Located in the stunning Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point is a hiker’s dream. This beautiful area features a range of short, easy trails that provide incredible panoramic views of both ocean and mountains, access to unspoiled beaches, and opportunities to see unique wildlife among the colourful fynbos or on the salt-white sands.
As we approach Human Rights Day, why not commemorate this pivotal time in South Africa’s history with a visit to the iconic Robben Island Museum?
March is shaping up to be an extraordinary month at the V&A Waterfront, with a dazzling list of events celebrating Cape Town’s vibrant culture, music, and arts.
Groot Constantia, as South Africa’s oldest wine-producing farm, serves as the perfect venue for the Wine Harvest Commemorative Event—an annual gathering that honours the enduring spirit and craftsmanship of the South African wine industry.
Robben Island Museum has announced the exhilarating opportunity for South African citizens to get to know the island’s rich heritage with special rates that make this experience more accessible than ever.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate love than exploring the most iconic attractions in Cape Town?
The iconic Flying Dutchman Funicular at Cape Point is back in action and ready to whisk you up to the legendary summit!
Explore the the stunning new sculptures by local artists Anton Smit and Sonja Swanepoel that can be found in Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.
The festive season in Cape Town is nothing short of phenomenal, with the city’s vibrant energy, superb landscapes and the Cape Town Big 6 Attractions taking centre stage.
The Wine Harvest Commemorative Event will be hosted at Groot Constantia on Thursday 6 February 2025.
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