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Restaurant Review – Yen’s Vietnamese Street Food, De Waterkant

Looking for authentic Vietnamese food in Cape Town? Well, Yen’s has got you covered.  lived in Vietnam for 2.5 years prior to moving to Cape Town, so I like to think that I know real Vietnamese food when I see it (or eat it!) Let’s get into what eating at Yen’s is like, and what makes it so special! 

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How to Visit the Langebaan Lagoon in West Coast National Park 

If you ask me, the Langebaan Lagoon is the ULTIMATE spot for a beach day. 

It’s a 1.5-hour drive from Cape Town, but it’s so worth it because the calm, shallow water is ideal for swimming. Oh, yeah, and you won’t freeze to death, either!

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Guide to De Waterkant, Cape Town’s Coolest Area

If you ask me, De Waterkant is one of the most underrated neighbourhoods in Cape Town. You don’t hear as much about this cute little enclave as you do with other neighbourhoods, but there are lots of reasons to love this area. With its colourful cottages, bougainvillaea, and cobbled streets, this super-safe area is a

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Dolphins in Cape Town: When, Where, and How to See Them!

The rumours are true: there are dolphins in Cape Town! You can spot these friendly and intelligent animals playing in the waters around the Mother City all year round – you just need to know where to look.  There are several different species of dolphin that you can spot in different places around Cape Town.

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