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Where to Get Great Local Gifts

Score big brownie points on your Cape Town trip by surprising your loved ones with a beautiful and distinctively Cape Town gift! Here are our top eight places to get great local gifts.

Cape Town for the Muslim Traveller

There are many reasons to visit Cape Town, including the cultural diversity, beautiful beaches, halal and Muslim-friendly eateries, fantastic attractions, and incredible natural surroundings, and rest assured you will be catered for.

Exploring Cape Malay Culture

Cape Town is a melting pot of culture, and one of the most important groups to shape the city’s history is commonly referred to as the Cape Malay.

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden

Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden is proof that not all gardens were created equal. Go on, pay it a visit. You can thank us later. It’s a …

The Cape Doctor

While visiting Cape Town, you might hear locals taking about the Cape Doctor and wonder what they could possibly referring to. If you want to blend in and brush up on your Capetonian slang, read on.

The Best Areas To Stay In Cape Town

When you arrive in a new city, it’s hard to know what you’re getting. Luckily, we have all the local insight. Read on to find out more.

Where to watch comedy in Cape Town

A Guide to District Six

District Six is one of Cape Town’s most politically and historically important suburbs in Cape Town.

Your Neighbourhood Guide to Durbanville

Durbanville is not your average Cape Town neighbourhood. Surrounded by farms producing wine and wheat, there is so much more going on than the daily school run. Explore this neighbourhood, filled with great experiences for everyone to enjoy!

50 ways to travel like a local in Cape Town

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