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Health & Wellness
Travelling and an often busy itinerary may lead to an exhausting trip, so it’s important to set aside time for rejuvenating body and mind to make the most of your visit to the fairest Cape. Some of the country’s top spas and wellness centres lie in the most picturesque parts of Cape Town. Book a stay one of many spas, or opt for an old world bathe at the Long Street Baths in central Cape Town, built more than a century ago.
Keeping the mind rested and centred is just as important a consideration as maintaining good health. Cape Town has a number of different labyrinths laid out in different surrounds for your convenience.
Trying different foods in a new country is part of the travel experience. If you feel like a change from the Cape’s glorious restaurants, visit the Oude Molen Eco Village or some of the Cape’s fresh produce markets and fill your basket with homegrown fruit, veggies and delicatessen treats.
Camphill Village Wellness
Make a difference with a difference. Shop by tractor to help local communities at the Camphill Village.
Read moreCape Town labyrinths
Labyrinths are a common element in many different cultures, with earliest records dating back 3 500 years.
Read moreLong Street Baths
Fancy a swim in an historic, circa-1908 swimming pool? If you’re keen for a change from sea and sand, head to the Long Street baths, on the corner of Long and Orange streets in the Cape Town city centre, for an old-world bathe.
Read moreMangwanani Spa at Zevenwacht
Enjoy being pampered at Mangwanani Spa at Zevenwacht Wine Estate along the famous Stellenbosch Wine Route.
Read moreOude Molen Eco-Village and Millstone Farmstall and Café
The Oude Molen Eco-Village is located on the site known as Valkenberg East, near the Cape Town suburb of Pinelands. It’s nestled in large, park-like gardens bordered by sensitive wetlands lining the Black River.
Read moreSelfhelp Manenberg
Manenberg is a poverty-stricken community in which crime, substance abuse and unemployment affect two-thirds of the population.
Read moreTop spas
A holiday is not a holiday without a little time for pampering, a little soul food. With creature comforts in mind, we’ve come up with a list of top-class spas that promise to relieve the stresses of a jam-packed travel itinerary (or if you’re Capetonian, just the stresses of everyday life) in a host of different ways. Enjoy!
Read moreWalking in Cape Town
Many visitors want to explore nature on higher ground as soon as they arrive in Cape Town and with Lion’s Head and Table Mountain beckoning, many do get to experience the local flora and fauna on foot. However, the entire peninsula can be enjoyed by avid walkers. From Blouberg Beach, with its picture perfect views from its sandy shores, to the more adventurous guided Hoerikwaggo Trails along the spine of Table Mountain, visitors have an expanse of ground to cover.
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