Another fantastic option is The Table Bay Hotel. Situated on The Waterfront, Cape Towns main hub for tourists and adventure, this hotel offers super luxury accommodation plus more.

Another option for those wanting something in between is to stay at one of the luxury villas in Camps Bay. This world famous neighborhood is home to the fanciest houses in the entire South Africa. There is also the wonderful Camps Bay Shul with their unique and friendly community

Table Mountain is a natural wonder that dominates the skyline of Cape Town. You can take a cable car to the top and enjoy stunning views of the city, the ocean and the surrounding mountains. Table Mountain is home to a rich biodiversity of plants and animals, including the famous fynbos vegetation and the endangered Table Mountain ghost frog.

Kirstenbosch Gardens is a botanical paradise that showcases the diversity and beauty of South African flora. You can wander through the gardens and admire the colorful flowers, trees and sculptures, or relax on the lawns and listen to the birdsong. Kirstenbosch Gardens also hosts concerts, exhibitions and events throughout the year, so there is always something happening.

The waterfront is a vibrant and lively area that offers a variety of entertainment, shopping and dining options. You can browse the shops and markets, watch street performers and musicians, or hop on a boat and see the harbor from a different perspective. You can also visit the Two Oceans Aquarium, the Cape Wheel, or the Robben Island Museum, where you can learn about the history and culture of South Africa.

A tour of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Gardens and the waterfront is a great way to experience some of the best that Cape Town has to offer. You will be amazed by the natural beauty, the cultural diversity and the fun atmosphere of this amazing city.

To get to Cape Point from Sea Point, we will drive along the scenic coastal road, passing through Hout Bay, Chapman’s Peak and Noordhoek.

Once you reach Cape Point, you can hike up to the old lighthouse, which offers panoramic views of the ocean and the peninsula. For those not feeling so adventurous take the Flying Dutchman Funicular, a cable car that takes you to the upper station near the lighthouse. From there, you can walk along the cliff paths and see the famous Cape of Good Hope sign.

If you are feeling adventurous, you can also hike down to the lower station and visit the Cape Point Ostrich Farm, where you can see and feed these large birds. You can also visit the Cape Point Nature Reserve, where you can spot various wildlife such as baboons, antelopes, zebras and ostriches.

If you are looking for some interesting things to do in Cape Town, here are some suggestions:

– Explore the colorful Bo-Kaap neighborhood and learn about its history and culture. You can also sample some delicious Cape Malay cuisine at one of the local restaurants.
– Experience the vibrant nightlife and entertainment scene at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. You can shop, dine, or catch a live show.
– Learn about the history and legacy of apartheid at the District Six Museum and the Robben Island Museum. You can also visit the former prison where Nelson Mandela was held for 18 years.
– Go Shark Cage Diving for those feeling really adventurous. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for thrill seekers
– Sunset cruise from the Waterfront. Enjoy champagne and the most incredible sights spot dolphins, seals and penguins.
– Kayaking is a great way to enjoy the morning for all fitness levels. This is an incredible way to see the city from another angle, plus get to see some of the wildlife up close.