Explore South Africa

A few of our favourite places, views, wine farms, beaches, and little adventures while you’re here.

Cape Town Favourites

  • Table Mountain


    Whether you take the cable car up or hike your way to the top, the views over Cape Town are unforgettable. If you’re up for a bit of adventure, we highly recommend hiking Skeleton Gorge up the mountain and taking the cable car back down for some of the best panoramic views in the city.

  • Clifton Fourth Beach


    Arguably one of the most iconic beaches in the world. White sand, beautiful sunsets, and some of the most beautiful beaches in Cape Town. But be warned the water is icy.

  • Boulders Beach

    Tiny penguins wandering around the beach. Enough said. There is a small SANParks conservation fee to enter. If you’d like to swim nearby, head down towards the sheltered beach coves just beyond the boardwalks where penguins are often swimming alongside visitors.

  • Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens

    Beautiful mountain-side gardens that feel almost unreal in spring and summer. Go for a picnic, or good photo opps. This is also a great starting spot for a hike up Table Mountain.

  • Hout Bay Harbour Lunch

    Fresh seafood, ocean air, seals everywhere, and the kind of lunch that somehow turns into the whole afternoon. Super chill low key harbour vibes, but the best fish and chips in the country at Mariner’s Wharf

  • Zeitz MOCAA

    A world-class museum of contemporary African art housed inside a converted grain silo. For all the art or architecture lovers this is a must visit.

  • Bo Kaap

    Visit this vibrant neighbourhood in the heart of Cape Town. We recommend doing a walking tour where you can learn more about Cape Malay culture, wander through the colourful streets, and take some very photo-worthy pictures.

  • Hermanus

    If you are up for a bit of a drive, this is a beautiful coastal town famous for whale watching, ocean views, and little seaside restaurants. We will be at the end of whale season, so if seeing a whale is on your bucket list this is a must do.

Our Favourite Wine Farms

  • Babylonstoren

    Probably one of the most beautiful farms in the country. We highly recommend stopping by the Greenhouse Restaurant.

  • Boschendal


    Perfect for long lunches, picnics, wine tasting, and spending the entire afternoon under the trees. One of the most picturesque farms.

  • Vergelegen

    Known for its incredible gardens, massive camphor trees, and beautiful wine estate setting. Even if you arent a wine drinker we would recommend this farm. Fun fact: this is also where Sherif asked Jolanda’s parents if he could marry their daughter.

  • Delaire Graff

    Views, wine, art, architecture, incredible food. A very special place. We highly recomend their Coastal Cuvee Sauvignon Blanc.

  • Delheim

    A relaxed and beautiful family-owned wine farm with amazing scenery and wine tasting. A great indoor tasting room just incase their is some bad weather

  • Fairview


    One of the most iconic wine farms in the Cape, known for its wine and cheese tastings, beautiful countryside setting, and famous resident goats. Even non-wine drinkers will have a good time here.

  • Franschhoek Wine Tram

    CAN’T DECIDE WHERE TO GO?

    We highly recommend doing the Franschhoek Wine Tram for a full day of wine farms, beautiful scenery, and very little responsibility. You will see some of the top top wine farms in Franschhoek.

Want To See Wildlife?

  • Aquila Private Game Reserve

    One of the closest safari options to Cape Town and perfect for a day trip or overnight stay. Approximately a 2-hour drive from Cape Town.

  • Inverdoorn Game Reserve


    Beautiful scenery, luxury lodge vibes, and opportunities to spot the Big Five. Approximately a 2.5-hour drive from Cape Town.

  • Kruger National Park

    OUR RECO FUR THE FULL SAFARI EXPERIENCE

    One of the most famous safari destinations in the world, known for incredible wildlife sightings, unforgettable game drives, and beautiful luxury lodges. Easily accessible via a short domestic flight from Cape Town to one of the nearby safari airports.

  • Sabi Sands

    FOR A LUXURY EXPERIENCE

    A private game reserve bordering Kruger National Park, known for ultra-luxury lodges, intimate safari experiences, and some of the best wildlife viewing in Africa. Most lodges are reachable via a short domestic flight from Cape Town, followed by a quick game drive or lodge transfer.