Cape Town Introduction - South Africa Travel Information

 

Cape Town is not only a beautiful city – it’s South Africa’s Mother City! The first European settlers arrived at the Cape and this city is also the origin of most South African development and research. Despite the country’s relatively short history, it is still very interesting. As a result of the Cape’s fertile land and optimal location, the Cape became an essential station for replenishing supplies for European sailors en-route to India and other foreign destinations centuries ago. Later it became a popular destination for farmers, adventurers and businessmen.

 

The following pages will inform you of the history of Cape Town and South Africa, the workings of the modern Cape region, and why South Africa is referred to as the Rainbow Nation.

 

Have a look at our extensive information on activities in and around the city center of Cape Town. Get to know the Waterfront and all its tourist attractions. Visit Stellenbosch, which has become famous for its exceptional wine regions and historic buildings that have lovingly been preserved to reflect their part in history.

 

The entire Cape region is an absolute highlight in any South African tour. Enjoy the change in landscape noticeable after just 20km. Visit the world-famous beaches, reminiscent of the Caribbean and the south of France, and don’t forget to include Camps Bay (Cape Town’s St. Tropez) in your visit to the Cape. The numerous Cape wine regions are magnificent with wines rivaling some of the best in the world – definitely worth many leisurely tastings! The mountains make for excellent hiking and beautiful vistas, and during the winter months the peaks boast a thick dusting of snow.

 

For arts and culture lovers, Cape Town offers an abundance of possibilities including art festivals, galleries, museums and many South African theatre productions. Visitors will be surprised at the vibrant colours and techniques used by South Africans.

 

The Garden Route is a further highlight on our website. The coastal towns in this region are at times approximately 500km apart and a visit is highly recommended.

 

Cape Town cannot be described in just a few words. Get to know the “One City, Many Cultures” way of life in Cape Town and observe the variations in landscape and lifestyles that others would travel throughout the world to see. Cape Town cannot be discovered in just one holiday – visitors return repeatedly to visit this beautiful country that completely captures the heart. 

 

 

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