Cape Town & Cape Peninsula
in South Africa

Sundowners on the beach. Unparalleled balmy weather. And with a café culture to rival Paris or Australia? What more could you want?

how long to go for

a week

when to go

november, december, january, february, march, april

holidays

Freedom Day, Heritage Day, Day of Reconciliation

how to get there

Fly into Cape Town airport and arrange a transfer or take a taxi into town.

how to get around

on foot, by Uber, by taxi

nice to know

Cape Town is certainly lovely, but it's important to stick to "safe areas" and keep an eye on your belongings. Pickpockets abound.

local language

Afrikaans, Xhosa, English

currency

rand

in an emergency

call 112

filter by

3 results

activity

cuisine

perfect for

price

Areas

gloobles friends

Opening times

Black Sheep Restaurant

Gardens lunch

dinner

This casual gastropub is indispensable in the Kloof Street, having been known amongst the locals as the best spot for a hearty comforting meal. Although its owners have experiences in Michelin-starred restaurants, the Black Sheep remains an unpretentious and modest dining experience. But best believe that the food is still star-worthy!

PIER

Victoria & Alfred Waterfront lunch

dinner

This luxurious ocean-side fine dining experience by John Norris-Rogers will have you savouring every bite of the multi-course meal. Their cuisine is heavily inspired by the ocean, and is best-enjoyed at a table by the window.

SALT

Kalk Bay lunch dinner

breakfast

SALT is one of those places, we still think about for days after. It's intimate, it's bustling and it's all about sharing. Grab a bottle of wine, some small plates for the table and chat the night away with your friends. Oh, and the view of the harbour is the cherry on top!

hop on the gloobles list

subscribe to our monthly and sent occasionally in-the-event-of-breaking-news newsletter

Cape Town & Cape Peninsulain South Africa