Travel

If your aim is to travel Cape Town and find all of the treasures that are on offer, then this is the section for you. With so much to see and do in the Mother City, it is difficult to squeeze it into a short holiday. We will describe the places of interest to you, so that you can decide which ones you will visit personally and which one you will simply experience by browsing this website. Currently, there are three ever-expanding sections for you to browse through, namely:

• Landmarks: Cape Town is filled with interesting landmarks for you to stop at during your stay. Possibly the most famous is Table Mountain, but until you have personally seen this magnificent giant, you will never understand the sheer scale and beauty it offers. We also guide you deep into the Cape Peninsula where you will find history and penguins in Simon’s Town, or beauty and luxury in Camps Bay.
• Museums: This term can bring on thoughts of boredom for some, but that is only because they haven’t visited museums in Cape Town. The rich history of this province offers epic battles, brave soldiers and sly characters. Besides that, places such as the Heart of Cape Town museum, which offers an intriguing look at one of the most significant moments in medical history ever, and the South African Air Force Museum, which houses some of the most glorious flying machines of the past, provide an entertaining day out.
• Wine routes: The Cape Winelands are known to produce some of the best wine in the world and is one of the biggest attractions in Cape Town. It is definitely possible to blindly head into Stellenbosch or Paarl to taste everything on offer, but the truth is that you will probably only cover a handful of estates on one small road before passing out behind a bush with your shirt off. Allow us to guide you through the lush vineyards so that you can sample the best of Cape Town in a bottle.

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