Western Cape Local Expert: Find Things To Do in Western Cape

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Things to do

Cape Town: Boulders Beach & Cape Point Full-Day with Meals

Cape Town: Penguins & Cape of Good Hope Day Tour with Pickup

RM118

per adult

Cape Town: Sunset Cruise by Catamaran to Table Bay

Cape Town: Sunset Catamaran Cruise on Table Bay with Bubbles

RM162

per adult

Beach Horse Ride in Yzerfontein, Western Cape

RM187

per adult

Knysna Ziplines Tour

RM212

per adult

Cape Town Full Day Table Mountain, Cape Point & Winelands Tour

RM585

per traveller

100% of travellers recommend

Half Hour Seal and Harbour Cruise from Cape Town

RM20

per adult

Ziplining with the majestic mountains as a backdrop!

Ceres Zipline Tour

RM137

per adult

Plettenberg Bay: Canyoning Trip

RM208

per adult

From Hermanus or Cape Town: Shark Cage Diving Experience

RM548

per adult

96% of travellers recommend

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Top places to visit

1. Camps Bay Beach

Enjoy the glorious soft sand, deep blue water and sophisticated ambiance of Camps Bay Beach. This attractive beach fronts Camps Bay, one of Cape Town’s most exclusive coastal suburbs. Mingle with the sun-kissed and well-heeled beachgoers, observe surfers and relax with a picnic while marveling at the spectacular natural setting.

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2. Table Mountain

Whatever else you do during your stay in Cape Town, make sure you make time for a trip to Table Mountain. Sitting higher than 1 km above sea level, it is a challenging climb to reach the summit. The breathtaking vista that awaits you at the top is a fitting reward.

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A mountainous landscape with a town nestled at its base.

3. Boulders Beach

For a day at the coast with a difference, take a drive or hop on the Southern railway line to Simon’s Town. A couple of kilometres further, and you’ll find yourself at Boulders Beach where there’s plenty to see and do all year round.

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A rocky beach with large boulders, clear turquoise water, and a few penguins on the shore.

4. Long Street

Long Street is a historic avenue with diverse international restaurants and eclectic nightlife options. With its bookstores, second-hand shops and ethnic dining establishments, it has a bohemian atmosphere and an important place in local history. Hear how the theaters on this street are renowned for having put on anti-apartheid plays in the 1970s.

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A building with a sign for 'Long Street Hotel' and 'Buena Vista Social Cafe'.

5. Cape Town Stadium

Cape Town Stadium is a state-of-the-art sports and entertainment arena that dominates the landscape of Cape Town’s Green Point district. Built as a venue for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, today this 55,000-capacity stadium springs to life when it hosts regular soccer and rugby matches. Cape Town Stadium is also a location for performances by world-famous bands and musicians.

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6. Clifton Bay Beach

Experience the pulsating heart of Cape Town’s beach scene at Clifton Bay Beach. Soak up the sun alongside a heady mix of tourists and the city’s beautiful people. Marvel at the views of rugged mountain peaks, including 2,195-feet (669-meter) tall Lion’s Head and the Twelve Apostles. Watch the luxury yachts bobbing in the piercing blue water of the Atlantic Ocean and gaze in awe at spectacular sunsets.

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7. Cape of Good Hope

The Cape of Good Hope is the perfect spot for a trip away from the city. Located 50 kilometres south of Cape Town and open daily for just a small entry fee, it is a spot where history comes alive.

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What to do in Western Cape

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Camps Bay Beach

9.2/10 (1,307 reviews)

See and be seen, admire beautiful sunsets and go hiking in the famous Twelve Apostles at one of Cape Town’s most stylish beaches.

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Where to stay in Western Cape

Find the best Western Cape areas for the activities you enjoy most.

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Victoria and Alfred Waterfront

The picture-perfect mountain views and abundant dining options are top of the list for many visitors to Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. A stop by Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa or Two Oceans Aquarium might round out your trip.

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A coastal town with rocky shores, a beach, and mountains in the background.

Camps Bay

The beaches and picture-perfect mountain views are top of the list for many visitors to Camps Bay. A stop by Camps Bay Beach or Table Mountain National Park might round out your trip.

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Sea Point

The beaches and seaside views are top of the list for many visitors to Sea Point. A stop by Sea Point Pavillion or Sea Point Promenade might round out your trip.

Cape Town City Centre

Known for its majestic mountain landscape and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in Cape Town City Centre. Check out top attractions like Cape Town City Hall and Castle of Good Hope, and jump on the metro at Woodstock Station or Esplanade Station to see more of the city.