Some Useful Online Tips

• The most trusted South African online store is called Takealot, they typically deliver a large range of products with next day delivery (Provided there is stock in Cape Town).
• South Africa has Uber and Uber Eats, meaning that if you find the right spot you might not have to leave the luxury of your hotel suite.
  
• Most Hotels provide amenities such as WIFI and have backup power for when there are power cuts (please enquire with them).

Braai/Barbeque

• Various meats barbequed on stainless steel grills using local woods and local sauces.
• Most Cape Town locals would love to impress you with their cooking skills, it’s an ongoing competition in Cape Town.
  
• Typically Served with various sides including Potato salad, Caesar salads and a sweet beans salad. 

Biltong

• Various spiced and dried meats, however it is best consumed when there’s some moisture within the meat.
• Perfect to snack on before meals and during the day, a real South African luxury.

Samoosa’s

• Deep fried pastry, that is available with different fillings.
• Typically South Africa’s local cuisine lacks consistency and therefore most locals are just hunting for who has the best recipe after many generations of development.

Koeksisters

• A delight mostly sold on Sundays in Cape Town, this local doughnut consists of various spices, it then gets pan fried in sugar syrup and rolled in coconut.
• It was found that locals that do not like coconut are fond of this treat regardless of it’s coating.

Cape Town has Vegan options

• Cape Town follows first world trends and therefore most places have vegan options on their menu’s.

Potjie Kos

• This dish is as diverse as curry but it is something completely different.
• Some locals add wine into their Pots to preserve the flavour of the vegetables.
  
• Cape Town is a gold mine of flavour for those who dare to explore.

Wine & Cheese Tasting.

• We have an inventory of hundreds of various cheeses.
• There are wine cellars in Cape Town where time has stood still inside a bottle for a century or two just waiting for you.

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Recommended Places

Table Mountain

Aerial Cableway up and many ways down.

Table Mountain is one of the most iconic landmarks in Cape Town, and it’s a must-do for any visitor. You can hike to the top, take the cable car, or even paraglide!

Good to know: Children under 6 are free, and children 6-17 years old get a 50% discount on the cable car fare.

Times: Open daily from 8:30am to 21:00pm, with the last car up at 8pm
Where to find it: Kloof Nek parking area, Tafelberg Road, Cape Town

Safari

Luxurious Accommodation

If you’re looking for an adventure, you can go on a safari in the nearby Kruger National Park. You’ll have the chance to see a variety of wildlife, including lions, elephants, and rhinos. they typically include transportation, accommodation, meals, and game drives.

Times: Opening days and times vary, so it’s best to book your safari in advance.
Where to find it: Kruger National Park is Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa

Beaches

Shops in walking distance

Cape Town has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, from the bustling beaches of Camps Bay to the secluded coves of Hout Bay.

Good to know: Free for children and adults

Times: Daily, 5:00am to 21:00pm
The addresses of some popular wine tours are:

• Camps Bay: Camps Bay Drive, Camps Bay, Cape Town
• Hout Bay: Victoria Road, Hout Bay, Cape Town

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden

Nature Beyond Beauty

Kirstenbosch is one of the most popular botanical gardens in the world, and it’s a great place to go for a hike or bike ride. The garden is home to a variety of plants and animals, and it offers stunning views of Table Mountain.

Good to know: Children under 18 are free, and adults pay R150 for a day pass.

Times: Daily from 8:00am to 6:00pm.
Where to find it: Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Rhodes Drive, Newlands, Cape Town

Robben Island

Island prison tour

Robben Island is a former prison where Nelson Mandela was held for 18 years. Today, it’s a museum and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can take a boat trip to the island and learn about its history.

Good to know: Children under 12 are free, and children 12-18 years old get a 50% discount on the ferry ticket.

Times: Daily,
Departs from the V&A Waterfront at 9:00am and 1:00pm
Returns from Robben Island at 2:00pm and 5:00pm
Where to find it: Robben Island Museum, Robben Island, Cape Town

Wine Tours

Wine tasting and cottage accommodation

Cape Town is home to some of the best wine in the world, and there are many wineries within easy reach of the city. You can take a day trip to Stellenbosch or Franschhoek, or even stay overnight at a wine farm.

Most tours take place in the Stellenbosch or Franschhoek wine regions, and they typically include wine tasting, and a lunch. Opening days and times vary, so it’s best to book in advance. The addresses of some popular wine tours are:

• Spier Wine Farm: Spier Road, Stellenbosch, Cape Town
• Rust en Vrede Wine Estate: R45, Stellenbosch, Cape Town
• La Motte Wine Estate: 1000 Route de Franschhoek, Franschhoek, Cape Town
• Haute Cabrière Wine Estate: 100 Cabrière Road, Franschhoek, Cape Town

Now it’s just a matter of finding out what you need for your holiday, we have you covered. Please click on the following link and find out what to pack.

Some Useful Online Tips

• The most trusted South African online store is called Takealot, they typically deliver a large range of products with next day delivery (Provided there is stock in Cape Town).
• South Africa has Uber and Uber Eats, meaning that if you find the right spot you might not have to leave the luxury of your hotel suite.
  
• Most Hotels provide amenities such as WIFI and have backup power for when there are power cuts (please enquire with them).

Braai/Barbeque

• Various meats barbequed on stainless steel grills using local woods and local sauces.
• Most Cape Town locals would love to impress you with their cooking skills, it’s an ongoing competition in Cape Town.
  
• Typically Served with various sides including Potato salad, Caesar salads and a sweet beans salad. 

Biltong

• Various spiced and dried meats, however it is best consumed when there’s some moisture within the meat.
• Perfect to snack on before meals and during the day, a real South African luxury.

Samoosa’s

• Deep fried pastry, that is available with different fillings.
• Typically South Africa’s local cuisine lacks consistency and therefore most locals are just hunting for who has the best recipe after many generations of development.

Koeksisters

• A delight mostly sold on Sundays in Cape Town, this local doughnut consists of various spices, it then gets pan fried in sugar syrup and rolled in coconut.
• It was found that locals that do not like coconut are fond of this treat regardless of it’s coating.

Cape Town has Vegan options

• Cape Town follows first world trends and therefore most places have vegan options on their menu’s.

Potjie Kos

• This dish is as diverse as curry but it is something completely different.
• Some locals add wine into their Pots to preserve the flavour of the vegetables.
  
• Cape Town is a gold mine of flavour for those who dare to explore.

Wine & Cheese Tasting.

• We have an inventory of hundreds of various cheeses.
• There are wine cellars in Cape Town where time has stood still inside a bottle for a century or two just waiting for you.

South Africans