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

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Kleinsky's Delicatessen

Sea Point lunch shop coffee & tea

breakfast

It's your typical New York deli–think Everything Bagel, Shmear, Pastrami–but it's not in New York. This Sea Point gem is perfect for breakfast, lunch or grabbing a classic New York bagel to-go! And word on the street is they have the best pastrami in all of Cape Town.

SANS & Pauline's

Sea Point shop

coffee & tea

Conscious and organic, SANS and Pauline's is a neighbourhood grocery store that's all about ethically sourced produce. It's one of our favourite places to shop in town.

Tokara Delicatessen

drinks

shop

Nestled on the upper slopes of the Simonsberg mountain, the Tokara vineyard and olive grove look over both False Bay and Table Mountain. With various dining spaces, wine tasting, and art, connected by gentle walks through the olive groves and vineyards, Tokara offers a whole range of experiences. Their delicatessen is filled with seasonal supplies and overlooks the estate’s impressive grounds.

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Cape Town & Cape Peninsulain South Africa