Robben Island Hopper & Catamaran Cruise

Flight Description

Fly with one of Sport’s Cape Town Helicopters out to Robben Island (Dutch for Seal Island) to experience an important piece of our South African History.

Our beloved Nobel Laureate and former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, was imprisoned there for 18 years.

Fly from Robben Island over the beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay to our breathtaking Table Mountain bringing you home over the Cape Town City Bowl and finally back to the Cape Town V&A Waterfront.

This is a Cape Town helicopter experience that will allow you to see our beautiful city from the air as well as experience an important part of our history.

Cruise Description

90min Sunset catamaran yacht cruise aboard “A Beautiful Life”. The newest vessel in V&A Waterfront. Spectacular sunset views of Table Mountain and city from the ocean. The standard route will cruise slowly along the Atlantic seaboard towards Clifton beach and then return back to the V&A Waterfront.

Included

A complimentary bottle of JC Le Roux with each flight.

Please Note

• Scenic flight bookings are subject to a minimum of 2 seats.
• All standard flight bookings are booked as a shared flight unless they are booked as a private flight.
• For the cost of 1/2 a seat you can ensure a personalized private flight. Please see the option below.
• In the event of high wind or rough seas, the skipper alter the course for the safety of the staff and client on board the vessel adjusting the course to the calm waters of the harbour where you can comfortably enjoy the sunset.
• To avoid disappoint, please ensure that you check in at the office 20min before the time of departure.
• The captain of the boat is not allowed to delay departure for anyone.
  If you happen to miss the departure time your ticket will unfortunately be void.
• We do not offer any refunds.
• Bookings cannot be canceled.
• All children need to be accompanied by an adult.
• Our boats have different wind and swell restrictions. The weather on the day may require that that the skipper alter the course for safety and comfort.