Are you searching for South Africa holidays? If your answer is yes then do not miss out the beautiful Cape Town. Below you will find the reasons why.
Two Oceans Aquarium:
Two Oceans Aquarium is a highly recommended place to visit if you are travelling to Cape Town. Also, in the best area of the city, the Waterfront. This place is simply beautiful and one of the tours most recommended by tour operators.
Table Mountain:
Distinctive symbol of the city, the table mountain is a must-see... particularly recommended the trekking uphill, as there are well marked trails and the walking has a low difficulty (the mountain is 1083 meters tall)... but also there is an overhead cable car for the lazy ones or those who cannot do trekking for different reasons.
The Cape of Good Hope :
An impressive natural reserve, The Cape of Good Hope includes half of the southern part of the Cape Peninsula. At the southern end of the peninsula two tips can be easily contemplated, one of them is the Cape of good hope (Cape of Good Hope) and the other is the tip of the Cape (Cape Point) crowned by a historic lighthouse.
Robben Island:
Not to be missed to get to know part of the dark past of South Africa, Apartheid. From the 17TH century to the 20th century, Robben Island served as a place of banishment, isolation and deprivation of liberty. Today it is heritage and houses a Museum, as a poignant reminder to the new democratic South Africa of the price paid for freedom.
Boulders Beach:
A must visit place to spend a day with the African penguins at boulders Beach, which nest here. The beach is protected and since then the Penguin population has recovered. There is only a single other place throughout Africa, where they can be observed: Betty's Bay.
Two Oceans Aquarium:
Two Oceans Aquarium is a highly recommended place to visit if you are travelling to Cape Town. Also, in the best area of the city, the Waterfront. This place is simply beautiful and one of the tours most recommended by tour operators.
Table Mountain:
Distinctive symbol of the city, the table mountain is a must-see... particularly recommended the trekking uphill, as there are well marked trails and the walking has a low difficulty (the mountain is 1083 meters tall)... but also there is an overhead cable car for the lazy ones or those who cannot do trekking for different reasons.
The Cape of Good Hope :
An impressive natural reserve, The Cape of Good Hope includes half of the southern part of the Cape Peninsula. At the southern end of the peninsula two tips can be easily contemplated, one of them is the Cape of good hope (Cape of Good Hope) and the other is the tip of the Cape (Cape Point) crowned by a historic lighthouse.
Robben Island:
Not to be missed to get to know part of the dark past of South Africa, Apartheid. From the 17TH century to the 20th century, Robben Island served as a place of banishment, isolation and deprivation of liberty. Today it is heritage and houses a Museum, as a poignant reminder to the new democratic South Africa of the price paid for freedom.
Boulders Beach:
A must visit place to spend a day with the African penguins at boulders Beach, which nest here. The beach is protected and since then the Penguin population has recovered. There is only a single other place throughout Africa, where they can be observed: Betty's Bay.
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