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Victoria and Alfred Waterfront

One of South Africa's top tourist attractions, V&A Waterfront is one of the top shopping places in Cape Town with everything from local to international brands. There are also many cafes, restaurants and bars with stunning harbour views. Victoria and Alfred is a beautiful harbour with the awesome view of the Table Mountain. Once a fishing harbour, the landmark has been fully restored and revamped into a major tourist attraction now. With unique and antique pieces still preserved from the past, the harbour also educates the travellers about the ancient fishing business in the country. People come here to drink, eat, shop and enjoy themselves. They also experience the Cape wheel which is said to have a complete 360 degree view of the capital city. Read More

The Afrikaans Language Monument was built to celebrate the history of the Afrikaans language. It is located in the picturesque region of Paarl in the Western Cape province. The uniquely constructed monument is famous for its convex and concave structures portraying the influence of different languages and cultures on Afrikaans through the decades. Visitors can see the influence of different cultures like Western European culture, Malay culture, KhoiKhoi language, and many others through the tall obelisk-style columns reflecting history. Afrikaans is the language used by southern Africa, and it came into existence due to the Protestant settlers during the 17th century. Inside the monument is a 57 meters high column that symbolizes the growth of Afrikaans. The monument complex has a hiking trail leading to a large amphitheatre. Replicating the beauty of nature, a miniature version of the Paarl mountain is created in the middle of the site. It also houses the Green Gallery, an open gallery depicting and supporting the works of Jan Van. Read More

Boulders Penguin Colony, located on Boulders beach, is a nature reserve home to a colony of 3000 African penguins. It is the only place where you can see the penguins closely. The best time is during the breeding season, from March to May. A boardwalk winds around the Boulders beach, giving a clear view of the dunes and the penguins. The Boulders Beach is also home to many dunes divided by large boulders from where it derives its name. The Boulders Beach is also very popular for its gentle waves (making swimming easy even for kids) and clear rock pools. Parking is available at either end of the reservation on Seaforth Road and Bellevue Road. Read More

The Canal Walk Shopping Centre is one of the largest shopping plazas in Africa. It is located on Century Boulevard, Cape Town. With more than 400 stores, 20 cinema theatres, a gaming arcade, and numerous restaurants, it is popular thing to do. Big brands, such as Fossil, Hugo Boss, Mango, Nike, H&M, Diesel, etc. have stores in the Canal Walk Shopping Center. Similarly, there are around 19 restaurants, 6 coffee shops, and 16 fast food outlets, such as McDonald’s, Starbucks, Burger King, KFC, and more. There is also a wide range of service-oriented stores, such as salons, tailoring, etc. Besides, the cinema plexus show the latest movies and blockbusters from across the world. The entertainment area of the shopping centre is surrounded by a food court. With two large screens that usually stream sports and matches, this space in the mall is loved by kids and adults alike. The Canal Walk Shopping Center also hosts various events, such as theatre presentations, LEGO drives, etc., and also competitions for tourists and locals to participate in and win prizes. There is also a wellness and medical center that overlooks the splendid Table Mountain. Read More

Cape Point is one of the most spectacular parks in South Africa, located in the Southern section of the Table Mountains. It is the world’s smallest but richest floral kingdom with over 1100 indigenous plants. Cape Point contains beautiful beaches and peaks - Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope. It is famous for its scenic views and birdwatching. Cape Point is often mistakenly cited as the point where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet; however, this meeting point is Cape Agulhas instead. It boasts over 250 bird species, and you may even spot a whale during springtime. The Funicular Railway can take you to the base of an old lighthouse located at the higher peak, and the lower peak is only 100 m south. You can also visit the Two Oceans Restaurant for the most beautiful view and world-class cuisine or shop for souvenirs at the three Cape Point shops. There are also monuments to explorers such as Vasco Da Gama and Bartolomeu Dias. The Bordjiesrif and Buffels Bay tidal pools are great locations for swimming, picnics and walks. You can also take the shipwreck trail to view the 26 different recorded shipwrecks around Cape Point. Read More

The Cape Wheel is a large observation wheel offering stunning 360-degree panoramic views of Cape Town and its surrounding landscape. Located on the V&A Waterfront, it rises to a height of 40m. There are 30 air-conditioned enclosed cabins and also two wheelchair-accessible cabins. One can view the Table Mountain, the Cape Town skyline, Robben Island, the Atlantic Coast, Hottentots range, Paarl Mountains, the V&A Waterfront, and more from the Cape Wheel. With four revolutions, the entire experience takes around 12-15 minutes. The wheel also pauses and gives enough time for you to click pictures of the beautiful adjoining views. There are also various special offers. Some of these include filling up an application form and getting a free ride on your birthday. Or enjoying a picnic with snacks up in the VIP gondola with the time of the ride being extended. Read More

Fish Hoek Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Cape Town, located in the False Bay area of Cape Peninsula. It is known for surfing, kayaking, sunbathing, fishing and angling. There is a children’s play area at the Southern end. Between June and November, Southern Right Whales can be spotted here. As the Indian ocean is much warmer than the Atlantic, swimming is allowed throughout the beach and is safe with lifeguards on constant duty. In addition, there are small stalls located around the beach which sell knick-knacks and food items. Read More

Grandwest Casino and Entertainment World

Grandwest Casino & Entertainment is the largest entertainment destination in Cape Town. It is located along Goodwood, just a drive from the city centre. It has 1802 smart card slot machines, 50 tables with various games, ice skating, game arcade, laser tag, and the latest movies at the CineCentre. There is also a ten-pin bowling in the magic bowling area. The Grandwest has two accommodation options in original Dutch architecture and offers superb facilities like a sundowner bar, swimming pool, boardroom, and fitness room. If you are visiting Grandwest with kids, there is the Melela Kids’ Corner for taking care of your kids. Also, enjoy some palatable cuisines at the casino's Cape Village restaurants like the Casa Bella, Shun De, the Hussar Grill, Sunbet Sports bar, and a few others. Read More

Green Point Park is an urban park famous for its unbeatable view of the wetlands, the Atlantic ocean and its biodiversity garden. It is behind Mouille Point in Cape Town with an entrance on Bay Road. The wetlands are filled with diverse waterfowl and fauna, and the biodiversity garden showcases every South African wildlife. It is also a popular picnic and photo spot with playgrounds for kids. Fitness equipment is available in Green Point Park along with three playgrounds, each suited to a different age group. The Tot-Lot Play Park is meant for children between 1 and 6 years old. The Adventure Play Park is an open park with excellent slides and swings meant for children between the ages of 7 and 6 years, and the Outdoor Labyrinth is intended for everyone over 16. In addition, there are restaurants and small eateries within the park, as well as a famous tea garden. Read More

Greenmarket Square is a historical square in Cape Town known for its lively market filled with stalls selling clothes, jewellery, food, and knick-knacks. Live music is a salient feature of Greenmarket Square, with free formal concerts and buskers and musicians playing on the streets throughout the day. Greenmarket Square was established in 1696 during the Dutch occupation when the first Burgher Watch House was built. This building still stands today and now acts as a viewing space for 17th-century art from Netherland. The Square was often a centre for political protests due to its proximity to the Parliament and the ethnic mix of people who work here. Read More