Vikan Tours stands out for its personalized approach, ensuring that every tour is tailored to meet the specific interests and preferences of our guests.

Yes, our tours are designed to accommodate travelers of all ages, ensuring that everyone can experience the wonders of Cape Town in comfort and safety. 

You can easily book your tour by contacting us directly or email us directly from our website. Our team will assist you in planning your dream tour. 

Absolutely! We specialize in creating personalized itineraries, including special occasion tours, to celebrate your milestones in a unique and memorable way. 

Yes, we provide transportation to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable journey throughout your tour experience. 

Cape Town has its safety concerns but with the necessary precautions and awareness. It can be a safe place to visit. It is important to stay vigilant in tourist areas, avoid walking alone at night, and not leave belongings unattended. Overall, hundreds of thousands of tourists safely visit Cape Town every year. 

Cape Town is considered a low-risk area for malaria. It’s always a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider before travelling to any destination to receive up-to-date information on potential health risks and necessary vaccinations when in the country.  

English is widely spoken in South Africa, along with 10 other official languages. English is the language of business, government, and education, making it the most commonly used language for communication among South Africans. While there are variations in dialect and accent, visitors to South Africa should generally have no problem communicating in English.  

Some vaccinations are recommended for most travellers visiting Cape Town, including routine vaccinations like measles, mumps, rubella (MMR), diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis (DTaP), and seasonal flu vaccine.

It’s always best to consult with a healthcare provider or travel medicine specialist well in advance of your trip to determine which vaccinations are necessary for you based on your individual circumstances and planned activities.

Bank cards are widely accepted in Cape Town, and most establishments including restaurants, hotels, and shops, accept major credit cards such as Visa and Mastercard. ATMs are also easily accessible, allowing travellers to withdraw cash using their bank cards. While bank cards are accepted in most places, it’s still a good idea to carry some cash, especially when travelling to more rural areas or small towns where card acceptance may be more limited. 

The emergency number for the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Cape Town is 10111. You can also call the South African emergency services number, 112, or the Cape Town Emergency Services at 107 from any phone.