Soar from the V&A Waterfront to Cape Point, then unwind with premium tastings and a gourmet lunch in Stellenbosch. This private full‑day combines a 40‑minute coastal helicopter flight with curated cellar visits for an efficient, scenic taste of South Africa’s coast and winelands.
Soar from the V&A Waterfront to Cape Point, then unwind with premium tastings and a gourmet lunch in Stellenbosch. This private full‑day combines a 40‑minute coastal helicopter flight with curated cellar visits for an efficient, scenic taste of South Africa’s coast and winelands.
You lift off from the V&A Waterfront and the city shrinks: Table Mountain’s flat crown and the Twelve Apostles ridge fall away while the Atlantic thins into a silver ribbon. The helicopter banks over Clifton and Camps Bay, traces Hout Bay’s crescent, and edges toward Cape Point where wind-sculpted cliffs drop into pounding surf.
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Operated by Beyond Africa Safaris (Pty)Ltd · Cape Town, Western Cape
You lift off from the V&A Waterfront and the city shrinks: Table Mountain’s flat crown and the Twelve Apostles ridge fall away while the Atlantic thins into a silver ribbon. The helicopter banks over Clifton and Camps Bay, traces Hout Bay’s crescent, and edges toward Cape Point where wind-sculpted cliffs drop into pounding surf.
This full-day private experience pairs a 40‑minute coastal helicopter flight with guided transfers into the Cape Winelands for tastings and a gourmet lunch in Stellenbosch. The route highlights Cape Town’s geological contrasts—granite tablelands, sedimentary sandstone ridgelines and the volcanic rocks around Cape Point—and threads through maritime history from 17th‑century trading routes to modern conservation zones.
Stellenbosch adds a different tempo: oak‑lined lanes, Cape Dutch estates and cellar doors where Bordeaux‑style blends and Chenin Blancs reflect Dutch, French Huguenot and local viticultural traditions. Expect boutique tastings at DeMorgenzon and Delaire Graff, a curated lunch, and views over vineyard terraces and distant mountains.
Practical guidance: allow a full day (about 10 hours), bring layered windproof clothing for the helipad, and carry ID for winery entry. Flight operations follow civil aviation rules—phones off during lift‑off—and weather can reroute or reschedule flights. Inform the operator of passenger weights in advance; passengers are weighed before boarding for safety.
This trip suits travellers looking for a high-impact day of scenic flying, light walking, and premium wine experiences—an elegant mix of aerial perspective and Winelands hospitality.
The coastal helicopter flight is approximately 40 minutes, following a route from the V&A Waterfront past Table Mountain, Hout Bay and around Cape Point before returning along False Bay.
The private tour includes hotel pickup/drop‑off, the 40‑minute helicopter flight, wine tastings at DeMorgenzon and Delaire Graff, a set‑menu lunch (food only at Delaire Graff), bottled water and private transfer with guide/driver.
If conditions prevent flying, the operator will offer to reschedule the helicopter portion for another day or may reroute the flight from an alternate helipad; cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance are fully refundable per policy.
Children are permitted but must be accompanied by an adult; operators follow strict weight and safety rules and will weigh all passengers prior to departure.
Beyond Africa Safaris (Pty)Ltd operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You lift off from the V&A Waterfront and the city shrinks: Table Mountain’s flat crown and the Twelve Apostles ridge fall away while the Atlantic thins into a silver ribbon. The helicopter banks over Clifton and Camps Bay, traces Hout Bay’s crescent, and edges toward Cape Point where wind-sculpted cliffs drop into pounding surf.
You lift off from the V&A Waterfront and the city shrinks: Table Mountain’s flat crown and the Twelve Apostles ridge fall away while the Atlantic thins into a silver ribbon. The helicopter banks over Clifton and Camps Bay, traces Hout Bay’s crescent, and edges toward Cape Point where wind-sculpted cliffs drop into pounding surf.
This full-day private experience pairs a 40‑minute coastal helicopter flight with guided transfers into the Cape Winelands for tastings and a gourmet lunch in Stellenbosch. The route highlights Cape Town’s geological contrasts—granite tablelands, sedimentary sandstone ridgelines and the volcanic rocks around Cape Point—and threads through maritime history from 17th‑century trading routes to modern conservation zones.
Stellenbosch adds a different tempo: oak‑lined lanes, Cape Dutch estates and cellar doors where Bordeaux‑style blends and Chenin Blancs reflect Dutch, French Huguenot and local viticultural traditions. Expect boutique tastings at DeMorgenzon and Delaire Graff, a curated lunch, and views over vineyard terraces and distant mountains.
Practical guidance: allow a full day (about 10 hours), bring layered windproof clothing for the helipad, and carry ID for winery entry. Flight operations follow civil aviation rules—phones off during lift‑off—and weather can reroute or reschedule flights. Inform the operator of passenger weights in advance; passengers are weighed before boarding for safety.
This trip suits travellers looking for a high-impact day of scenic flying, light walking, and premium wine experiences—an elegant mix of aerial perspective and Winelands hospitality.