explore the Two Oceans Aquarium’s attractions such as the touch pool, shark exhibit, kelp forest and penguin exhibit at leisure. This is a fun, interactive and educational experience, perfect for children and adults alike. All proceeds go towards the non-profit Aquarium Foundation’s Turtle Rescue Programme.

When: By appointment only
Meeting Point: Porte Cochere
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Min/max persons: Min 1, max 4
Cost: R6000 per group Includes: Private excursion, full-day access to the Two Oceans Aquarium, a One&Only Cape Town chaperone to the aquarium
Please note: This activity should be booked 7 days in advance. This is an ever changing space and there is a seasonal nature to our program. The activities will be tailor made dependent
on time of year. Not suitable for children under 12. Deposit required to secure booking.

Feel like an expert as you lose yourself in the art of wine blending and become immersed in the process of perfecting your ideal blend, selecting from several local varietals and vintages, and fine-tuning the tannins, notes, and flavour profiles as you go. A singular experience for any wine lover, with the resulting creation yours to be savoured or gifted as you wish.

Duration: 3 hours
When: Daily, 12pm- 6pm
Level of difficulty: Easy
Min/ max persons: Minimum 2, maximum 6
Cost: R1750 for 1-2 people, R1750 for every 2 people thereafter
Meeting point: Wine Studio
Includes: A bottle of your blended wine, cheese board and a certificate from our sommelier
Restrictions: This activity should be booked 72-hours in advance, and there is a 48-hour cancellation policy. Guests must be 18 years or older.