Visit Beautiful Cape Town For An Experience Of A Lifetime
Posted on 28 July 2010
At the very edge of Africa on Table Bay is Cape Town, South Africa. The Dutch East India Company founded it when they needed a supply port for their big ships going to East Africa, India, and the Far East. Now it’s where the National Parliament meets and is home to the legislature and the provincial and other government offices. It’s the biggest city in terms of area and the second biggest in terms of number of people. Table Mountain, Cape Point and its harbor are the sights people often visit.
Flights into Cape Town touch down at Cape Town International Airport, located about 20 minutes from the Cape Town City Centre. Some flights, however, first stop in Johannesburg. There is no public transportation between the airport and the city. It is highly recommended to pre book transportation from the airport to the city through shuttle services of Magic Bus, City Hopper or Centurion. Private taxis are also available.
There’s something for everyone to enjoy in Cape Town. You can tour, just relax, or investigate another culture. It is one of the most visited tourist spots on the African continent, so let’s see what can be found there.
Visit Vodacom Funny Festival at Baxter Theater in Cape Town. For a good laugh, the comedy festival features both local and international comedy acts. Renowned for being Cape Town’s Winter Tonic, this festival is very popular and has many sold-out performances.
The Southern Line Train Route from Cape Town to Simon’s Town will be very much enjoyed by the people who like train journeys. The hop-on-hop-off pass will enable the visitors to delve into the magnificence of the coast with stops at the South African Astronomical Observatory and the Groote Schuur Hospital, where a heart transplant was carried out for the first time. They can also visit Table Mountain or Muizenberg Beach, which is one of the most popular surfing beaches of South Africa. Taking a break at Simon’s Town, Boulders Beach where penguin breeds in colonies or enjoy a game of golf and have lunch. This amazing terrain abounds in Cape Town en route to Simon’s Town and Southern Right whales can be seen if you visit at the right season.
If you love golf, then you will be in your element in Cape Town, which has some of the most demanding courses to be found anywhere. Get started with a nine-hole game at the Metropolitan Golf Course on the outskirts of City Centre. Its establishment dates back to 1895 so it will see remodeling quite soon. If you prefer full eighteen holes, then you will enjoy Westlake’s full course laid out under the fragrant, towering pines and sitting at the foot of lovely Silvermine Mountain. Clovelly Golf Club and Steenberg are two absolutely spectacular world-class golfing venues offering both formidable design and gorgeous environs.
After visiting places of interest in and around Cape Town, how about a little relaxation and loosening up at any one of the spas’ the city makes available for the purpose? The one at the Twelve Apostles Hotel, the Sanctuary spa has lined up an array of treatment programs like the sauna and hydrotherapy bath, Swedish massage, brine pool and hot and cold plunge pools, body wraps, native plant extract treatments and many more such ministrations. The Sanctuary Spa makes utmost use of the healing power and energies of earth, water and air to rejuvenate and replenish your mind, body and spirit.
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