Cape Town Explore is your gateway to discovering the Mother City — from its iconic Table Mountain and Cape Point to vibrant neighbourhoods, wine routes, and beaches. Why Cape Town should be on every travellers wish list.
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About Cape Town Explore
Cape Town Explore is a digital travel and lifestyle platform designed to showcase the very best that the Mother City and the Western Cape have to offer. From world-famous landmarks like Table Mountain and Cape Point to hidden local gems, wine estates, beaches, and restaurants — our goal is to connect travellers and locals with unforgettable experiences across the region.
We believe in promoting authentic local tourism by featuring businesses, attractions, and adventures that capture the unique spirit of Cape Town. Whether you’re planning your next getaway, looking for things to do, or searching for trusted accommodation and services, Cape Town Explore is your all-in-one guide to exploring, discovering, and experiencing more.
As part of the Explore Network, which includes South Coast Explore, North Coast Explore and Explore the world, our mission is to support local tourism, grow online visibility for small businesses, and make discovering new destinations easier than ever.
Explore with us — and see why Cape Town continues to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Cape Town Beaches
Find everything you need to know about Cape Town’s beaches, from the sheltered white-sand coves of Clifton and the palm-lined bustle of Camps Bay to the penguin-filled bays at Boulders and the surf-friendly stretches of Muizenberg and Bloubergstrand.
Cape Town -Towns and Cities
Find everything you need to know about Cape Town’s towns and nearby cities, from the historic Cape Dutch charm of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek and the bustling market life of Paarl, to the coastal villages of Hout Bay and Simon’s Town and the trendy neighbourhoods of Woodstock and Sea Point.
Cape Town Business Directory
Find everything you need to know about Cape Town businesses, from boutique shops and cafés in Woodstock and Sea Point to professional services in the CBD and coastal traders in Hout Bay and Simon’s Town.
Explore Cape Town
The Jewel of the Western Cape
Cape town Beaches
Explore all the beautiful Beaches Cape Town has to offer
Cape Town’s beaches offer something for every coastal mood — from the sheltered white-sand coves of Clifton and the palm-lined bustle of Camps Bay to the penguin-filled bays at Boulders and the surf-friendly stretches of Muizenberg and Bloubergstrand. Whether you’re after sunbathing, beginner surf lessons, dramatic photo ops of Table Mountain, or peaceful long-walks on Noordhoek, the Mother City’s coastline delivers world-class scenery and seaside experiences year-round.
Camps Bay Beach
Table Mountain
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Rising majestically over Cape Town, Table Mountain is one of the world’s most iconic landmarks. Its flat-topped summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city, coastline, and surrounding mountains, making it a must-visit for both locals and travellers. Visitors can explore its diverse flora and fauna, hike scenic trails, or take the cableway to the top for an unforgettable experience. Whether for adventure, photography, or simply soaking in the beauty, Table Mountain truly captures the spirit of the Mother City.
Cape Peninsula
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The Cape Peninsula is one of South Africa’s most scenic destinations, where rugged mountains meet the sparkling Atlantic and False Bay coasts. From the iconic Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope to charming coastal towns like Hout Bay and Simon’s Town, the peninsula is packed with natural beauty and adventure. Visitors can hike, spot wildlife such as penguins at Boulders Beach, or enjoy breathtaking drives along Chapman’s Peak. With its dramatic landscapes and diverse attractions, the Cape Peninsula offers an unforgettable escape into nature and history.
Atlantic Seaboard
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The Atlantic Seaboard stretches along Cape Town’s stunning coastline, offering breathtaking ocean views, pristine beaches, and vibrant neighbourhoods. From the luxury of Clifton and Camps Bay to the scenic beauty of Sea Point and Green Point, this coastal route is perfect for sunbathing, surfing, or simply enjoying a seaside stroll. Visitors can also explore trendy cafes, lively promenades, and outdoor activities while taking in the dramatic backdrop of the Twelve Apostles mountain range. The Atlantic Seaboard truly captures the essence of Cape Town’s coastal charm.
Actives and attractions
Outdoor attractions
Cape Town is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of attractions that showcase the city’s natural beauty. From hiking the iconic Table Mountain and exploring the Cape Peninsula’s rugged coastline, to relaxing on pristine beaches and discovering hidden waterfalls, there’s something for everyone. Adventure seekers can try surfing, paragliding, or mountain biking, while those seeking serenity can enjoy scenic drives, picnic spots, and botanical gardens. With its stunning landscapes and diverse outdoor activities, Cape Town is the perfect destination to connect with nature.
Explore the water front
The V&A Waterfront is one of Cape Town’s most vibrant destinations, offering a unique blend of shopping, dining, and entertainment against the backdrop of the city’s stunning harbour. Visitors can explore boutique shops, enjoy fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants, or take a scenic boat cruise. The area also features cultural attractions like the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, the Two Oceans Aquarium, and lively street performances. With something for everyone, the V&A Waterfront is the perfect spot to shop, dine, and soak in Cape Town’s coastal charm.
Robben Island
Robben Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a powerful symbol of South Africa’s history and resilience. Located just off Cape Town’s coast, the island is famously known as the place where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. Visitors can take guided tours led by former inmates, explore the historic prison, and learn about the struggles and triumphs of those who fought for freedom. Accessible by ferry from the V&A Waterfront, Robben Island offers a moving and educational experience that connects visitors with South Africa’s journey to democracy.
Cape Town tourism facts
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Table Mountain attracts more than 800,000 visitors each year,
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The V&A Waterfront welcomes over 24 million visitors annual.
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Cape Town boasts over 70 beaches and 300 days of sunshine per year
