Cape Town Guidebook
Food scene
A vibrant harbour strip with all the shops you'll need- be it fashion, groceries or restaurants. The mall is also right there so this is a prime location if you're in the mood to shop until you drop!
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V&A Waterfront
19 Dock RdA vibrant harbour strip with all the shops you'll need- be it fashion, groceries or restaurants. The mall is also right there so this is a prime location if you're in the mood to shop until you drop!
We highly recommend paying a visit to Willoughby & Co if you're a seafood fanatic- there sushi is an absolute must!
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Willoughby & Co
19 Dock RdWe highly recommend paying a visit to Willoughby & Co if you're a seafood fanatic- there sushi is an absolute must!
The Western Cape's market scene is truly a must but we simply can't compare any of the others to the Oranjezicht City Farm Market. From fresh produce to hand-crafted leather goods- the market boasts it all!
Now for the food. As regulars at the market, we feel like we have very credible suggestions. Our top 3: Seppial's Kitchen's Korean Fried Chicken/Cauliflower; How Bao Now (literally anything on their menu) and some healthy Rejuvenate rolls from Groovy Greens.
The market is open on Saturdays from 08:15 - 14:00; Sundays from 09:00-14:00 and there is a limited market open on Wednesday evenings from 17:00 - 21:00.
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Oranjezicht City Farm - Markaður
Granger Bay BoulevardThe Western Cape's market scene is truly a must but we simply can't compare any of the others to the Oranjezicht City Farm Market. From fresh produce to hand-crafted leather goods- the market boasts it all!
Now for the food. As regulars at the market, we feel like we have very credible suggestions. Our top 3: Seppial's Kitchen's Korean Fried Chicken/Cauliflower; How Bao Now (literally anything on their menu) and some healthy Rejuvenate rolls from Groovy Greens.
The market is open on Saturdays from 08:15 - 14:00; Sundays from 09:00-14:00 and there is a limited market open on Wednesday evenings from 17:00 - 21:00.
City Sightseeing offers a vast range of tours and packages to ensure you get the most out of your stay in Cape Town!
Try out the famous red double-decker buses to get to all the most iconic spots within Cape Town and the surrounding areas like Cape Point and even the wine estates in Franschhoek.
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City Sightseeing Cape Town
81 Long StCity Sightseeing offers a vast range of tours and packages to ensure you get the most out of your stay in Cape Town!
Try out the famous red double-decker buses to get to all the most iconic spots within Cape Town and the surrounding areas like Cape Point and even the wine estates in Franschhoek.
Café Caprice is always a good place to visit- be it a breakfast and mimosa, classy lunch and a glass of wine, or for Sunday sundowners and dancing. A nice vibe with a great view of Camps Bay Beach.
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Café Caprice
37 Victoria RdCafé Caprice is always a good place to visit- be it a breakfast and mimosa, classy lunch and a glass of wine, or for Sunday sundowners and dancing. A nice vibe with a great view of Camps Bay Beach.
Sightseeing
We strongly recommend hiking Lion's Head for either a sunrise or sunset- but be sure to take enough water and a headlamp! Enjoy the beautiful views of Cape Town from the top!
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Lion's Head Hike
Signal Hill RoadWe strongly recommend hiking Lion's Head for either a sunrise or sunset- but be sure to take enough water and a headlamp! Enjoy the beautiful views of Cape Town from the top!
This iconic mountain is not only lovely to look at- but also provides great hikes as well as beautiful views from the view-points and restaurants at the top. There is also a cable car if you aren't too interested on hiking- this is free on your birthday!
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Table Mountain Hike
5821 Tafelberg RoadThis iconic mountain is not only lovely to look at- but also provides great hikes as well as beautiful views from the view-points and restaurants at the top. There is also a cable car if you aren't too interested on hiking- this is free on your birthday!
Take in the summer on the stunning beaches of Cape Town! A local favourite would be Clifton 4th beach but if you prefer a quieter, more secluded beach we recommend trying out Bakoven beach. Being on the West Coast, Sunsets are almost always something to behold.
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Clifton 4th Beach hotel
Fourth Beach PromenadeTake in the summer on the stunning beaches of Cape Town! A local favourite would be Clifton 4th beach but if you prefer a quieter, more secluded beach we recommend trying out Bakoven beach. Being on the West Coast, Sunsets are almost always something to behold.
Enjoy the beautiful botanical gardens in Kirstenbosch- for lunch or just to wander around in nature!
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Kirstenbosch þjóðgarðurinn
Rhodes DriveEnjoy the beautiful botanical gardens in Kirstenbosch- for lunch or just to wander around in nature!
Neighborhoods
Long Street is famous for its nightlife! So if you're wanting a big night out- you're in luck! Boasting endless bars, restaurants and clubs- the only issue now is which ones to choose?
We recommend The Royale Eatery, Mama Africa and The Waiting Room.
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Long Street
Long StreetLong Street is famous for its nightlife! So if you're wanting a big night out- you're in luck! Boasting endless bars, restaurants and clubs- the only issue now is which ones to choose?
We recommend The Royale Eatery, Mama Africa and The Waiting Room.
Check out the lively neighbourhood of the Bo-Kaap! Situated at the foot of Signal Hill, on the fringe of the city centre, and formerly known as the Malay Quarter, the Bo-Kaap’s origins date back to the 1760s when numerous “huurhuisjes” (rental houses) were built and leased to slaves. These people were known as Cape Malays, and were brought from Malaysia, Indonesia and the rest of Africa to work in the Cape.
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Bo-kaap
71 Wale StCheck out the lively neighbourhood of the Bo-Kaap! Situated at the foot of Signal Hill, on the fringe of the city centre, and formerly known as the Malay Quarter, the Bo-Kaap’s origins date back to the 1760s when numerous “huurhuisjes” (rental houses) were built and leased to slaves. These people were known as Cape Malays, and were brought from Malaysia, Indonesia and the rest of Africa to work in the Cape.