The trip starts in Port Elizabeth. There you will be greeted by your tour guide. Short transfer to a 4* hotel with a pool and sea view. The bikes you brought with you can be assembled.

Paxton Hotel 4*

Distance by bus 10 km, 0.25 h

A half-hour transfer takes you to the morning safari in an open off-road vehicle at Addo Elephant National Park. Originally founded to protect the Addo elephants, the park has been developed into the second largest in the country after the Kruger National Park. In addition to the pachyderms, you can also see zebras, lions, buffalo, ostriches, turtles, warthogs and blesbok. Afterwards a 1.5 hour transfer to Humansdorp on the Garden Route. The first cycling stage takes you along a quiet back road on the edge of the Tsitsikamma mountain range. Overnight stay in a charming 3* lodge. (B)

Tsitsikamma Village Inn 3*

Cycling distance 70 km, 565 am

Distance by bus 250 km, duration 3.5 h

Today's cycling route leads from the lodge into the Tsitsikamma National Park. A short hike to the 3 suspension bridges on the Storms River. Rock hyraxes can often be seen here. A short, steep climb back up to the coastal plateau. Descent into the Bloukrans jungle valley. There you can see the impressive Bloukrans Bridge from which you can do the world's highest bungee jump. A break is in Nature's Valley, one of the most beautiful beaches in South Africa. We head back up to the plateau, to the seaside resort of Keurboomstrand. Transfer to George, located at the foot of the Outeniqua Mountains, to a cozy 4* guesthouse. (B)

Acorn Guest House 4*

Cycling distance 88km, 1140 am

Distance by bus 90 km, duration 1.5 h

You start directly at the guesthouse. The tour on the old Cape Road leads through fertile farmland, later to the Indian Ocean at Hartenbos. With a 7% gradient, the cycle route leads up to the Robinson Pass (860 m), with beautiful views back to the coast. Within a few kilometers, the landscape changes from the evergreen coast to the dry expanse of the Little Karoo. The route to the ostrich town of Oudtshoorn leads past many ostrich and goat farms. You can admire the razor-sharp outlines of the 2000 m high Swartberg Mountains. The accommodation in Oudtshoorn is in a historic, stylish 4* guesthouse. The host invites you to a traditional South African barbecue evening, known here as a braai. Of course, the tender ostrich steak is a must. (B,D)

Adley House 4*

Cycling distance 135 km, 1720 am

Distance by bus 0 km, 0 h

Short bike ride to an ostrich farm. Here you can learn more about the breeding of this curious bird. The route continues on a flat route to Calitzdorp, known for its good port wines. After a rest, the route crosses the Gamka River up to the Huisriver Pass (655 m). The route leads past fertile fruit and wine farms to Ladismith, which is overlooked by the 2050 m high Towerkop. Accommodation is in a cozy, simple guesthouse in the center of town. (B)

Mountain View Guest House 2*

Cycling distance 113 km, 1330 am

Distance by bus 0 km, 0 h

In the morning, we drive along a quiet road through the barren solitude of the Little Karoo, with views stretching for more than 100 km. In the fruit town of Barrydale, we take a well-deserved rest before heading up the Tradouw Pass (750 m) and then taking long descents to the wine town of Montagu. The hot springs for which Montagu is famous are located near the lodge. If you want, you can take a tour of the town in an original Cadillac. A visit to the hot springs is also worthwhile - a treat for tired cyclist muscles! If you wish, the cycling route can be shortened to 76 km. (B)

Avalon Springs 4*

Cycling distance 139 km, 1280 am

Distance by bus 0 km, 0 h

There are many excursion options: a beautiful 1.5 hour hike through the Kogmans Gorge or up the 1200 m high Bloupont (7 hours), wine tasting at a winery in the Breede Valley, a visit to the Montagu Museum, a round of golf or just relaxing. If you want to cycle even more, you can take a trip to the Burgers Pass. (B)

Avalon Springs 4*

Distance by bus 0 km, 0 h

The landscape changes again. After crossing the rustic Kogmanns Gorge, you now pass many wine farms. Via Bonnivale and a detour to McGregor, you will stay in a comfortable 4* guesthouse in Robertson. The cycling route can be shortened to 79 km and 710 m of elevation. (B)

Gubas De Hoek Guest House 4*

Cycling distance 119 km, 970 am

Distance by bus 0 km, 0 h

Short transfer to Worcester. The cycle route leads past many wineries via Rawsonville into the quiet Slangkoptal. From there we continue to the entrance to the Bainskloof Gorge. This listed street was built 170 years ago and has not been changed except for the road surface. The varied route leads slowly uphill through the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Capensis with a gradient of no more than 7%. In addition to fascinating proteas and heathers, you can also see klipspringers and baboons. From the 600 m high pass you can see Table Mountain 70 km away. A long descent leads to the wine town of Wellington. By bus, we continue past many well-known wineries to Stellenbosch. The country’s second oldest city has a variety of well-preserved historic buildings in Cape Dutch architectural style. Street cafes, galleries and handicraft shops invite you to stroll. Short transfer to the seaside resort of Gordon´s Bay. Accommodation in a beautiful guesthouse 4*. (B)

Manor on the Bay Guesthouse 4*

Cycling distance 74 km, 770am
Distance by bus 120 km, duration 1.5 h

Directly from the guesthouse, the route goes along the Atlantic Ocean to Rooi Els. The slightly hilly, scenic route runs along the foot of the Kogel mountain massif and offers beautiful views of the Cape Peninsula opposite. With a little luck, you can see whales and Cape eared seals in October and November. After the return journey, the escort vehicle takes you to the heart of Cape Town, one of the most beautifully situated cities in the world. You will stay in a comfortable 4* hotel, not far from the sea. An exploratory tour on foot will introduce you to the main sights: Parade Square, Castle, City Hall, Greenmarket Square, Parliament Gardens, Museum of Natural History and Art History, and the Malay Quarter. The seafood cuisine in Cape Town is excellent: oysters and crayfish are specialties and affordable too. (B)

The Bantry Aparthotel 4*

Cycling distance 40 km, 660 am

Distance by bus 50 km, duration 1 h

Short transfer to Simonstown. On the east side of the Cape Peninsula, you cycle along the sea to the Boulders penguin colony and then on to the Cape of Good Hope. On the other side of the Cape Peninsula, you return to Cape Town. The coastal road via Chapman's Peak and Hout Bay is rightly considered one of the most breathtaking routes in South Africa. It is not for nothing that the popular Cape Town Cycle Tour cycling race takes place here every year with over 35,000 participants from all over the world. (B)

The Bantry Aparthotel 4*

Cycling distance 104 km, 1220 am

Distance by bus 50 km, duration 1 h

You have free time until the transfer to Cape Town Airport. Depending on your departure time, you can take the cable car up Table Mountain and enjoy the magnificent view of the city (optional). Or, for example, visit the prison cell on Robben Island where Nelson Mandela spent most of his time in prison (optional). This varied trip ends at Cape Town Airport. (B)

Distance by bus 20 km, 0.5 h