Things to do in Cape Town

Table Mountain Table Mountain is one of the most popular tourist-attractions within South Africa. Besides numerous walking paths with different levels of difficulty, in 1929 a cable car was put in operation – this Table Mountain Aerial Cableway gets past … → More

Robben Island Nowadays Robben Island is a nature reserve with a large amount of animal species – especially birds. But the Island rose to fame due to its former prison. In the 7th century the Island was used as a … → More

Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The V&A Waterfront is Cape Town’s dock area and presents itself as a modern shopping paradise with exclusive boutiques, gift shops and many other stores. Besides you find a large variety on restaurants and cafes with … → More

Castle of Good Hope The Castle of Good Hope was built 1666-79 and is the oldest building in the entire country. Nowadays it accommodates a museum – and the army’s headquarter. The pentagonal defensive wall is even older as it … → More

Two Oceans Aquarium The Two Oceans Aquarium is situated right at the V&A Waterfront. It owes its name to its close distance to Cape Agulhas where the Atlantic and Indian Ocean meet. It is considered to be one of the … → More

Camps Bay The Ocean View Guesthouse is located in beautiful Camps Bay – in a unique setting at the bottom of the Twelve Aposteles, providing a wide promenade and the largest beach in Cape Town and its close area. Camps … → More

Clifton Clifton is located south of Sea Point, directly at the bottom of Lion’s Head. Its modern, spacious villas are as prominent as its four beaches – each one sheltered by rock formations. Sunset along Victoria Road in Clifton with … → More

Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens Address Rhodes Drive, Newlands Phone 027 21 799 8899 Open 08:00 am to 7:00 pm (September – March), 08:00 am to 6:00 pm (April – August) Admission Adults 15 ZAR, Kids 5 ZAR The botanical garden “Kirstenbosch … → More