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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Downtown Ramen

District Six lunch

dinner

Hidden atop a steep stairway, this unassuming ramen restaurant is a true hidden gem. With its authentic Japanese cuisine and rustic, cozy interior, it's definitely a neighbourhood fav. And by far the best Shoyu Ramen we've had in Cape Town.

Our Local

Gardens lunch dinner coffee & tea

breakfast

When we're in town, we love to start our day at Our Local. Preferably with Eggs Florentine, a Mimosa and a good book. Maybe stay for lunch with a friend, so a Caesar Salad and another drink (this time it's probably a Cosmo). Coffee and cake in the afternoon, then dinner with the family. And did we mention it's also a plant shop? What can we say, we LOVE this neighbourhood gem.

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Cape Town & Cape Peninsulain South Africa