Skip the stress of meters and unfamiliar roads—this private chauffeur service delivers up to eight hours of tailored driving around Cape Town, the Winelands and the coast, with wheelchair and infant-seat options, bottled water and local knowledge.
Skip the stress of meters and unfamiliar roads—this private chauffeur service delivers up to eight hours of tailored driving around Cape Town, the Winelands and the coast, with wheelchair and infant-seat options, bottled water and local knowledge.
You step out into Cape Town light—the mountain draws the first glance, the Atlantic nudges the shoreline—and a driver in an air-conditioned vehicle opens the door. A Chauffeur Drive here means trading the map and meter for a steady seat and a local who knows which lane the afternoon traffic will swallow and which coastal road will repay a detour.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by FRANK TRAVEL &TOURS · Cape Town, Western Cape
You step out into Cape Town light—the mountain draws the first glance, the Atlantic nudges the shoreline—and a driver in an air-conditioned vehicle opens the door. A Chauffeur Drive here means trading the map and meter for a steady seat and a local who knows which lane the afternoon traffic will swallow and which coastal road will repay a detour.
Geology and history are audible from the windows: Table Mountain’s ancient sandstone plateau rises from granite roots carved over millions of years, and the shoreline towns you pass—Simon's Town with its penguin colony, the oak-lined avenues of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek—trace colonial, maritime and winemaking chapters of the Cape’s past. The winelands’ low mountains and folded valleys present slow panoramas; the shore responds with brisk sea air that seems to push you toward the next viewpoint.
The practical side is straightforward. Bookings are private, typically for eight hours with a 180 km radius; vehicle options range from 7-seat SUVs to 13-seat vans, and the service includes bottled water and air conditioning. The chauffeurs handle parking, timing for wine-tasting bookings, and transfers to key sites like Boulders Beach or coastal drives to Cape Point. Wheelchair and infant-seat options are available on request.
Plan around traffic windows—mornings and late afternoons are busiest—and leave extra time for winery visits or a beach walk. Keep travel documents and confirmed pickup points to hand, and communicate any special requirements before the day. The result is a pragmatic, comfortable way to cover ground: you see more, drive less, and let Cape Town’s landscape set the tempo.
Standard bookings are typically eight hours, with a 180 km radius included; longer regional trips (e.g., Hermanus) may incur extra fees.
Yes—infant seats and wheelchair-accessible transportation options are available on request; include requirements when booking.
Yes—tours are private and unstructured, so you can choose stops like Stellenbosch wineries, Boulders Beach, or coastal drives within the service radius.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure; cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.
FRANK TRAVEL &TOURS operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step out into Cape Town light—the mountain draws the first glance, the Atlantic nudges the shoreline—and a driver in an air-conditioned vehicle opens the door. A Chauffeur Drive here means trading the map and meter for a steady seat and a local who knows which lane the afternoon traffic will swallow and which coastal road will repay a detour.
You step out into Cape Town light—the mountain draws the first glance, the Atlantic nudges the shoreline—and a driver in an air-conditioned vehicle opens the door. A Chauffeur Drive here means trading the map and meter for a steady seat and a local who knows which lane the afternoon traffic will swallow and which coastal road will repay a detour.
Geology and history are audible from the windows: Table Mountain’s ancient sandstone plateau rises from granite roots carved over millions of years, and the shoreline towns you pass—Simon's Town with its penguin colony, the oak-lined avenues of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek—trace colonial, maritime and winemaking chapters of the Cape’s past. The winelands’ low mountains and folded valleys present slow panoramas; the shore responds with brisk sea air that seems to push you toward the next viewpoint.
The practical side is straightforward. Bookings are private, typically for eight hours with a 180 km radius; vehicle options range from 7-seat SUVs to 13-seat vans, and the service includes bottled water and air conditioning. The chauffeurs handle parking, timing for wine-tasting bookings, and transfers to key sites like Boulders Beach or coastal drives to Cape Point. Wheelchair and infant-seat options are available on request.
Plan around traffic windows—mornings and late afternoons are busiest—and leave extra time for winery visits or a beach walk. Keep travel documents and confirmed pickup points to hand, and communicate any special requirements before the day. The result is a pragmatic, comfortable way to cover ground: you see more, drive less, and let Cape Town’s landscape set the tempo.