Cape Town is one of the world's most beautiful cities and a top international destination. Large numbers of tourists flock to Cape Town to enjoy this unique city with its fascinating history, interesting culture, natural beauty, award winning wines and laidback lifestyle. Whether you are a serious tourist or just want to lie on the beach and enjoy life, Cape Town will satisfy your needs.
At the southernmost tip of Africa, in South Africa’s Western Cape, lies Cape Agulhas, a small coastal village set within a windswept landscape of fynbos plains, low dunes and rugged shoreline. This quiet, remote destination is defined by its raw natural beauty and its significance as the official meeting point of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Travellers are drawn to the iconic Cape Agulhas Lighthouse, historic shipwreck sites and the surrounding Agulhas National Park, where coastal trails reveal dramatic sea views and unique biodiversity. Outdoor activities include walking along exposed beaches, birdwatching around seasonal wetlands and exploring the dramatic coastline shaped by powerful ocean currents. With crashing surf, sweeping horizons and salt-laden winds, Cape Agulhas offers a contemplative escape rooted in geography, history and the elemental force of nature.
Located along the well-known Route 62 in South Africa’s beautiful Klein Karoo, the charming town of Oudtshoorn is known as the ostrich capital of the world. It is surrounded by numerous ostrich farms and the golden arid landscape of the Karoo. Visitors can enjoy the locally produced wine and port; sample ostrich meat and biltong; learn about the ostrich feather boom at the C.P. Nel Museum; and visit the world-renowned Cango Caves, the largest cave system in Africa featuring ancient rock formations and sparkiling stalactites and stalagmites. Other popular activities include: mountain biking, paragliding, horse riding, and taking a day trip to the quaint town of Prince Albert over the scenic Swartberg Pass.
Set on South Africa's spectacular Garden Route along the Indian Ocean coastline, Wilderness is a charming seaside town renowned for its pristine beaches, tranquil lagoon and lush indigenous forests. The town lies between the Kaaimans River, the Goukamma Nature Reserve and the majestic Outeniqua Mountains, offering an extraordinary variety of landscapes to explore. The nearby Wilderness National Park, a Ramsar-listed wetland of international importance, is home to diverse birdlife and wildlife, including the striking Knysna turaco. Visitors can enjoy whale and dolphin watching at Dolphin Point, as well as hiking, canoeing, cycling, horse riding and a variety of adventure activities. Charming cafés, restaurants, shops and art galleries add to the appeal of this scenic Garden Route destination.
Situated in the spectacularly scenic Western Cape Province, the Breede River Valley is home to some of South Africa's greatest wine-producing areas. The partially navigable river offers the unique opportunity to taste wine while cruising its calm waters. This picturesque valley is peppered with a handful of quaint farming towns, including Robertson, Ashton, Bonnievale, McGregor, Tulbagh and Montagu. It falls along the incredibly popular Route 62, which is said to be one of the longest wine routes in the world. Soak up the magnificent views of majestic mountains meeting fertile plains swathed in vineyards; sample a wide variety of delicious local wines and immerse yourself in the relaxed country atmosphere. Canoeing, fishing and hiking are on offer for adventurous types.
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