Cape Town can be a super romantic city. With its stunning scenery and myriad of fun things to do, I’d argue that it’s got even more romantic potential than somewhere like Paris or Rome. Whether you want a whole day out with your partner or a quick activity for a first date, there are so …
Who doesn’t love belting their heart out at karaoke – especially after a few drinks? If you’re looking for a place to sing your heart out in the Mother City, then I must pre-warn you: there are only a few karaoke bars in Cape Town. It’s one of its very few downsides. Some blogs will …
The rumours are true: there are dolphins in Cape Town! However, it’s definitely not as common to spot dolphins in Cape Town as it is whales. But with that being said, you can spot these friendly and intelligent animals playing in the waters around the Mother City – you just need to know where to …
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Saunders Rock Beach is a small, scenic beach in Sea Point that’s best known for its large rockpool. It’s one of the most popular places to watch the sunset in the summer and its convenient location means that lots of locals head here on warm evenings for post-work swims and picnics. The rockpool is also …
The Clifton beaches are the best beaches in Cape Town. With their white sands and deep blue waters, these four beaches in the wealthy suburb of Clifton are the place to be on a summer’s day in the Mother City. The Clifton beaches are less touristy and crowded than Camps Bay beach, but every bit …
Who doesn’t love a good game of putt putt? I confess that I had never actually heard the term “putt putt” before moving to Cape Town. As it turns out, it’s basically mini golf. There are quite a few places to play putt putt in Cape Town, and there are both indoor and outdoor courses. …
There are plenty of malls in Cape Town, so if you’re in the mood to do some shopping, then the Mother City has you covered. You can find plenty of international stores here, from H&M and Zara to Chanel and Burberry, as well as local favourites like Mr Price (or Monsieur Pricé, as locals jokingly …
Summers in Cape Town get pretty hot, and as much as I love the beach, sometimes it’s nice to switch it up and head to a public swimming pool instead. Plus, the Atlantic sea is usually really cold, so you can’t stay in for too long at once. Fortunately, there are some great public swimming …
Go-karting is a ton of fun, and there are a couple of places in Cape Town where you can rent go-karts and race around a track. So if you’re planning a kids birthday, a fun family day out, or just want to feel like you’re inside Mario Kart, make sure to check out this list. …
December to February is the peak tourist season in Cape Town and I will say, it’s a great time to visit. The weather is hot, the nightlife is buzzing, and everyone’s in a celebratory mood. With that being said, I also really enjoy Cape Town during the winter, and I actually think there are some …
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