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Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town is consistently voted one of the top ten cities in the world. It is home to the world's oldest wine industry. And it is the beginning (or end) of the world famous Garden Route which not only goes through the aforementioned wine country, but takes you by charming towns, the southern most point of Africa, the highest bungee in the world, and gorgeous coastline where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet.

1,200,000Visitors Annually
1stRanked Airport in Africa
1.1 BillionBottles of Wine Produced Per Year
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Aquila Game Reserve Safari with Wine Tasting and Lunch
Aquila Game Reserve Safari with Wine Tasting and Lunch
Cape Town
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Things to See in Cape Town

  • Ecology

    The ecosystem of Table Mountain is a wealth of endemic floral species where many experts suggest the area is "botanically richer than the Amazon." It's not just for botanists, however, as the landscape offers breathtaking views of coastline and highlands alike. As for wildlife, migratory whales pass by the cape twice per year and there are year-round penguin colonies within a mere ten minute drive of city center.

  • Wine

    The wine industry is ancient in South Africa and your gateway to the gorgeous landscape and delicious flavors coming from that terroir is only through Cape Town. Big reds like Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon are plentiful but don't overlook the region-specific Pinotage. While sipping the tasty wines you'll enjoy world-class culinary delights and sweeping views of the countryside.

  • Adrenaline

    It's a bit of a drive, but a visit to Bloukrans Bridge, the highest commercial natural bungee jump in the world, will surely take your breath away. On the way you can get your heart pumping in yet another way by going cage diving with great white sharks in Mossel Bay. Both adrenaline-junky experiences can be booked and originated from Cape Town. Need something more local? Try taking the cable car up to the top of Table Mountain and hiking down the backside, where you'll encounter steep grades and few people.

  • Culture

    The food and beverage scene in Cape Town is uniquely its own while representing ethnic options from all around the world. There are also several art museums to venture while in town, or simply walk the marina for gorgeous sights and insights into the coastal lifestyle. For historical influence be sure to visit Robben Island where a slew of prisoner stories can be heard, including that of political prisoner and human rights hero Nelson Mandela.

When to Visit Cape Town

  • Winter in Cape Town is May to September when temperatures remain mild, dropping down to an average high of about 64F.

  • December to March mark summertime for Cape Town, and the temperatures are quite moderate reaching a high of only 77F on average.

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Saskia

Saskia

1 month ago

What an amazing tour. We saw whales, dolphins and porpoises. The crew was very friendly and enthusiastic. We could really tell they are very respectful towards the animals, we were able to see two humpbacks for nearly half an hour, everybody was silent, the engine was off and the crew was also in awe. Only when the whales left, the engine was back on and we also started moving again. We really felt like we had all the time in the world and we didn't disturb the animals.

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