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Cape Town: Sunset Champagne Cruise

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Duiker Island: Seal Sightseeing Cruise

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Cape Town: V&A Waterfront Canal Cruise

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About: Cape Town Sightseeing Cruises

Cape Town, South Africa's capital, is a port city, meaning one of the best ways to sightsee its landmarks and views is via a cruise. Whether you enjoy the freedom of a hop-on-hop-off boat or prefer the all-encompassing experience of a live guide, or else, an audio guide, you can find the Cape Town cruise for you here.

Cape Town Sightseeing Cruises

60 Harbour Road, 7806, Cape Town

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World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary & Monkey Park

Africa's largest bird park has more than just aviaries! The sanctuary is also home to monkeys, myriad mammals, and reptiles. Across more than 100 aviaries you can see some 400 species of birds, including macaws, birds of prey, and flamingoes. Make sure to visit the Monkey Park where families of squirrel monkeys will be waiting to climb on your shoulders.