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How​ ​to​ ​Plan​ ​a​ ​Perfect​ ​Trip​ ​to​ ​Cape​ ​Town

This​ ​South​ ​African​ ​capital​ ​is​ ​one​ ​of​ ​the​ ​most​ ​loved​ ​cities​ ​in​ ​the​ ​world.​ ​Glamorous​ ​and invigorating,​ ​Cape​ ​Town’s​ ​appeal​ ​lies​ ​in​ ​the​ ​emblematical​ ​Table​ ​Mountain​ ​that​ ​is​ ​visible from​ ​every​ ​part​ ​of​ ​the​ ​city.​ ​

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How​ ​to​ ​Plan​ ​a​ ​Perfect​ ​Trip​ ​to​ ​Cape​ ​Town

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  1. How​​​​to​​​​Plan​​​​a​​​​Perfect​​​​Trip​​​​to​​​​Cape​​​​Town This​​South​​African​​capital​​is​​one​​of​​the​​most​​loved​​cities​​in​​the​​world.​​Glamorous​​and invigorating,​​Cape​​Town’s​​appeal​​lies​​in​​the​​emblematical​​Table​​Mountain​​that​​is​​visible from​​every​​part​​of​​the​​city.​​This​​city​​has​​many​​things​​to​​offer​​to​​every​​type​​of​​a​​traveller.​​To make​​sure​​you​​get​​the​​best​​out​​of​​your​​Cape​​Town​​experience,​​here​​are​​five​​things​​to consider​​while​​you​​plan​​a​​perfect​​trip​​this​​South​​African​​port​​city. Plan​​​​ahead,​​​​book​​​​early: Try​​this​​vacation​​planner​​to​​make​​sure​​you​​do​​not​​miss​​out​​on​​any​​fun.​​Whether​​planning​​a foodie​​vacation,​​or​​an​​adrenalin​​adventure,​​or​​a​​relaxing​​family​​holiday;​​make​​a​​list​​of​​all​​the places​​you​​wish​​to​​visit​​and​​book​​your​​tickets​​in​​advance. Tip:​​​​Hop​​on​​the​​City​​sightseeing​​red​​bus Pack​​​​well: The​​weather​​here​​is​​quite​​unpredictable,​​so​​be​​prepared.​​A​​warm​​day​​can​​suddenly​​turn​​into a​​cold​​evening​​as​​the​​South​​Easter​​picks​​up.​​Study​​the​​weather​​conditions​​and​​pack accordingly. Tip:​​​​Always​​keep​​a​​jacket​​or​​raincoat​​handy. Check​​​​out​​​​the​​​​little-known​​​​places Want​​to​​experience​​Cape​​Town​​like​​a​​local.​​Here​​is​​how:​​Get​​a​​haircut​​at​​Yogi’s​​on Buitengracht​​Street;​​Dine​​at​​Fish​​on​​the​​Rocks​​in​​Hout​​Bay;​​surf​​with​​the​​Muizenberg​​locals; read​​a​​book​​at​​The​​Book​​Lounge;​​gorge​​on​​some​​fish​​&​​chip​​at​​Kalky’s;​​walk​​through​​the

  2. Tokai​​Forest;​​watch​​a​​rugby​​match​​at​​Newlands​​Stadium;​​and​​spend​​a​​relaxing​​night​​at Rafikis​​Restaurant​​&​​Bar. Make​​​​friends​​​​with​​​​the​​​​locals: South​​Africans​​are​​known​​for​​being​​for​​being​​warm,​​friendly​​and​​approachable.​​Engage​​with the​​locals,​​make​​friends​​and​​even​​go​​dining​​with​​them.​​We​​are​​sure​​you​​will​​have​​a​​gala​​time listening​​to​​all​​the​​tales​​they​​will​​have​​for​​you. Tip:​​​​Do​​try​​the​​South​​African​​favourites,​​Biltong​​and​​Sosaties.

  3. Indulge​​​​in​​​​some​​​​street​​​​shopping: Browse​​through​​local​​markets​​and​​take​​home​​small​​gifts​​and​​mementoes,​​souvenirs, handmade​​garments,​​high-end​​African​​art,​​and​​locally​​produced​​jewellery,​​textiles,​​toys​​and more. Tip:​​​​Shop​​at​​the​​City​​centre.​​Start​​on​​the​​Long​​Street​​and​​make​​your​​way​​through​​the​​Bree street. Here​​​​are​​​​a​​​​few​​​​touristy​​​​things​​​​to​​​​do​​​​in​​​​Cape​​​​Town: ● Visit​​the​​Table​​Mountain​​National​​Park​​and​​the​​Cape​​of​​Good​​Hope ● Walk​​through​​the​​Kirstenbosch​​National​​Botanical​​Garden ● Relax​​on​​the​​Boulders​​Beach ● Explore​​the​​Robben​​Island ● Shop​​and​​dine​​at​​the​​Victoria​​&​​Alfred​​Waterfront Cape​​​​Town​​​​fact​​​​file: ● Getting​​in​​is​​easy.​​Fly​​to​​the​​Cape​​Town​​International​​Airport,​​or​​take​​The​​Blue​​Train, drive​​in​​through​​major​​highways,​​or​​take​​a​​cruise​​to​​reach​​Cape​​Town. ● The​​local​​currency​​is​​South​​African​​Rand. ● People​​drive​​on​​the​​left-hand​​side​​of​​the​​road. ● The​​calling​​code​​is​​+27 When​​in​​Cape​​Town,​​do​​not​​forget​​to​​take​​the​​cable​​car​​ride​​up​​the​​Table​​Mountain.​​The views​​from​​the​​top​​are​​marvellous.

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