Day 1 - Cape town

You will arrive on your overnight flight to Cape Town International Airport - where a member of lekker camper will meet you and deliver your Lekker Camper. Head for Cape Town and explore this wonderful city. Take a dip in Camps Bay before driving over the picturesque Chapman’s Peak.
- Millerspoint (Simonstown)

Day 2 - Simons Town and the Cape Peninsula

You will wake up to the noise of penquins at the nearby Builders beach. Explore old Simons town and do not miss a coffee at Something Sweet in the high street. Then drive to the Cape point. Explore the wonderfull scenery and take in the amazing views from the light house. Then head back via Kommetjie along False bay to Stellenbosch
- Mountain Breeze (Stellenbosch)

Day 3 - Stellenbosch and the Boland Wine region

Go wine tasting in Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. There are an abundance of wine estates to visit, so collect a wine route map from a toursim office or decide where to stop as you go along. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the wine estate restaurants or stop-off in Franschhoek's main street for a selection of quaint cafe's and bistros. The scenery along the way is spectacular.
- Slanghoek Camping (Rawsonville)

Day 5 - Elandsbay and the West Coast

Elands Bay is a small town on the West Coast of South Africa that has managed to maintain the laid-back lifestyle for which the West Coast is so well known. Only 200 km from Cape Town, Elands Bay is the perfect place to unwind with peacefull surroundings and an endless beach. It is also a great place to enjoy activities like rowing, sailing, surfing, rock climbing, mountain biking, bird watching, whale whatching and fishing to name a few.
- Ventersklip - Elands Bay

Day 6 - Clainwilliam and the Cederberg

The Cederberg is renowned for its spectacular landscapes and rock formations, as well as its namesake, the increasingly rare Clanwilliam cedar tree. Geologically, the Cederberg is part of the Cape Fold Belt and consists mainly of Table Mountain sandstone. Weathered sandstone formations, most notably the Wolfberg Arch and the Maltese Cross, are typical of the Cederberg.
- Algeria Campsite

Day 7 - Riebeeck Kasteel and the Swartland

The magnificent Riebeek Valley, surrounded by breathtaking mountains and bursting with lush olive groves and rolling vineyards. This is a place of  peace and tranquility and Cape Town's best kept secret! The town get it's name from Jan van Riebeeck, the first commander of the Cape ot Good hope. The friendly locals willwarmly welcome you to experience the excellent restaurants, pubs and quaint shops with unique products produced in the Valley. Olives produced in the valley come highly recomendable.
- Return vehicle at Cape Town International