Point of correction re moonlighting Lionshead: don't use a torch or any artificial light. It is actually hazzardous. Use just the full moon light and city lights. Torches or flash lights as you Americans call it cast unnatural shadows making it very difficult to see where you should be stepping. Ive done that hike many times and the full moon and city lights are more than enough.
Try Satori in Kalk bay, never disappointed with their food. And then on the western side there's a place called Damhuis on the beach. Very good value for money and big seafood portions.
What about Stardust restaurant where the waiters are the singers as the entertainment for the evening and they are good. They are students and study at either UCT opera school or V & A theatre school. Awesome place and bucket list. Then there is Marco's place African restaurant and the African Gold Mali restaurant. And the clay cafe in Hout Bay or city centre. And take the steam train to Elgin's railway market.
Sarah says she would recommend it. We see plenty of women walking around alone but it’s probably more important to do your research ahead of time to make sure you’re in a safer area of town. Sarah doesn’t think she’d take an Uber alone at night but says she wouldn’t be hesitant with many other things. Hope that helps!
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As a Cape Tonian I can confirm that you nailed it. Perhaps a visit to Kirstenbosch and watching a concert there is an omission.
As an x flight attendant Cape Town remains to be one of my favorite places
Point of correction re moonlighting Lionshead: don't use a torch or any artificial light. It is actually hazzardous. Use just the full moon light and city lights. Torches or flash lights as you Americans call it cast unnatural shadows making it very difficult to see where you should be stepping. Ive done that hike many times and the full moon and city lights are more than enough.
Stfu
Awesome tips and tricks! Love the detailed information. Makes planning so much easier!
Glad it was helpful!
Don't forget about the neighbour market in Woodstock at the old biscuit mill.
My beautiful Country South Africa ❤🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦proudly South African
Excellent insights and tips - thank you!
You got it :)
Try Satori in Kalk bay, never disappointed with their food. And then on the western side there's a place called Damhuis on the beach. Very good value for money and big seafood portions.
❤ thank you for sharing 🙏🏻😍🩵
What about Stardust restaurant where the waiters are the singers as the entertainment for the evening and they are good. They are students and study at either UCT opera school or V & A theatre school. Awesome place and bucket list.
Then there is Marco's place African restaurant and the African Gold Mali restaurant.
And the clay cafe in Hout Bay or city centre.
And take the steam train to Elgin's railway market.
Maybe the first of these kinds of videos that I've enjoyed all the way through (could be the Kalk Bay plug)
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching :)
That's my country SA❤, pity South African citizens can't afford Cape Town it's too expensive 😢
No mate, CT ot so expensive. I go there often. Lots of things to see and do which are affordable.
Llandudno is my favorite beach but fish hoek is better to swim at
Thanks!!!!
You bet!
Would you recommend Cape Town for a woman on her own? Maybe Sarah could chime in.
As a south African yes is it safe.
Sarah says she would recommend it. We see plenty of women walking around alone but it’s probably more important to do your research ahead of time to make sure you’re in a safer area of town. Sarah doesn’t think she’d take an Uber alone at night but says she wouldn’t be hesitant with many other things. Hope that helps!
Which winery would you recommend
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@@camdendavid thank you. i know i wint be able to do EVERYTHING but I plan to do the most in the best way. and winery is definitely a must