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Introducing the new Visitors’ Guide
Are you planning a trip to Cape Town? Are you looking to make the most of your trip, but are not sure where to start? The 2021 edition of the official Visitors’ Guide (VG) to Cape Town is out now!
Yes, it’s possible to travel to Cape Town
We know that travelling during this time can be stressful. Please see the below information for everything you need to know about what we’re doing to make sure your trip is both fun and safe.
Aquila Ramadan Safari Stays
Located just under two hours outside Cape Town, Aquila Private Game Reserve & Spa is a 4-star accommodation, safari and spa experience catering to every type of visitor, including Muslim travellers.
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SANBI – Kirstenbosch Gardens
No matter who you ask, the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is one of the most incredible and beautiful gardens in Africa. Declared a UNESCO...
V&A Waterfront
There are few places as quintessentially Cape Town as the V&A Waterfront. The old world charm of the historical harbour meets the most modern...
Table Mountain Aerial Cableway
The best views of Cape Town are from the Table Mountain Cableway, a unique and 87-year- old method of seeing the wonders of the...
Boulders Beach
Visiting the quirky penguins at Boulders Beach, between Simon’s Town and Cape Point, is a unique experience. The colony, which lives incongruously in the...
Groot Constantia: A Wine Lover’s Paradise
Wine lovers from around the world travel far and wide to visit Groot Constantia, South Africa’s oldest wine producing estate. Here, guests are delighted...
Robben Island Museum
Robben Island is famous, or rather infamous, as the holding place for the imprisoned Nelson Mandela. Mandela served 18 of his 27 years in...
Blue Flag Beaches
The Blue Flag accolade is an internationally recognised award given to beaches that meet global standards of excellence. The beaches are rated yearly according...
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