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South Africa’s Most Famous Spot
Situated at the southern most tip of Africa where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans collide is South Africa's mother city, Cape Town. It is South Africa's primary destination that sees close to 70% of people from the Uk making Cape Town a component of their getaway itinerary.
Cape Town is South Africa's earliest city and gives tourists brilliant shopping arcades, eating out and several other interesting attractions all under the background of the iconic Table Mountain. The Victoria and Albert Waterfront is the perfect spot for a touch of retail therapy before discovering a restaurant where you'll be able to sit outside and watch the world pass by all year round.
Attractions in Cape Town include the Two Oceans aquarium, a craft market or you may choose to enjoy the local artists perform at the amphitheatre. Robben Island was the prison where Nelson Mandela spent many years and it is open to people who can get there by a brief boat journey.
Cape Point has claimed a large number of shipwrecks over the years and it is well worth visiting the point that is at the very tip of Africa. The trip over Chapman's Peak is as magnificent as the view from Cape Point with its hairpin bends and steep cliffs.
Combined with finding lots of activities to do in Cape Town, it's also a fantastic starting point to discover the surrounding area of the Western Cape. The winelands of Paarl, Franshoek and Stellenbosch are in demand with both self drive and escorted excursions. Between July and October, the town of Hermanus is regarded as among the recommended locations on the planet where it is possible to whale watch from the shoreline.
The dazzling panorama of Cape Town makes it a great place to spend your getaway for those seeking action, amusement or relaxation. A extensive selection of lodging is available for all budgets.
Cape Town is the single most popular destination in South Africa for British tourists. An incredible 70% of Brits who travel there include Cape Town as part of their travel plans.