One of the 10 Blue Flag beaches in Cape Town which is definitely a major attraction. Home to some of the most expensive residential areas in South Africa. A favorite location for international celebrities. There are 4 different beaches which make up this blue flag beach from number 1 to 4.

The most popular beach in Cape Town and one of the Blue Flag Beaches. A place to see and be seen with trendy coffee shops, bars and restaurants. A place dubbed the playground of the rich and famous as it attracts international celebrities and models. A favorite movie location especially in summer. With one of the most expensive hotels in Cape Town. Explore this pure white sand beach with clear water and colorful beach umbrellas. Look out for hunks and beautiful beach bodies enjoying themselves especially in summer . An amazing photo location with the backdrop of Table Mountain and the 12 Apostles peaks.

This tranquil village is a gem in Cape Town surrounded by mountains the ocean and the African blue sky. Home to the biggest fishing industry in Cape Town hence the fish processing factory at the harbor. Grab the freshest fish and chips in town or grab a cup of coffee. Take a walk on the harbor and look out for seals out of water. Take a 1 hour ferry trip to seal island and encounter more than 5 000 seals at any one time. Take a walk as you shop for art and craft at the harbor as you stretch before you proceed with this great experience. Look out for the many fishing boats in the bay.

Explore this architectural feat, an almost 10 km long scenic drive with 114 curves. Here are several photo spots where you can choose to stop for great photos. The drive is cut off the Chapman's Peak Mountain and is a paradise for hiking, sightseeing, cycling, running or jogging. Explore this scenic drive which is part of the biggest single timed race in the world which draws up to 50 000 cyclists annually. It is also part of the 42 km annual marathon (The Two Oceans Marathon) which draws up to 35 000 runners. Between June and November look out for whales gliding in couples along the coast. Explore this magnificent construction which worn South African engineers an award. Coming to the end of this scenic drive is Chapman's bay or Long beach which is one of the 10 blue flag beaches in Cape Town. It is an 8 km long unspoiled beach with pure white sand and a shipwreck right in the centre. Time permitting take a horse ride the length and breath of the beach.

Visit this iconic landmark, a place which shaped trade between East and West since the its discovery. Take a 10 min walk up to the upper funicular station before you take a flight of 62 steps to the lighthouse. Alternatively take a ride in the funicular to the top before you take a healthy hike to the light house. Look out for the second lighthouse which was built after the first was condemned as it could not serve its purpose. Explore the several look out points on the cliffs and grab amazing photos of the hanging cliffs. take a walk the Diaz Beach which is a beautiful beach with pure white sand but not suitable for swimming. Look out for the attractive bird life at this amazing location with lots of critters. Go whale watching from this location as it forms part of the False Bay linked to the Walker bay known to attract travelers annually for whale watching. Take a walk in this place which has been declared one of the few places in the world with the freshest air.

Take a 45 minute adventure and leisure walk from Cape Point to this great location. Look out for the amazing bird life made up of 250 bird species in this nature reserve. Take a look at the attractive plant species dominated by the fynbos family. The most outstanding being the Protea - The South African national flower. Explore this place for wild life some of which are the Chacma baboon, Zebras, Wild beast and the Antelopes. There is also an amazing array of critters and wild ostriches.It is quiet common to see baboons catching fish. The coastline is also a major attraction with rounded boulders and continuous rolls of waves splashing against the rocks. Here is an abundant marine life with seals sunbathing on the boulders. This is the most south western tip of Africa hence it is on the list of many travelers. Take selfies and group photos on the boards marked "Cape Of Good Hope" and a jaw dropping hanging cliff. This location has an amazing mist rolling almost all year round.

Visit this settlement which is one of the oldest in South Africa established in 1652. Explore on foot the main road which is lined by attractive colonial Dutch architecture and have been declared a national heritage. The main road is lined with expensive antique shops, book shops, restaurants and a few art and craft shops. The clothing shops are full of old school but highly attractive designer clothing which are exclusive to Simon's Town. Take a walk on the jetty and get close to the many fishing boats on the harbor. Look out for the war ships that include the Frigates and the submarines since this area is home to the South African Navy. The surroundings landscape is something to marvel at with jagged edged mountains on one side and the False Bay on the other. This is a peaceful place admired by all travelers as they visit because of its unique setting and surroundings. There are many restaurants which provide top quality South African dishes especially sea food.

A visit to Cape Town is not complete without a visit to these flightless birds. Take a walk to Foxy beach along the wooden board walk and come up close to more than 3 000 penguins. At this location you can easily spend the whole day as these adorable birds are simply attractive. Locals and international travelers do not have enough of them. On a good sunny day they can be seen all over even in the residential area in the neighborhood. Time permitting take a dip with these adorable birds at the boulders' beach. Surrounded by huge boulders and a small sandy beach this is a very entertaining place for a family outing. Look out for the Dasy - a well nourished rock rabbit in the fynbos plants.

Drive by this prison where Nelson Mandela spend 6 of his 27 years in prison. Considered to be one of the most dangerous prisons in South Africa because of the gangsters who operate inside the cells. Nestled at the foot of the Constantia hills close to the wineries this is s very historic prison in a historic place. The vineyards form part of a magnificent and picturesque backdrop towards the Constantia hills.

Drive by this international University currently rated the no 1 in Africa. It draws students from all over the world and has a student population of almost 30 000. The oldest University in South Africa established in 1829 and has 4 campuses.

This hospital which is in the books of history as having carried out the first ever human heart transplant in 1967. It is currently the biggest hospital in the Western Cape Province. And part of it is being used a a medical school by the University of Cape Town.