With more than 3,000 creatures on show, the Two Oceans Aquarium provides a diverse showcase of Atlantic and Indian Ocean marine life. Explore different underwater species from the Ocean Basket Kelp Forest, which also showcases the unique kelp that is found on Cape Town beaches. Check out what sea life looks like under a microscope, and explore the Indian Ocean. View mesmerising exhibits that features the dazzling colours of its fish, translucent jellies, shy octopuses and Knysna seahorses. Make a point to check out the new I&J Exhibit, a 10-meter long tunnel that gives a peek at a variety of subtropical species. The Two Oceans Aquarium is home to a few species that aren’t found at any other aquarium in the world. Among these are the strange, serpentine hagfish. An eel-like fish, it can produce as much as five litres of slime when it’s scared.It’s an ancient fish that doesn’t have eyes, fins or scales, than can only be viewed in Cape Town!

Head to Silvermist Vineyards in Cape Town, meet the owner of the estate, and visit the vineyard. Take in panoramic views of Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles, and sample 4 great wines. Finally, end your experience with a live African show. Head to the estate and journey up the mountain to reach the Silvermist House which overlooks the Constantia Valley. Here, you'll meet Gregory Louw, the owner and winemaker at the Silvermist Organic Wine Estate. Sample your first wine for the day, a Constantia Royale 2021, a limited production Sauvignon Blanc. Enjoy views of the farm and learn about how South Africa's wine history started in the Constantia Valley. Then, follow your host into the vineyard and taste your second wine, a 2021 Organic Sauvignon Blanc, produced from grapes grown exclusively on the estate. Touch the vines and feel the soil while you learn about how the different orientation of the land influences the grape varieties and wines. Your third tasting for the day is a red wine from the Groot Constantia estate, South Africa's oldest wine farm. Journey over the hill to the lawn and marvel at views of the back of Table Mountain, the Twelve Apostles Mountain Range, and the Orange Kloof Nature Reserve. Here, you'll sample your fourth and final wine for the day, the rare and exclusive 2017 Organic Cabernet Sauvignon. Only 1,500 bottles of this wine were produced.  Finally, head into the Silvermist House, where you'll see the largest private collection of Southern African musical instruments. Then, get ready for an authentic South African show as you watch Drumstruck. Let the master Drumstruck musicians take you on a journey through South Africa's musical history. See how ancient bows and Kudu horns were played. Learn about how the drum was invented and play your own drum. 

Visit the world's largest museum for contemporary African art in the heart of the V&A Waterfront with skip-the-line access. This museum includes 6,500 square meters (about 69,965 square feet) of exhibition space in 100 galleries, a rooftop sculpture garden, state-of-the-art storage and conservation areas, a bookshop, a restaurant, a bar and various reading rooms. Explore the galleries and atrium space at the center of Zeitz MOCAA. Learn how they were carved from the silo's dense cellular structure of 42 tubes that pack the building. Discover why this museum is an important cultural landmark and how it contributes to a stronger appreciation of Africa's cultural heritage.

Learn about the harrowing history of apartheid-era South Africa at the District Six Museum in Cape Town. Find out how this lively multi-racial hub for musicians and artists was dismantled by the apartheid regime through forced removals. Engage with photographs, recordings and testimonials, which offer further insight into the horrors of the apartheid system. Share in the stories of District Six with engaging and friendly staff members. Many were displaced residents themselves and have intimate and personal stories to tell.

Step into Africa’s largest bird sanctuary and one of the few large bird parks in the world. Visitors can get up close and personal with birds indigenous to South Africa, including ostriches, cormorants, pelicans, penguins and parrots. Avery guides are available to explain these fascinating feathered creatures and their various behaviours. World of Birds also hosts a Monkey Jungle, where visitors can interact with the inquisitive resident Squirrel Monkeys. It’s a fun-filled and informative day out for the whole family, and a real paradise for nature lovers, photographers and kids. Don’t miss a walk through the Magic Forest, a fun trail that offers magical delights alongside bird sightings. When you encounter a parrot, say hello and wait for a response. Take short walk through Monkey Jungle where little monkeys may sit on your shoulder.