Cape Town is the most prominent tourist destination in South Africa. The city is littered with plenty of lovely places to visit and things to do. From dining at exotic restaurants, and getting immersed in the exotic nightlife to sipping cocktails and enjoying magnificent views of the ocean waters, Cape Town offers plenty of amazing goodies. With so much to do and explore in Cape Town, it only makes sense to narrow the list of things to do to the most significant. Regardless of the time of the year you visit, Cape Town will entertain you.
Things to do
Ask any locals what makes Cape Town different from any other city in the world and the response you will likely hear over and over again, ‘It’s the impressive Mountain’. Indeed, the Table Mountain is a sight worth seeing. Its trademark flat top and natural beauty makes the mountain stand out as one of the popular attractions in Cape Town. Furthermore, the hiking trails are in abundance and will take you to the top of the mountain where spectacular panoramic views await you. For the less daring, the cable car is a preferable option
Wine lovers get in here! This is the place for you – The Cape Winelands. It holds the record for being the largest wine producing region dishing out only the finest wines for well over three centuries. Home to stunning natural scenery and an array of cellars offering free tasting and wine for sale, the Cape Winelands which comprises Constantia, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Paarl, Robertson, and Wellington, is a must visit for everyone but wine lovers especially.
Restaurant
Jardine Shines has long been a favorite destination for food lovers in Cape Town. The award-winning restaurant offers guest the chance to choose from a wide range of culinary options. Owned and managed by George Jardine, the award-winning chef who happens to be the brain behind the colorful and tasty meals prepared and served in the restaurant. The food is consistently delightful!
if you have a thing for sumptuous Seafood, head to Willoughby & CO. The restaurant sits on the Victoria Wharf and is located just a few walking distance to some of the finest waterfront accommodations in the city. The sushi, tipped to be the best in Cape Town, is a must try.
Where to Stay
One & Only Cape Town will leave you in awe with regards to its world-class facilities and surprisingly comes at an affordable rate. Facilities include a spa with a pool, sauna, kid’s club and two restaurants, Nobu and Reuben, among many others. The hotel has 131 spacious rooms. What’s more, you can catch stunning views of the Table Mountain from the private balcony of your guest room. Room amenities include flat screen TV, air conditioning, iPod docks and many more.
Atlanticview Cape Town Boutique Hotel is a delightful place to stay. Located at the foot of the Table Mountain, this 5-star boutique boast of beautiful gardens and palm trees. Even more, the hotel offers a spectacular view of the beautiful waters of the Atlantic Ocean, the Twelve Apostles, and of course the magnificent Table Mountain. Sadly, the facility does not allow kids. This is to maintain its standard of providing guest with a comfortable stay in a serene environment. Hence it is just a perfect getaway spot for honeymooners and couples seeking a quiet romantic time together. Room amenities include air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, digital telephones and Satellite TV among others. Another aspect that makes this hotel a favorite among tourists is its proximity to the Cape Town International Airport, which is no more than 20 minutes drive away.