Holidays to Cape Town

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Cape Town Vacation Packages

The population of this area of Western Cape is around 3,400,000.

The national capital of Pretoria is situated 810 miles northeast of Cape Town, while Grotto Bay is 30 miles to the north.

Some renowned sights that encompass all that is great about this destination, Table Mountain and Victoria and Alfred Waterfront are not to be missed.

Leave the grown-up world behind for a while and be transported into a place of imagination at Ratanga Junction and World of Birds. The Redberry Farm and the Cape Town Film Studios are also well worth checking out if the little ones still have energy to burn.

Rediscover your sense of wonder amid the carefully recreated marine environments at Two Oceans Aquarium.

Take snapshots, enjoy the interpretive displays and learn all about different ecosystems at the Monkey Town Primate Centre. Be sure to ask at the entrance about hands-on activities and where to find the zoo's most popular species.

Brewing expert or not, head on over to the Newlands Brewery for a look inside the facilities. Here you'll be able to watch the brewers in action as they transform the malt, hops, water and yeast into a delicious final brew.

Speed freaks are sure to enjoy the thrills, spills and high-octane action at the Killarney Race Circuit.

The region's wine yards sure know how to rouse the senses. Meet the cellar masters, sample the latest vintage and enjoy a fantastic day out at the Spier Wine Estate and the Zevenwacht Wine Estate. Afterwards, if you have sufficient time, think about visiting the Vergelegen Wine Estate or the Zevenwacht Wine Estate.

If you're somebody who loves to place a bet occasionally, you should consider checking out the GrandWest Casino & Entertainment World.

Marvel at the wide range of plants and flowers on display when you stop by the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens and the Arderne Gardens. Budding young botanists might also want to take in the collection at the University of Stellenbosch Botanical Garden and the Butterfly World Tropical Garden.

On a fine day, pack a picnic and find a shady corner at one of the scenic green spaces, such as Company's Garden or Constantiaberg. There's also plenty of room to lay about on the grass at De Waal Park and Green Point Park.

Whether you're searching for a specific map or some general tips, the staff at Go That Way Tourist Info Centre are here to help.

Skim some stones, listen to the birds and have a bite to eat at Eskom Palmiet Visitor Centre.

If you feel like wandering along a shoreline, watching the seabirds or just laying back by the water's edge, make your way to Boulders Beach or Sunset Beach. Locals might also recommend Dolphin Beach and Camps Bay Beach.

Need to escape the stresses of modern life? Head out on an adventure to Cape of Good Hope and Robben Island. Nature-loving visitors will also have a wonderful time at Signal Hill and Lions Head.

See the world in a different light by spending some time at one of the area's educational cultural institutions. Savour the quiet and relaxing atmosphere as you check out the displays at the District Six Museum and the South African Jewish Museum. The Gold of Africa Museum and South African Missionary Meeting House Museum are also worth looking at.

Hear stories of sail and steam at the Union Castle House, the best seafaring museum in the area.

The science museums here are great for both science history buffs and those vacationers just hoping for something a bit more engaging to do. Begin your day of discovery at South African Astronomical Observatory, and then press on at the Cape Town Science Centre or Bishopsford Bonsai Nursery.

The natural world offers more treasures than just one person could hope to see in a lifetime. Luckily, institutions such as the Cape Town Museum and the Slave Lodge make it easier for us by collecting them all in a single building. The remarkable collections at the South African Museum and Planetarium are also worth checking out.

Expand your understanding of art and design, and maybe even get something to take back home with you at one of the area's numerous gallery and exhibition spaces. Soak up the creative atmosphere at the South African National Gallery and the Old Town House. If you can fit them in, the What If The World and the Irma Stern Museum are also well worth your time.

Journey back to a time long since forgotten and discover stories of the past at the Bo Kaap Museum or the Rhodes Cottage Museum. The Hout Bay Museum and the Iziko Social History Resource Centre are also worthy choices.

Clock Tower and the University of Cape Town are certainly worth visiting, even if you're not that into history. More tales from a bygone era are waiting for you at the Rhodes Memorial and Parliament of South Africa.

Examining the well-preserved defensive structures at Chavonnes Battery Museum is a rewarding way to discover Cape Town's military history.

Medieval castles sometimes seem as though they've come straight out of the history channel, and you'll find that Castle of Good Hope is no exception.

The area's spiritual side can be experienced at St. George's Cathedral and Groote Kerk. If you'd like to look at some more religious sites, have a walk about the Palm Tree Mosque and the Auwal Mosque.

Once you've ticked off the major points of interest in Cape Town, consider visiting a couple of its lesser-known sights. Hout Bay Beach and Big Bay Beach are some worthwhile options. Also, contemplate checking out the South Africa Library and the Van Ryn Brandy Cellar if you can squeeze it in.

Accommodation in Cape Town

Cape Town has a reputation as a popular destination, with as many as 425 accommodation listings available via Expedia.

The Ellerman House, at 180 Kloof Road Bantry Bay, and the One&Only Cape Town, at Dock Road, V & A Waterfront are two of the higher-quality lodgings in Cape Town. Stay at either and you'll be sure to have the best amenities in town. Alternatively, The Cape Town Palms, at 16 Elgin Road, and The Backpack - Hostel, at 74 New Church Street, are two listings worth considering if you're travelling on the cheap.

Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is a not-to-be-missed sight in Cape Town, and staying in the vicinity is a good way to really make the most of it. The Cape Grace Hotel is just 0.3 miles away. Another popular choice is The Table Bay Hotel.