These priceless artworks survived decades but couldn't survive tourists.| Fodors Travel Guide
Explore Cape Town beyond the city with this 1-day Cape Peninsula road trip itinerary! Get ready for scenery, penguins, boat rides, and more!| The Cape Town Blog
The Wainadoi Waterfall is a beautiful and accessible natural attraction located in Nabukavesi, approximately 33km from Lami Town.| Fiji Traveller
Last Updated on September 3, 2025 by Hannah Stephenson Heading to Cape Town but worried about getting scammed? I promise, you don’ t need to worry. When you know what to look out for, scams in Cape Town are pretty easy to avoid! A lot of scams work by catching you off guard so awareness […] The post The Biggest Scams in Cape Town and How to Avoid Them! appeared first on The Cape Town Blog.| The Cape Town Blog
Trying to figure out where to stay in Cape Town? After years of living in the city, here’s my guide to the best (and safest) places to stay.| The Cape Town Blog
Last Updated on March 27, 2025 by Hannah Stephenson Cape Town is home to some amazing marine life, so if you’re looking to head out on a marine safari then I don’t blame you! And if you’re wondering whether or not it’s worth it, that’s understandable too. Time in Cape Town is too precious to […] The post Marine Safari in Cape Town – Is It Worth It? appeared first on The Cape Town Blog.| The Cape Town Blog
Reverie Social Table is an immersive, gourmet dining experience. Here’s everything you need to know about this epic set course dinner party.| The Cape Town Blog
I've got the lowdown on the Durbanville Wine Safari, which is a fun way to discover the best Cape Town wineries that only locals know about.| The Cape Town Blog
Ready to conquer the India Venster hike up Table Mountain? I promise it's easier than people make it sounds! Here's what you need to know.| The Cape Town Blog
I talk with a few travellers in Mongolia during the Naadam Festival and they tell me about what they have experienced so far and what's unique about Mongolia| Spanish Nomad
An insider guide wine tasting in Cape Town. I'll share my favourite wineries and the easiest ways to explore the four main wine routes.| The Cape Town Blog
The Franschhoek wine tram is an iconic thing to do in Cape Town! Set in the Franschhoek Valley, this series of trams and tram buses transports wine lovers between wine farms all day long. Does life really get better than that? For me, the short answer is no! I’ve done the Franschhoek wine tram multiple […]| The Cape Town Blog
Last Updated on July 12, 2024 by Hannah Stephenson| The Cape Town Blog
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 -
Wondering what NOT to do in Cape Town? Well, you’ve come to the right place. I’ve lived here since 2021 and so although there’s not a lot that I don’t love about the Mother City, I have come across a few activities worth skipping in my time. Don’t worry, Cape Town is NOT overrated, but […]| The Cape Town Blog
Last Updated on October 6, 2024 by Hannah Stephenson| The Cape Town Blog
Visiting Cape Town for the first time? After years of living here, I've crafted the ultimate insider guide for first-timers!| 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
If you’ve ever googled Cape Town, the chances are that you’ve seen photos of Bo Kaap’s brightly-coloured cottages. So if you’re thinking about checking out the area, then I don’t blame you! As well as being aesthetically pleasing, Bo Kaap is actually Cape Town’s oldest surviving neighbourhood and is steeped in tradition and culture. Visiting […]| The Cape Town Blog
If you’re visiting Cape Town during the winter, then whale watching should be at the top of your list! Yup, as if the Mother City didn’t already have enough on offer, it boasts opportunities to see Southern Right whales, Humpback whales, and Bryde’s whales. However, you’re not going to spot any whales wandering around the […]| The Cape Town Blog
There’s an abundance of adorable fur seals in Cape Town! I always love to spot them swimming around the Waterfront, but did you know that there’s also a Seal Island in Hout Bay? I’ve lived in Cape Town since 2021, and I’ve never seen as many seals as I did when I visited Seal Island. […]| The Cape Town Blog
If you’re planning a trip to Cape Town, the chances are that you’re keen to see some wildlife while you’re here. And while I can assure you that the city does have plenty of wildlife around, you do have to know where to find it! I really didn’t see that much wildlife in my first […]| The Cape Town Blog
From chasing sunsets on Chapman’s Peak to finding your way around the city centre, there’s a ton of freedom and adventure that comes with renting a car in Cape Town. But is it worth the cost? I’ve lived here for a few years now and you may be surprised to learn that I don’t own […]| The Cape Town Blog
Wondering what interesting and fun things there are to do in San Antonio, Texas? Here's an up to date list of events and festivals in the home of the Alamo. Read More...| DownshiftingPRO