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• Formerly known as "Malay Quarter", Bo Kaap is a vibrant neighborhood rich in history and culture. Fascinating colorful houses, steep cobbled streets, art galleries, Cape Malay cuisine, spectacular views of Signal Hill with its Noon Gun, Bo Kaap has a lot to offer.
• This one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World. It is arguably South Africa's best-known landmark. Enjoy the ride in the rotating state-of-the-art cable car to the top of the mountain in 5 minutes. Panoramic views of rocky terrains, golden beaches and Robben Island are with no match.
• The Twelve Apostles Mountain Range forms the back of Table Mountain; it is one of the most scenic stretches of coast in the world. Magnificent crags, ridges, ravines, gorges with towering crests of the mountains alongside the Atlantic Ocean, with stunning beaches and magnificent granite rock formations.
• This is the most scenic drive in Cape Town. It is one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world. with 114 curves, the Atlantic ocean below and towering mountains rising above you, the drive is a paradise for bikers, runners, picnickers, motorists and sightseers.
• The Village is surrounded by a variety of excellent restaurants, cafes, bakery, bars and shops. Treasured with a tranquil farm atmosphere, the spot is an ideal for a short break to enjoy a cup of coffee or shop for some souvenirs.
• The Cape of Good Hope forms the southernmost tip of South Africa's Cape Peninsula. It is among the most famous capes in maritime history. The Cape opened the first ever all-maritime route between Europe and the Far East. The Cape was waypoint on the Cape Route and the Clipper Route to the Far East and Australia. Rugged cliffs, unspoiled beaches, fantastic walks, centuries-old lighthouses, the Nature Reserve is dramatic, with a unique diversity of Fauna and flora, a breathtaking scenery.
• The beach remains among few places in the world where one can have a closer experience with the African Penguins. Visitors may get closer to the African Penguins waddling on the beach or lounging on the rocks. Besides, the beach is an ideal spot for swimming and sunbathing. Fine restaurants, cafes and shops are available.
• The monument is a memorial to the only dog, in South Africa, ever officially enlisted in the Royal Navy. Ranked 'Able Seaman', Just Nuisance performed his military, boosted the morale of all those involved in fighting the war from the South Atlantic Station and he was renowned for the love and care he showed for his sailor mates.
• This small picturesque beach is located on the warm False Bay coastline. Its colorful Victorian-style bathing huts, tidal pools and rock pools offer eye-catching photographs. Explore this Bohemian style neighborhood with a collection of bars, cafés, restaurants, art galleries and fashion shops.