Cape Town

Arguably the most diverse province of South Africa, the Western Cape welcomes visitors with a moderate Mediterranean climate, an indigenous fynbos floral kingdom, rugged outcrops, breathtaking mountain ranges, 1000 kilometres of unspoiled beaches and a colourful cultural community reflected in the region's culinary 'delights: from a Malay bobotie to Xhosa umquomboti beer to contemporary fusion and the traditional braai (barbecue).

“This Cape is the most stately thing, and the fairest Cape we saw in the whole circumference of the earth...”, as Sir Francis Drake the navigator put so aptly when rounding the Cape of Good Hope in 1580. From its humble beginnings as a refreshment station of the Dutch East India Company around 350 years ago, the Cape has turned into the commercial, financial and industrial hub of South Africa. A must on every traveler's agenda is a visit to the Cape's many highlights, notably Table Mountain, the Castle of Good Hope, Robben Island, Kirstenbosch Garden, the City of Cape Town; the nostalgic fishermen's hamlets on the West Coast with its carpets of flowers from August until October; undulating hills and Cape Dutch architecture in the Overberg; the Boland's world-famous wineries; ostrich palaces in the Little Karoo, and evidently the Garden Route with its immense beauty.

Atlantic Seaboard
Airport and surrounds
Belville
Betty's Bay
Blouberg
Boland
Canal Walk
Cape Town CBD
Cape Town Metro
Claremont
Constantia
De Rust
De Waterkant
Durbanville
False Bay
Fish Hoek
Franschhoek
Gardens
Goodwood
Gordon's Bay
Grabouw
Hermanus
Hout Bay
Kenilworth
Kirstenbosch
Kleinmond
Kommetjie
Llandudno
Milnerton
Muizenberg
Newlands
Noordhoek
Observatory
Paarl
Pinelands
Riebeek-Kasteel
Rondebosch
Saldanha Bay
Sea Point
Somerset West
Stellenbosch
The Overberg
The West Coast
Tygervalley
Wellington
Worcester