Visit the most popular and the most visited winery in South Africa. There is great wines which have been produced since the arrival of the Dutch in the 1600. Visit the museum which provides the history of wine production in South Africa. Learn about the how the first winery used slave labor to achieve their goal. Learn about the contribution of slavery in the South African wine industry. Visit a cellar and learn how wine is produced at this historic winery. The best reds and white wines you can get in South Africa.

Visit this winery which is in Constantia, one of the most prittiest wine farms in the valley. Enjoy the great wines from this boutique winery which means they produce a limited number of fine wines. You can choose to taste indoors in their comfortable tasting rooms or outdoor admiring nature on the wooden picnic tables and chairs under the trees. This winery is in a very attractive setting hence it has several photogenic locations. The wines are among some of the finest in South Africa.

Visit the Cape's first farm which was established in 1682 soon after the arrival of the Dutch. With spectacular views at the the foot of Constantia Hills.. Explore this vineyard steeped in heritage and rich history. Taste the outstanding wines some of which are the Sauvignon Blanc and the Method Cap Classique of South Africa. There is also an 18 hole championship golf course to top it up. This is a complete leisure in idyllic Constantia. A great location for nice pictures as a small group.

Visit this exquisite beach one of the 10 beaches on the Blue Flag list. Take a walk on this almost 9 km long beach with pure white sand and splashing cool waves all year round. Opt to ride a horse the length and breath of this amazing beach. Lookout for a shipwreck right in the centre of this beach which attracts lots of beach goers.

Explore this architectural feat an almost 10 km scenic drive with 114 curves. Take photos on uncountable photo stops with amazing backdrops of either the ocean, dramatic mountains or the African Blue skies. Take a view of the Long beach from this magnificent scenic drive. Learn about the history of this scenic drive which took 7 years to build between 1915 and 1922. In winter lookout for the whales gliding in couples along the coast.

Take a walk on the harbor while you shop for art and craft. Take a boat ride to Seal Island where you can encounter more than 5 000 seal at any one time. Grab fish and chips as this is the place known for freshest fish in Cape Town. Grab a cup of coffee as you walk around and lookout for domesticated seals out of water. Take a great selfie with the seal or get a kiss of a seal on photo.

Take a few minutes at this popular small village known to be home to international celebrities. This is a major attraction to international film stars and world renowned business people. Lookout for one of the Blue Flag beaches in town with its expensive residential properties. Learn the history of its name and how it copes with the only beach for the nude community in the City.

The most popular beach in Cape Town. Home to international celebrities and international politicians. Take a walk on this beach which is known to be the play ground of the rich and famous. Lookout for the most popular coffee shops, restaurant and international bars. Take a walk in The Cafe Caprice which attracts international models. Tale a walk on the pure white sand beach with its colorful beach umbrellas. Lookout for sexy beach bodies and sexy hunks strutting their stuff. In summer this is also a very popular film location

Visit this popular beach considered to be the main surfing spot in Cape Town. Currently home to surfing community known as Surfer's Corner. Take a walk on the pure white sand beach as you encounter many beach goers including local kids learning how to surf. Look out for the jelly fish as this is home to many of them. Take a walk to the colored houses where you can take a great selfie next to these attractive colorful house used as change rooms by the locals. There is also shark alert flags hoisted by the City of Cape Town advising beach goers of potential shark sightings. Learn how to interpret those flags as they can save your life. Along the pavilion there are several coffee shops, restaurants and bars. Grab yourself a cup of coffee or a soft cone from one of the shops. Take a dive into the cool water so you can test your swimming skills.