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What happens in Cape Town and in the Western Cape in September? September means springtime and not that much rain anymore, so you should go outside and sample the power of flowers, wine, creativity and much more. Also there will be one day with free entrances at the Iziko museums and one week in some nature reserves of the Western Cape SAN Parks, all because of the Braai Day, a national holiday. Also there are a lot of festivals and events related to sport, music and much more.
So you hopped on the bus and here you are. Over there is the Kruger. That way is the Panoramic Route. Hey! You should have put AroundAboutCars on a special dial.
Panic is overshadowing reality as fears of the Ebola virus have reportedly led to the cancellation of bookings in Africa.
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I found my favorite place at the Cape of Good Hope by absolute accident. Of course you can only visit a place like this, when you hire a car from Aroundaboutcars. I am not saying this because I am the owner of Aroundaboutcars and we offer the best rates and cars in the country but because of the fact that there is no public transport for travelling to the Cape. An organized tour costs twice as much as a hire car for one day and a tour would never drive to my favorite place.
This is for the whole family! The Cape Fold Belt Mountains rise behind the village towards the sky, the Botrivier and Kleinrivier lagoons run majestically alongside the city and cliffs that are shrouded in fog fall down to the shimmering Atlantic. The coast of Hermanus seems like a susurration of nature.
The Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA) bemoans the outcomes of a recent meeting between the Ministers of Tourism and Home Affairs on the introduction of the new immigration regulations for children and people traveling into and out of South Africa.
AroundAboutCars has been serving the backpacker market for years and know exactly what it takes to get you where you want to go, at the right price.
Driving through the quaint and picturesque town of Simon’s Town, we had to stop at The Sweetest Thing coffee and patisserie shop for the most mind blowing cakes/tarts and coffee. Satisfying our sugar rush we headed to the Grosvenor House perched high above the working naval harbor. Settling quickly into our gorgeous room with sweeping views over False Bay, we eagerly changed and headed out to a hiking trail close by, one of hundreds laid out by Sanparks throughout the Western Cape, lying above the penguin paradise at Boulders beach.
Longstreet is well known to be the more energetic street of Cape Town. If you don’t visit Longstreet, you don’t visit the mother city. It’s filled with many shops, a lot of restaurants, many pubs, cafe, bookshops and so on. The vibe is always nice in Long Street. During the day, you can do shopping at the African stores to bring souvenirs from South Africa. You can also take a seat in of the many restaurants for lunch time. You have the choice between different types. The nightlife is also crazy in Longstreet. The vibe is fantastic during the weekends.
I’m not used to waking up early morning. But this time it was worth it. I woke up at 5am to do one of the best farm game drives at Fairy Glen. So I went with the student from Good Hope Study. We took the bus at 5.45am. The direction from the city to Fairy Glen was really nice. I arrived at 9am.
Hey young travelers! As a young traveler in Cape Town, let me give you some pieces of advice to spend your money reasonably.
Hi everyone, as a sport accustomed, my friends and I tried the hike to Devil’s Peak. So we were 4 to go there. We started at 11am. The footpath was quite nice at the beginning but after 5 minutes of walking we felt the difficulty to hike until the top.
Somewhere in the Indian Ocean, there is a piece of land… an island to be more precise with a 2 503, 72 km ² surface, between Madagascar and Mauritius. This island is called Reunion Island.
Highlights: Panoramic Route, God’s Window, Blyde River Canyon, Kruger National Park, Open Vehicle Sunset Game Drive, Full Day Open Vehicle Game Drive, Elephant Sands, Chobe River Afternoon Cruise, Victoria Falls, Zambezi River Sunset Cruise, Hwange National Park.