Photography Tours in South Africa

Capture the exquisite beauty of South Africa's Cape Peninsula in a photography day tour from Cape Town. Set out from the city's V&A Waterfront to see some of the Cape's most picturesque spots and attractions, including the brightly colored bathing boxes of Muizenberg Beach, Kalk bay fishing village and Boulder's Beach, home to hundreds of African penguins. Once the sun reaches the right positioning its off to the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point, and stunning Chapman's Peak Drive, with towering granite walls that change color with the approaching twilight.

Embark on an interactive photography tour of Africa's wild cats at the Tenikwa Wildlife Centre, just off from South Africa's famed Garden Route. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour opportunity to snap up-close photos of cheetahs, leopards, lions, caracals and servals in a stunning natural environment. If you need some extra time with a specific animals, staff will be happy to arrange it.

Enjoy a private photography tour of Cape Town and its surrounds, taking in some of the area's most picturesque sights and attractions. Visit places like Table Mountain, Boulders Beach"•home to hundreds of African penguin"•scenic Cape Point and the charming town of Franschhoek, located at the heart of the Cape Winelands. This full-day cultural tour is completely flexible to cover the places you most want to see and capture on camera.

Embark on a half-day photography tour of of Cape Town's most captivating sites. A professional photographer leads you on an cultural walking tour through the city, taking in such landmark sights as Company Gardens, the Art Deco architecture of Cape Town's Central Business District (CBD) and Adderley Street's vibrant flower market. One of the day's highlights is a visit to Bo-Kaap - the city's Cape Malay quarter - known for its vividly colored houses and delicious Cape Malay cuisine, which you'll get to prepare and then enjoy during a home cooking demonstration.

Embark on a full-day photographer tour from Cape Town, exploring two unique landscapes: a hillside township and the nearby Constantia Winelands. Set out from the city for Imizamo Yethu, where 60,000 people live in mostly vernacular homes standing in sharp contrast to their affluent surrounds. Explore the community alongside local guides and engage with residents before continuing onto your next stop: Beau Constantia Vineyards. Snap pictures of Cape Town's oldest wine region and enjoy a little imbibing, then head to Constantia Glen for a delicious lunch with award-winning wine pairings.