You visited Cape Town’s main attractions and hiked every possible trail of Table Mountain, now what? South Africa’s diverse terrain and mild climate makes it very suitable for hiking, and the Western Cape Province is no exception. There are still so many nature reserves or mountains just an hour away from central Cape Town. One of them is
Finding traditional food in Cape Town is rather tricky, because Cape Town is so cosmopolite and gentrified that you can’t possibly put it into a category in terms of the African traditions. On the bright side, you get to try different local treats from a wide spectrum. Here are the most acclaimed and recommended restaurants you must visit for the sake of
There are certain areas in central Cape Town that are usually neglected by tourists. Castle of Good Hope is often overshadowed by the museums, Bo-kaap and Waterfront area. Castle Of Good Hope was actually a significant place in the history of South Africa. It is also the oldest colonial building in South Africa. When it was first built by the
Cape Town's weather is somehow unpredictable, and weather forecasts don’t always give the most reliable predictions. So, you have to prepare yourself for the possibility of heavy rain, especially in winter. Thunderstorms will make any outdoor hiking activity painful in Cape Town. Luckily, Cape Town has many indoors alternatives to make the most of a rainy
Being a merging point of two currents from Atlantic and Indian Oceans, the South African Coastline doesn’t exactly have beaches with calm and tranquil waters. On the bright side, the wildness of the waves makes it very suitable for surfing. There are numerous surfing spots along the coast and some of them are very popular among South Africans
