Cape Town

Things to see - Beaches

Boulders Beach

TripAdvisor named Boulders one of its ‘Top 10 Truly Unique Beaches in the World’. A fantastic little secluded beach that is great for swimming, and perfect for spotting African penguins.

Alternative Diversions - V&A Waterfront

V&A Waterfront

With the highest rate of tourists of any attraction in the country, this is the place to see and be seen. V&A offers visitors a variety of world-class shopping and entertainment options.

Fitness - Good Running Route

Newlands Forest

Boasts a variety of hiking trails that take walkers through pine and gum plantations, as well as up the slopes of Table Mountain, from which there are great views of the city and surrounding areas.

Things to see - Historical sites

District Six Museum

District Six was the name of the Sixth Municipal District of Cape Town, established in 1867. The museum acts as a reminder of the terrible forceful removal of the residents during the apartheid era.

Things to see - Natural Wonders

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, Kirstenbosch is home to over 22,000 indigenous plants, and the proud winner of 29 gold medals at the Chelsea Flower Show.

Alternative Diversions - Constantia Wine Route

Constantia Wine Route

Established by the Dutch in the 1600s, Constantia is the oldest wine-growing area in Southern Africa. It features superb wine estates, fantastic shopping opportunities, and a variety of excellent restaurants.

Things to see - Beaches

Sandy Bay

Cape Town’s official nudist beach, which lies south of Llandudno, at the end of a valley that runs down from the Twelve Apostles mountain range to the ocean.

Dining - Lunch with friends

Mzoli’s Place in Gugulethu

A meat lover’s dream, situated just outside Cape Town in the township of Gugulethu, Mzoli’s is known for its vibrant parties, diverse patronage and, of course, its signature meat.