People often ask me why we keep returning year after year to Cape Town and my answer is always
same, because we’ve not seen everything yet! “A world in one country” is way South Africa is often described, but this statement can so easily be attributed to Cape Town alone.
Cape Town is one of top destinations world-wide for vacations these days and now that South Africa has managed 10 years with relative stability and economic growth, people are rushing to take a look at this magnificent city.
Based in Southern Hemisphere, its summer months are those of December, January and February; winter months, June, July and August. For those of us in Northern Hemisphere, destination for winter warmth is second to none.
What can you expect to see and do?
Mountains and sea dominate landscape and shape Cape Town’s character.
One of first ports of call is Table Mountain, which fills skyline with its impressive edifice and flat-topped surface. Everywhere you go in Cape Town is in shadow of Mountain, whose face changes as sun moves around – it’s something you never get bored of.
In Waterfront, life teems with award winning restaurants, shops, entertainment, education and accommodation, all amongst a working harbour and docks. Brightly coloured fishing boats, jostle with cruise ships, such as The World.
