Visit Table Mountain‚ one of the 7 Wonders of Nature

Take the cable car or hike to the summit for panoramic views of the city and surrounding coastline.

Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope – Where the Two Oceans Meet

At the southern tip of the Cape Peninsula‚ Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope are must-visit destinations. These dramatic landscapes offer hiking opportunities‚ wildlife encounters‚ and awe-inspiring views.

Discover Robben Island

A UNESCO World Heritage site where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Take a ferry tour to explore the former prison and learn about South Africa's journey to freedom and reconciliation. Experience guided tours that reveal the island's crucial role in the nation's history.

Boulders Beach

Famous for its local inhabitants – a colony of African penguins. Boulders Beach allows visitors to watch these charming birds as they waddle along the sandy shores.

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden

It's a favourite among locals and visitors alike for many reasons: picnics on the lawns‚ Summer Sunset Concerts and taking in the panoramic views from the canopy walkway (to mention just a few!)

Home to South Africa's Oldest Gardens

The Company's Garden began as a humble vegetable patch and has evolved over the centuries to feature numerous indigenous plants. It's now a beautifully landscaped oasis in the heart of the city.

Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Cape Town is home to Robben Island‚ famous for being the prison where Nelson Mandela spent many years‚ and the Cape Floral Region‚ the world's most biodiverse area‚ showcasing the unique plant life of South Africa.

The Noon Gun Tradition

Every day at midday‚ the sound of the historic Noon Gun cannon echoes through the city. This long-standing tradition holds historical significance and is a beloved part of Cape Town's culture.

The World's Largest Wine Route Starts Here

Route 62‚ stretching 850 km‚ is the world's longest wine route‚ guiding you through South Africa's premier winelands from Cape Town.

Cape Town Has Its Own Castle

The Castle of Good Hope‚ built by the Dutch East India Company between 1666 and 1679‚ is the oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa. A must-visit for history enthusiasts.

Cape Town International Jazz Festival

Experience incredible music and cultural performances every May.

Cape Town Pride

Celebrate diversity and inclusivity at this vibrant event held annually in February.

Two Oceans Marathon

Join runners from around the world for this iconic marathon held in April‚ showcasing the city's stunning scenery.

Cape Town Cycle Tour

The world's largest timed cycling event takes place every March‚ attracting cyclists from across the globe to ride through the city’s picturesque routes..

Cape Town Met

Held in late January or early February‚ this premier horse racing event combines fashion‚ entertainment‚ and sport‚ making it a highlight of the city's social calendar.

Cape Town Carnival

Embrace the festive spirit at this annual celebration in March‚ featuring colourful parades‚ dance performances‚ and live music that highlight the city's rich cultural heritage.

Cape Winelands

Cape Town's wine region is home to some of the world's most renowned vineyards‚ offering award-winning restaurants and exceptional wine-farm experiences. The Cape Winelands is a true gastronomic wonderland with a deep history rooted in viticulture.

Groot Constantia Wine Farm

As South Africa's oldest wine estate‚ Groot Constantia has a 332-year history and is a winner of the SA Wine Icon award. It's a must-visit destination for wine enthusiasts looking to explore Cape Town's wine heritage.

Wine Trams‚ Tractors‚ and Trains

Experience unique wine tours with the Hop-on Hop-Off Franschhoek Wine Tram‚ the Stellenbosch Wine Tractor Tasting Tour‚ or the Robertson Wine Train‚ each offering a different way to explore Cape Town's famous wine regions.

Pinotage – A South African Story

Celebrating 100 years‚ Pinotage is Cape Town's signature wine variety‚ known as a hallmark of the local wine industry and beloved by wine connoisseurs.

V&A Waterfront

Shop local crafts‚ visit designer boutiques‚ and enjoy gourmet food markets at this lively shopping destination.

Greenmarket Square

One of Cape Town's oldest markets‚ the Greenmarket Square is a historical area open to flea markets and street shopping throughout the year.

The Old Biscuit Mill

Besides the shops‚ myriad of restaurants‚ and eating options‚ the Neighbourgoods Market is set up every Saturday and Sunday is one of the major highlights at the Old Biscuit Mill.

Canal Walk – Cape Town's Largest Shopping Centre

Experience premium retail therapy at Canal Walk‚ featuring over 400 stores and entertainment options.

Hermanus

Famous for whale watching‚ this coastal town offers stunning views and charming restaurants.

Paternoster

A picturesque fishing village known for its whitewashed cottages and beautiful beaches.

Ceres

Explore this scenic valley famous for its fruit farms and adventure activities like hiking and mountain biking.