Lion’s Head Hike in Cape Town: 20 Things to Know
Last Updated on March 3, 2024 by Hannah Stephenson| The Cape Town Blog
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Cape Town is famous for its beaches and mountains, but did you know that it’s also home to pristine white sand dunes? About 45 minutes outside of the city you’ll find the Atlantis dunes, which you can explore on an exciting quad bike tour! I’ll admit, this was something I was a little nervous about| The Cape Town Blog -
Cape Town is an awesome place to go paragliding, and this honest review of the experience is here to help you decide if it's worth it!| The Cape Town Blog -
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Discover Langebaan Lagoon in West Coast National Park, just 1.5 hours from Cape Town! The calm, warm waters are perfect for swimming and peaceful beach days.| The Cape Town Blog -
Did you know that Cape Town is home to one of the most beautiful drives in the world? I mean, it makes sense given how stunning the city is, but the first time I drove along Chapman’s Peak Drive, it took my breath away! It’s a short but stunning stretch of road that winds along […]| The Cape Town Blog
Ready to go hiking? A guided hike is the perfect way to explore Cape Town's beautiful, mountainous scenery while staying safe! Here are my top picks.| The Cape Town Blog
Looking for the perfect swimming spot in Cape Town? Although the city is renowned for its beautiful beaches, the choppy waves means that they’re not always the best for swimming. But if you know where to go, there are plenty of fantastic places to swim in Cape Town. I’ve certainly found some firm favourites while […]| The Cape Town Blog
Heading to Hout Bay's Seal Island is a surefire way to spot some super cute Cape fur seals, so I'm going to review the 3 best ways to get there| The Cape Town Blog -
