Things to do in Cape Town

Cape Town, also known as the Mother City of South Africa offers visitors a vibrant, energetic atmosphere coupled with activities and attractions suitable for all ages.  A rich historical background, cultural diversity and spectacular scenery leaves you with a longing to return and explore more of what this beautiful country has to offer.
South Africa has many gems waiting to be explored – the Garden Route which winds along the southern coast, internationally known wildlife reserves, a diversity of landscapes and a colourful kaleidoscope of little towns and big first world cities  – welcoming visitors with open arms to experience this beautiful country.

Cape Town Attractions

Below are some of the things you can do in Cape Town.  There is a choice of driving to these attractions yourself, or you can have us arrange a private group or sight-seeing tour.

Beaches
With turquoise waters and soft white sand, beaches around Cape Town are world class.  Choose between family and surfing beaches in False Bay or the more trendy spots on the Atlantic Seaboard.

Big 5 Safari
The Big 5 is what makes South African wildlife so uniquely interesting.  Visiting a Big 5 reserve and going on Safari should form part of any visitor’s itinerary.

Cape Peninsula
The South Westerly tip of the African Continent and known as the Gateway to Africa, Cape Peninsula is the collective name given to the Southern coastline suburbs of False Bay and it’s surrounds.

Cape Point
This nature reserve is known for its rich floral diversity which is endemic to the area.  Magnificent views, wildlife and hiking trails await visitors.

Golf
Golfers of any handicap can indulge themselves at a multitude of award winning, scenically beautiful courses around the Peninsula.

Hiking & Walking
The best way to revel in the magnificent scenery which makes up the Cape Peninsula.  There are hiking and walking trails to suit all fitness levels.

Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Showcasing the endangered floral kingdom which is endemic to the Cape, Kirstenbosch is a relaxing day out.  Don’t miss the live music in the summer.

Table Mountain
An international landmark, Table Mountain towers over Cape Town offering guests panoramic views from the top.  Walk up or catch the cable car, it’s your choice.

V&A Waterfront
A world class complex complete with boutique stores, restaurants for every culinary taste and activities for the whole family.

Winelands
Explore the wine regions of Cape Town, tasting internationally acclaimed wines in Stellenbosch, Constantia Valley, Fraschhoek and Paarl – complemented by magnificent scenery.

Scenic Flights
Enjoy the dramatic landscapes which Cape Town is known for, from a vastly different viewpoint in the sky, from an aeroplane, microlight or helicopter.

Skydiving
Experience the Cape scenery from above with a tandem or static line jump, you will not be disappointed.

Township Tours
Township tours in Cape Town are a cultural experience, exposing visitors to vibrant township life, schools and shabeens helping the local communities finance various projects.

Robben Island
Where Nelson Mandela was in prison for 20 years is now a World Heritages Site, offering tours of the prison and around the island on a daily basis.

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