Cape Town’s unique blend of natural beauty and captivating cultural attractions, makes it easy to see why the city remains at the top of many travellers’ bucket lists.
The city is situated between the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain, one of the world’s Seven Wonders of Nature. Table Mountain’s iconic plateau forms the dramatic backdrop of the city and is a must-see for visitors.
It’s one of African cities with an urban edge. It has outstanding art galleries, hip bars, world-rated restaurants, and design-savvy shops. Cape Town is home to the biggest repository of contemporary African art and many of Africa’s innovative artists and designers.
The Cape of Good Hope is also located within the Table Mountain National Park, so you will get an opportunity to see the fascinating flowers of the Cape Floral Kingdom, one of just six floral kingdoms in the world.
Sustainability is at the heart of Cape Town’s tourism industry; the United Nations World Tourism Organization has named Cape Town’s successful water conservation strategies as a new standard for other global cities to emulate.
Where to Eat in Cape Town
CAPE TOWN is famous for its diverse cuisine, making it hard to choose. Why not go to uber trendy Chef’s Warehouse & canteen. They don’t take bookings, but Chef Tomlin serves up spectacular tapas that are well worth the wait. And waiting is not bad, If you sit in their bar called “No reservations”
Where to Stay in Cape Town
IN THE MOOD FOR BEACHY STAY? Head to the Camps Bay and check into the Marly, a boutique hotel featuring work of contemporary South African artists. Rooms are stylishly decorated in white and gray tones and offers either mountain views or sea views. Now there’s a tough choice!
Attractions in Cape Town
UNDER APARTHEID RULE, the Bo Kaap neighborhood was designated “Cape Town Muslims only”. These Muslim communities, descendants of slaves traded by the Dutch from the Indies, painted their homes in bright kaleidoscopic colors. Stroll among the many mosques and enjoy Malay cuisine.