Things to Do in Cape Town

The Little Theatre Complex

Galleries and Museums in Gardens

The Little Theatre Complex is home to the University of Cape Town's drama and fine arts departments. The facility is actually three theatres with the Little Theatre ironically being the largest, providing seating for 240 people. The Intimate and Arena offer space for about 70-80 folk. This trio offer a variety of delightful shows ranging from cutting-edge plays by critically acclaimed playwrights to work by emerging performers and students. A poster-plastered bar is popular for pre-show socialising. +27 (0) 21 480 7129 Hiddingh Campus, Orange Street, Cape Town

No Reviews

Platteklip to Upper Cableway Station Walk

Hiking Trail in Table Mountain National Park

Platteklip Gorge provides the most direct route up to the top of Table Mountain. This popular trail can be grueling, particularly when summer temperatures soar. The well-constructed path is steep, zigzagging and with stone steps in sections. Once clearing the gorge, turn right to the Upper Cableway Station. Aim to spend time at the top exploring the network of footpaths and numerous interpretative boards. Don't forget to bring cash for the cableway if you don't intend walking down. Duration: 1 – 3 hours (super fit to slow pace) Difficulty: Moderate to tough (depending on weather and fitness) Distance: 3 km one way Essential items: Water, sunblock, hat, windproof clothing Warning: Temperatures can be extreme (either very hot or cold and windy)

No Reviews

Cape Town Diamond Museum

Galleries and Museums in V and A Waterfront

Located in the Clock Tower precinct of Cape Town's V & A Waterfront, Cape Town Diamond Museum pays tribute to the world's most precious gem. Take a guided tour of the museum by a diamond professional, providing a unique opportunity to experience the wonderful world of diamonds and understand why the world’s most desired treasure has been met with such allure and fascination over the centuries. Duration: 25-40 minutes. Maximum 10 adults per tour.

No Reviews

Chapmans Peak Hike

Hiking Trail in Noordhoek

Viewed from below, Chapman’s Peak looks formidable but it’s not at all difficult. Some regard it as one of the most rewarding walks in the Table Mountain National Park. The route and summit offers incredible views of the Atlantic Ocean, Hout Bay, Fish Hoek, Kommetjie and Noordhoek Beach. The path starts 700 m down from the major lookout on Chapman’s Peak Drive. Duration: 3.5 hours Difficulty: Easy to moderate Distance: 2.5 km

No Reviews

Mangwanani African Spa Waterfront

Popular Attractions in V and A Waterfront

Experience an African-inspired rejuvenating massage and an assortment of therapies at Mangwanani African Spa. Located at the V & A Waterfront, Mangwanani Boutique Spa is an environment that provides for utter rejuvenation and indulgence. Shop for luxurious items from a specialized range of spa products. Mangwanani also offers a range of clothing, including T-shirts, gowns and a signature swimwear collection. Business hours: Monday to Sunday, 9:00 to 21:00.

No Reviews

Clovelly Wetland Walk

Hiking Trail in Clovelly

A wonderful example of restored wetlands in an urban setting, which is a haven for various forms of wildlife, most notably birds. Enjoy a nice walk amongst this natural ecosystem, and for birders, this walk is even sweeter. Easy enough for beginners and kids, well marked and fun. Don't forget to bring your binoculars.

No Reviews

Koeberg Nature Reserve

Nature Reserves in Melkbosstrand

Eskom controls 3000 ha of West Coast around the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station. In keeping with both Eskom's environmental policy and national conservation trends, Eskom has decided to open this property to the public. Grysbok, Steenbok and the larger Duiker are buck species in the area and Bontebok and Springbok have been introduced as well. The elusive African wild cat, Grey mongoose and genet can also be seen. 153 Bird species can also be observed. A hidden treasure in the reserve is a large underground lake that supplies a lot of the surrounding areas with water.

No Reviews

Strand Beach

Beaches in Strand

With its five kilometre long stretch of white sand, Strand Beach is a perfect family beach for swimming, sunbathing and a variety of marine sports. There’s even a tidal pool for anyone who is not brave enough to plunge into the mellow surf.And if its waves you’re after, there are a number of surf spots to suit every level of surfer. Wannabee surfers can grab a lesson or two in gentle waves with Stand Surf School - 083 232 4822.Although the beach is mostly sandy, there are two rock pools frequented by rock and surf anglers at low tide.The town of Strand lies right next to the beach with a plethora of beachy restaurants and drinking spots. Access to the beach is easy and parking is never a problem.

No Reviews

Imhoff Equestrian Centre

Popular Attractions in Kommetjie

Imhoff Equestrian Centre offers horse enthusiasts a wonderful ride through Noordhoek's beautiful scenery. This is a 2-hour guided beach ride on Noordhoek Beach, which is commonly accompanied by sightings of birds, whales, dolphins, otters and seals. The Kakapo shipwreck is also an interesting sight to see. This lovely scenic ride also promises great views of the coast and surrounding mountains. The centre caters for all ages over 12 years old and for all levels, from beginners to advanced riders. Bookings are essential.

No Reviews

Alexander Bar and Cafe

Bars in City Centre

Filled with old-world charm, a functioning rotary dial telephone system, warm incandescent lighting and a revolving sofa, Alexander Bar & Café is engineered for playful interaction and conversation. With impeccably selected jazz and world music and a fairly priced range of local wines, malt whiskies, martini cocktails and light meals, Alexander Bar is building a loyal base of Cape Town regulars and becoming a happy discovery for visitors.

No Reviews

Bay Harbour Market

Village Marketplaces in Hout Bay

Join a vibrant and creative market on the water's edge in Hout Bay. Taking place in the authentic part of the harbour, the Bay Harbour Market is definitely worth a whirl. The revamped old Sea Harvest fish factory hosts more than 100 stalls and includes external tented alleys and courtyards. People of all ages and cultures come to enjoy the festivities, food and live music. Open Friday 17:00 – 21:00, Saturday 09:00 – 17:00 and Sunday 10:00 – 16:00 at 31 Harbour Road, Hout Bay.

No Reviews

Sea Point Promenade

Popular Attractions in Sea Point

The Sea Point Promenade is an attractive paved walkway that stretches from the Green Point Lighthouse to the other side of Sea Point, much loved by the locals and visitors. The walkway is flanked by well-manicured lawns, popular for picnics and informal soccer or cricket games. It’s a fabulous place to walk, ogle passers by, or kick back and appreciate the cosmopolitan vibe. You'll have access to a few small beaches from the walkway. Photo by Hilton Teper [CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

No Reviews

Melkbos Beach

Beaches in Melkbosstrand

The first West Coast beach you will encounter on leaving Cape Town is Melkbos. Perfect for long, lazy walks and safe swimming, Melkbos Beach offers beautiful views of Robben Island and Table Mountain. The sunsets are stunning. Good surfing conditions can be found at Corner, Tubewave and Derdesteen. Melkbos Beach is also a popular spot for kitesurfing, windsurfing, crayfishing and boating.

No Reviews

31

Bars Nightclubs in City Centre

Situated 31 floors above Cape Town's city center, 31 offers nightlife like no other with awesome views of, Table Mountain, the V&A Waterfront, and out as far as Somerset West. Catering to valued international and local clientele, 31 has the status of an international nightclub. Expect a gorgeous crowd, views and the hottest new music.

No Reviews

De Grendel

Wine Estates in Tygerberg

Synonymous with quality, De Grendel has established themselves as a key player in the South African wine industry. Using Feng Shui principles, the cellar is magnificently designed to blend old with new. The tasting room itself spills out onto the verandah, where you can indulge in the beautiful views of Table Mountain while enjoying a delicious glass of wine. Visitors are guided by expert tasting presenters, 7 days a week. Tasting Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 – 17:00; Saturday, 10:00 – 16:00; Sunday, 10:00 – 16:00.

No Reviews

Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Next

Things to Do in Cape Town

Cape Town

Things To Do

Cape Town Overview

The Little Theatre Complex

Platteklip to Upper Cableway Station Walk

Cape Town Diamond Museum

Chapmans Peak Hike

Mangwanani African Spa Waterfront

Clovelly Wetland Walk

Koeberg Nature Reserve

Strand Beach

Imhoff Equestrian Centre

Alexander Bar and Cafe

Bay Harbour Market

Sea Point Promenade

Melkbos Beach

31

De Grendel

about safarinow.com

list with us