Cape Town
Stunning mountain views, gorgeous beaches, and a relaxed coastal vibe. We completely fell in love with Cape Town after spending a month there in Jan 2025.
You can soak up the sun on Clifton’s sandy shores or watch surfers catch waves at Muizenberg. If you love the outdoors, there’s plenty to do—from hiking up Table Mountain to cycling CHapman’s Peak Drive.
When it’s time to eat, you’ll find a lively food scene that blends local Cape Malay, African, and global flavours in delicious ways. Above all, the people here are warm and friendly, making it easy to feel at home wherever you go.
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Where To Stay
The ideal place to stay is in Seapoint, especially on the southern part. You have easy access to the city, a stunning promenade to walk and run along and you can also get to the beach areas of Clifton and Camp’s Bay easily as well as Table Mountain and Lion’s Head. There are tonnes of cafes, restaurants and bars and the vibe is very safe (for Cape Town standards). If not Seapoint, then Greenpoint is your next best option.
Our guide to hiking Lion’s Head, the most stunnign views of Cape Town