Explore The Natural Beauty Of Cape Town, South Africa

A Vibrant City With Rich Heritage And Culinary Delights

About Tourism

Cape Town, the capital city of Western Cape is located on the shore of Table Bay, is known for its harbour as well as natural setting.

Cape Town is one of Africa’s most popular tourist attractions. It has a favourable climate, established infra-structure and is rich in bio diversity. There are various attractions in Cape Town that provides an extremely beautiful natural setting such as Table Mountain, Robben Island, Cape Town’s Beaches, Cape Point and Garden Route. As far as the cultural heritage is concerned, Cape Town has the most vibrant culture. This includes Cape minstrels, District six Museum, Migrant Labour Museum and the National Art Gallery.

Cape Town is one of the oldest cities in South Africa. It has some of the oldest monuments which even today are open for the visitors and tourists. For instance Castle of Good Hope, Cape Dutch Influence, City Hall, Rhodes Memorial and Cape Down Central.

As far as the food is concerned, Cape Town has the most wonderful restaurants. These restaurants offer a wide variety of African Food. Cape Town is a home for the best sea food restaurants in the world. This place even has excellent Asian restaurants. Indian food at Bukhara, Thai food at Wangthai and Cape Malay at the Noon Gun Tea Room can be found in Cape Town. If the visitors are looking for fine dining and wineries then restaurants like The Savoy Cabbage, Aubergine, The Roundhouse, La Colombe, Constantia Uitsiq and Catharinas would be the best choice to go for.

Getting around in Cape Town is easy. Public Transport in Cape Town includes city buses, taxis, Rikkis, commuter trains and mini buses. Most of the population in Cape Town travel by Mini bus Taxis. They are cheap, efficient and more in number. Rikkis are small bright coloured vans that operate like taxis. Even Metro trains run to all suburban areas and they go as far as Stellenbosch and Paarl in the Wine lands. A fun way to see Cape Town is by a “topless bus”. The trip lasts for approximate two hours and stops at all the major sites in Cape Town.

To enjoy Cape Town’s environment tourists can even rent a car. Renting a car is not at all expensive and more over the roads are also in a good condition. The view is much more clear by a car as compared to other transport.