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One of Cape Town’s most iconic landmarks, Table Mountain dominates the city’s skyline with its flat-topped peak. This natural wonder is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has breathtaking panoramic views of the city, coastline, and the Atlantic Ocean. There are two ways to reach the summit: hiking or taking the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway.
Robben Island
Robben Island holds a significant place in South Africa’s history. It’s primarily known for its former use as a maximum-security prison where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were held during the apartheid era. Today, it stands as a powerful symbol of the country’s journey to democracy and reconciliation. An incredible place to tour.
V&A Waterfront
The Victoria & Alfred (V&A) Waterfront is Cape Town’s premier shopping, dining, and entertainment hub. Take time to explore the shops, boutiques, and markets. You’ll find unique South African art, crafts, and fashion. And when you’re done, stop at one of the restaurants for a great meal.
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Cape Town is home to many vibrant spots, and Muizenberg Beach is one of its most colorful attractions. It’s best known for its brightly painted beach huts that come in all the colors of the rainbow, in addition to being one of the city’s most popular surfing spots.
Boulders Beach
South Africa probably isn’t where you’d expect to see penguins, but that’s exactly the kind of experience you’ll get at Boulders Beach. A colony of African penguins settled on its shores in 1982, and they’ve been attracting curious tourists and nature lovers ever since.
Clifton 4th
Cape Town is home to so many beaches that it’s difficult for them to stand out, yet Clifton 4th manages to do so. The beaches of the affluent Clifton neighborhood are best known for their almost pure white sand, and this one is most popular with tourists and locals alike.
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]]>No matter what your goals for your trip to Cape Town are, there is one thing that you absolutely cannot pass up on doing while there: heading up to the top of Table Mountain.
Located in a nature reserve that separates Cape Town naturally from its inland suburbs, Table Mountain towers over 3,500 feet above the surrounding area and offers a perfect natural vantage point to see the city, the surrounding landscape, False Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean in all of its glory.
There are two popular options for getting to the top of the mountain: a suspended cable car that offers 360 degree views on its way up to the summit and back, and hiking trails which lead up to the summit.
The cable car is a great option if you do not want to take on a big hike, and it’s an experience that you won’t soon forget. Just grab it from the lower station near the Oranjezicht neighborhood and ride it to the top!
Hiking is also fun if you want to get a little bit of exercise in, and it will take you a couple of hours to get to the top of the mountain if you take the popular Platteklip Gorge route, which is not overly strenuous and takes a couple of hours each way.
So, be sure to make time to plan a day to visit this iconic Cape Town spot if you are planning a vacation to this lovely city.
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