In Search of the Best Spas in Cape Town
With a number of outstanding spas in Cape Town, it comes as no surprise that the Mother City takes its wellness very seriously. Whether you are in dire need of a full body massage, or you’re in the mood for a luxurious facial, finding a good spa is not too hard to do here. To […]
Best Restaurants in Cape Town: 2017 Edition [Part 3]
Our guide to the best restaurants in Cape Town takes us across the Mother City on a journey of flavours, aromas and fresh ingredients. In this series, we will be showcasing some of the finest restaurants that the city has to offer, from fine dining establishments to cheerful breakfast haunts and local favourites. Nothing satisfies […]
Signal Hill Cape Town
Signal Hill Cape Town is a flat-topped hill that is situated next to Lion’s Head, forming part of Table Mountain. This is where the famous Noon Gun is fired every day at 12h00 on the dot. It’s also where you can enjoy some of the best views in the city, fly model planes, try some paragliding […]
Best Restaurants in Cape Town: 2017 Edition [Part 2]
Our guide to the best restaurants in Cape Town takes us across the Mother City on a journey of flavours, aromas and fresh ingredients. In this series, we will be showcasing some of the finest restaurants that the city has to offer, from fine dining establishments to cheerful breakfast haunts and local favourites. Following on […]
Why Climb Lion’s Head Cape Town?
One of the most popular landmarks in South Africa’s Mother City, Lion’s Head Cape Town forms part of Table Mountain. This mountain slope gets its name from its shape, which resembles a proud lion when viewed from far away. It is favoured by local and international walkers and hikers, who venture up its slopes in search […]
Easter in Cape Town 2017 – Early Bird Guide
Easter in Cape Town 2017 is just around the corner. This year, we have decided to get a head-start on our planning so that we can relax and enjoy the wait. Taking place on Sunday 16 April 2017, Easter is celebrated in different ways across the city. Whether you’re looking for things to do this […]
Cape Town Carnival 2017
This coming Saturday on 18 March 2017, the much-anticipated Cape Town Carnival 2017 will be taking to the streets of the City Centre. This event is a 100% free, family-friendly event that includes a magical costumed procession down the Fan Walk. Afterwards, a major street party keeps the festivities going until midnight. Every year has […]
Inspiring Cape Town Road Trip Ideas
One of the best ways to get a real sense of the countryside is to take a Cape Town road trip. Hiring a car is a fun way to take in the sights at your own pace, without the constraints of an organised tour. That way, you get to decide where to go, what to […]
Cape Town Cycle Tour 2017
UPDATE 12/03/2017: Due to strong winds and the recent fires in Hout Bay,the Cape Town Cycle Tour 2017 has been cancelled. From the organiser’s statement: “Based on consultation with all the emergency services, the Joint Operations Centre of the Cape Town Cycle Tour 2017 regrets to announce that they have had to take the unprecedented step […]
Cape Town International Jazz Festival 2017
If you have a love for jazz and good music, the Cape Town Jazz Festival 2017 event is something you won’t want to miss. This annual music event is one of the largest of its kind, attracting thousands of audiophiles to the Mother City’s City Centre each year around March/April. Taking place at the Cape […]
More Reasons to Love Camps Bay in Cape Town
Like anyone else who has visited this magical slice of paradise on the Atlantic Ocean coastline, we love Camps Bay in Cape Town. With so much to see and do, what’s not to love?! Home to a long stretch of Blue Flag status beach that is flanked by palm trees and dotted with trendy cafes, […]
March 2017 Events in Cape Town
Today on the blog, we’re showcasing some of the many amazing March 2017 events in Cape Town. From annual classics such as Design Indaba, the Cape Town Cycle Tour and the Cape Town Carnival, to seasonal wine harvesting festivals, music events and plenty more besides, March has something for just about everyone to enjoy! What […]
Watch: Another Magical Cape Town Travel Video
We are total suckers for any Cape Town travel video that showcases our beloved city. When we came across the amazing Expedia Cape Town Vacation Travel Guide, we just had to share it with you! From the YouTube video, here’s what they had to say about this video: “We sent one of our star cameramen back […]
Why Visit the Cape Wine Route? [Part 3]
The Cape Wine Route is arguably one of the Mother City’s best known regions. Comprising the wine-growing towns of Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschhoek, this lush valley lies a little way outside of the CBD. This is where you will find some of the world’s top wine estates, along with some of the most dazzling scenery […]
Why Visit the Cape Wine Route? [Part 2]
The Cape Wine Route is arguably one of the Mother City’s best known regions. Comprising the wine-growing towns of Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschhoek, this lush valley lies a little way outside of the CBD. This is where you will find some of the world’s top wine estates, along with some of the most dazzling scenery […]
On Our Bucket List: Cape Town Trike Tours
If you’re looking for a really fun and unusual way to explore the Mother City, Cape Town Trike Tours might just be the answer. This one of a kind adventure takes you on a BOOM trike – a three wheeled bike especially designed to carry up to two passengers at a time. The idea is […]
Why Visit the Cape Wine Route? [Part 1]
The Cape Wine Route is arguably one of the Mother City’s best known regions. Comprising the wine-growing towns of Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschhoek, this lush valley lies a little way outside of the CBD. This is where you will find some of the world’s top wine estates, along with some of the most dazzling scenery […]
Cape Town Water Restrictions 2017/18
Wondering how Cape Town water restrictions 2018 will affect your travel plans? If you are visiting the Mother City this summer, you may have noticed that gardens are looking somewhat dry, swimming pools are either covered or less than sparkling and many properties are using grey water systems. First implemented in late 2015, again as […]
