Cape Town – Your Gateway to Relaxation

If it’s adventure you’re after, you won’t be short of ideas. With a variety of nature reserves and parks dotted around the region, Cape Town provides nature lovers with much to explore. Enjoy a cable car ride up Table Mountain, or enjoy a day hike up to the peak. There are a number of hiking and walking trails throughout the nature reserves, and you can enjoy a spot of bird or animal watching too.

Of course, being a coastal town, Cape Town’s beaches are a main attraction. With the blend of two oceans – the Atlantic and Indian, Cape Town’s beaches are famous for their occasionally chilly water, and beautiful stretches of sand. You can choose from a suburban beach, like Bloubergstrand, which is famous for its kitesurfing and other beach sports, or a quieter beach like Llandudno, which is tranquil, serene and far from the buzzing crowds. If a more cosmopolitan beachfront is your preference, choose Camps Bay or the ever-popular four beaches of Clifton.

Cape Town is a great spot for family fun, with Ratanga Junction and a number of other spots are geared towards making fantastic memories. Cape Town is also a shopper’s paradise, with over two hundred shopping malls and centres dotted across the Western Cape.

The Western Cape is renowned for its fresh produce and wineries. Head off on a tour of the Winelands and sample the exquisite delights of this beautiful region.

Central Cape Town is a vibrant, busy city, but also rich in places to explore, due to its range of historical monuments and museums. A visit to the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is also a must for every visitor.

Cape Town is a destination to explore and enjoy, whilst relaxing in the midst of nature’s greatest beauty.