Our next video will be our African Safari
We still can’t believe how amazing the 6 weeks in Cape Town were. If you plan to go to Cape Town, you need at LEAST 2 weeks. And with 2 weeks, here’s what we would suggest:
Week 1:
Day 1-3: Explore Cape Town
• Day 1: Arrive and settle in. Visit the V&A Waterfront for your first taste of Cape Town's charm.
• Day 2: Hike up Lion's Head with the family for stunning panoramic views of the city and coastline.
• Day 3: Discover the colorful Bo-Kaap neighborhood, known for its historic streets and vibrant culture.
Day 4-5: Nature and Wildlife
• Day 4: Explore Table Mountain, either by hiking or taking the cable car, for breathtaking vistas.
• Day 5: Visit Boulders Beach to see African penguins in their natural habitat.
Day 6-7: Cultural Experience
• Day 6: Spend a relaxing day at World of Birds, a sanctuary with a variety of bird species and serene surroundings.
• Day 7: Attend a service at Hillsong Cape Town Church and experience the local community spirit.
Week 2:
Day 8-10: Stellenbosch and Surrounds
• Day 8: Take a day trip to Stellenbosch and visit Tokara for scenic vineyard views and wine tasting.
• Day 9: Explore the charming town of Stellenbosch and its historic architecture.
• Day 10: Relax and enjoy leisure time in Cape Town, perhaps revisiting favorite spots or exploring new ones.
Day 11-14: Culinary and Local Markets
• Day 11: Visit the Oranjezicht City Farm Market for fresh local produce and delicious food stalls.
• Day 12: Beach day! Sunset Beach, Bloomberg or any of the other amazing beaches
• Day 13-14: Spend the final days shopping, relaxing on the beaches, or exploring additional attractions like Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
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1 июл 2024
