Cape Town Attractions

South Africa’s Western Cape is a place of unrivalled beauty and draws visitors from around the world. Apart from its exotic flora and fauna, the fertile vineyards producing excellent wines, the Western Cape is also home to two of South Africa’s most famous landmarks - Cape Point and Table Mountain. Add the gorgeous white sand beaches, the amazing ocean and vibrant Cape Town, and you have the perfect place to spend the vacation of a life time. Overlooked by the majestic Table Mountain, Cape Town is one of the most amazing cities in the world with a variety of architectural styles that reflect the rich history of the city and the country.
Cape Town attractions are rich and varied and offer something for everybody.
Cape Town offers visitors an amazing shopping experience with many first class shopping malls, craft markets, flea markets and open air markets. Other shopping attractions include art galleries, antique shops and an amazing array of gourmet restaurants serving delicious South African Wines including Constantia wines, some of South Africa’s finest.
One of Cape Town attractions are its amazing beaches stretching from the Victoria & Albert Waterfront in the north and along the western coast of the cape to Hout Bay. Along the length of the coastline you will find many attractions and first class Cape Town hotels offering guests standards of luxury and service that are the best in South Africa.

Attractions in Cape Town

The Atlantic coast includes residential areas such as Mouille Point, Green Point, Sea Point, Fresnaye, Bantry Bay, Clifton, Camps Bay, Bakoven, Llandudno and Hout Bay. All the areas offer first class accommodation for visitors either in private villas, self catering units, guest houses and hotels and all with easy access to the most sought after of Cape Town attractions, the amazing white sand beaches and the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

Green Point

Green Point is one of the trendiest spots in Cape Town. Amongst the attractions Green Point offers visitors is the “Cape Quarter”, an up market shopping center that is the essence of “Cape Town Cool”. Green Point, with its narrow streets, sidewalk cafes and exclusive shops, feels like a small village. But at night, the “village” wakes up when the many pubs, bars, cabarets, restaurants and nightclubs become the Cape Town attractions everybody wants to enjoy.
Green Point Common is also the site for one of Cape Town’s largest arts and crafts markets. Open every Sunday morning, this most vibrant and colorful of Cape Town attractions gives you a chance to see and buy traditional African arts and crafts.

Sea Point

Once a center of crime, Sea Point is now a cosmopolitan center, active 24 hours a day and one of the preferred place for the young and successful to make their homes along its magnificent beaches.
Yet another one of Cape Town attractions for visitors to enjoy is the Sea Point Promenade. Stretching from Bantry Bay to Mouille Point, the promenade draws people who want to jog alongside the Atlantic, others who want to relax with a cool drink and a good meal and others who want to watch the awesome sunsets when the Ocean swallows the sun and paints the sky orange.
Sea Point also hosts other attractions for the visitor, including many bars, cafes and restaurants, many shops and even a swimming pool with one Olympic sized pool and two children’s pools for those who don’t like the sea.