City Sightseeing South Africa has announced several upgrades and product expansions in Cape Town, Stellenbosch and Johannesburg.
Cape Town: 81 Long Street
Renovations are underway at the Long Street stop. The redesign will include modern elements and improved facilities to create a more comfortable space for visitors – complementing the Long Street atmosphere.
The adjacent Kamili on Long café, known for artisanal coffee and baked goods, is set to reopen with refreshed interiors and improved facilities.
Cape Town: Hout Bay-Sentinel Precinct
A new stop has been added to the Mini-Peninsula Blue Tour Route. Since September 13, stop number 25 features the Hout Bay-Sentinel Precinct. Attractions include Bay Harbour Market, Hout Bay Harbour Distillery, Urban Craft Brewery, Sinful Ice Cream and local restaurants such as Fish on the Rocks and Snoekies with Panama Jacks set to open soon. The stop also features galleries and scenic harbour views.
Stellenbosch: Wine Tractor Tour
City Sightseeing Cape Town has launched a new guided tractor wine tour at Eikendal wine estate in Stellenbosch. Passengers will travel from Cape Town to the estate before boarding a tractor for a guided journey through multiple vineyards.
“City Sightseeing Cape Town is thrilled to introduce this new wine tour as part of our expanding portfolio of unique experiences. This tour allows our guests to explore the stunning vineyards of Stellenbosch in an entirely new way, combining the charm of a traditional wine tour with the excitement of a guided tractor journey. We’re committed to offering innovative and memorable experiences that showcase the beauty and culture of South Africa, and this new tour is a testament to that commitment,” said David Henwood, CMO of City Sightseeing South Africa.
Johannesburg: The Zone @ Rosebank
Upgrades at this location have been completed. The contemporary redesign offers a more comfortable environment and provides convenient access to shopping and dining before or after a City Sightseeing Johannesburg tour.
