Cape Town – a city like no other. That’s why if you’re going to travel anywhere this year, Cape Town is the place to be and here are the must-visit places.
1. Chapmans Peak
Ever wonder where is one of the breathtaking views of sunset? Chapman’s Peak is the place. Just passing Chapman’s Peak Drive, where I must say one of the most spectacular drives in the world, is truly a must-see for anyone who want to witness the majestic scenery of Cape Town.
2. Cape Point
One cannot say he’s been to Cape Town without seeing “The Cape Point”, a nature reserve within the Table Mountain National Park. The view is absolutely spectacular plus you get a sight where two oceans meet, the Atlantic and Indian Ocean.
3. Cape of Good Hope
How cool it must be to be at one of tips of the African continent. Cape of Good Hope is the most south-western point where you’ll get to experience the cold breeze of Atlantic Ocean. This I must say is one of the best places Cape Town can offer.
4. Table Mountain
It is no wonder why the mountain was chosen as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. This mountain hides many surprises that wait to be discovered once you reach the summit. You can go either by cable car or hiking.
5. Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Home of hundreds of indigenous flora and themed gardens, Cape Town is truly gifted. It is no surprise that the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best botanical gardens of the world. If you’re looking for a place to date your lover, this is the place to be.
6. Boulders Beach
Besides the white sandy coves and clear and calm sea, get to know within your daytrip in Cape Town the only penguins found in the continent – the colony of African penguin. Ready your camera for surely those little tuxedoed chaps know how to strike a pose even a selfie.
7. Robben Island
For those history lover, remember Nelson Mandela? He spent 18 years in security prison within the island. The inspiration island symbolizes both of centuries of cruel oppression and the triumph of hope. Robben Island is a must-visit for anyone who is interested in South African history.
8. Groot Constania
The Napa Valley of Cape Town, an hour drive from the city with a scenic view along the way, you’ll get to experience one of the famous Cape Winelands in the world. Constania is the home to most of South Africa’s premier wine estates where you’ll get to enjoy every sip and taste of Cape wine.
9. Bo Kaap
Discover the fascinating history and unique culture of the Bo-Kaap, known as the Malay Quarter of Cape Town. Bo-Kaap is an art for many for its colorfully-painted township plus you get an ‘instagrammable’ background.
10. V&A Waterfront
The Victoria & Alfred (V&A) Waterfront in Cape Town has wide views of the Atlantic Ocean, Table Bay Harbour, the City of Cape Town and Table Mountain, all-in-one. From restaurants, to souvenir stores, to grocery, to shopping malls, this place is a “one stop” for everyone.
