Discover Chapman’s Peak Drive, one of Cape Town’s most scenic coastal routes. This guide covers what makes Chappies famous, what to expect on the drive, practical travel tips, and worthwhile stops in Hout Bay, including Mariner’s Wharf and Fisherman’s World at Mainstream Mall.
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Winter in Cape Town brings cooler days, dramatic weather, quieter restaurants, and some of the Cape’s best seasonal experiences. Here’s what to expect, what to pack, where to stay, and how to make the most of the city between June and August.
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Things to Do on Rainy Days in Cape Town Cape Town is well worth visiting in the winter months. While summer draws the biggest crowds, winter offers a quieter experience and the chance to enjoy the city’s main attractions without the crowds. Temperatures remain mild by international standards, but rain is common, and rainy days
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Late summer is a great time to be outdoors in Cape Town. Warm days, beautiful light, and slightly calmer conditions make it ideal for hikes, beach time, coastal walks, and getting out on the water.
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Best Cape Town Surf Spots: Where to Paddle Out This Season Cape Town’s coastline offers an impressive mix of mellow beach breaks, fast barrels, and heavy reef waves. South swells roll in year-round, shaped by two oceans and the peninsula’s changing winds. It’s a city where beginners find long, gentle lines to practise pop-ups, while
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Robben Island – A Visitor’s Guide Robben Island is one of Cape Town’s most significant heritage sites and a key part of the city’s Big Six attractions. It lies a short ferry ride from the V&A Waterfront, yet its history spans centuries and continues to shape visitors’ understanding of South Africa’s past. Many people go
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Chef-Recommended Restaurants in Camps Bay and Beyond Cape Town’s food scene has long been one of its greatest draws. From relaxed seaside cafés to innovative fine-dining rooms, the city’s chefs celebrate local produce and bold ideas. Recently, The Inside Guide asked some of South Africa’s top chefs to share their favourite places to eat —
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Terrific Tidal Pools in Cape Town: 10 Beautiful Spots to Swim and Explore Cape Town’s coastline is home to more than twenty tidal pools, each offering a safe, scenic way to enjoy the ocean. These natural saltwater pools allow swimmers to experience the freshness of the sea without strong currents or large waves, and the
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Visiting Groot Constantia: Cape Town’s Oldest Wine Estate Just 25 minutes from the city centre, Groot Constantia is where Cape Town’s wine story began. The estate dates back to 1685 and holds the title of South Africa’s oldest wine-producing farm. It is among Cape Town’s most visited vineyards and part of the Mother City’s Big
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Visiting the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway: A Helpful Guide for Travellers Table Mountain is Cape Town’s most famous landmark, recognised as one of the New7Wonders of Nature and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also one of Cape Town’s Big Six attractions, six remarkable landmarks that define the city. Table Mountain is the only
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