Table Tours

There are plenty to see and experience in and around Cape Town and this page will try to help you in the right direction.

First of all you will need to find a place to stay and we would suggest to book accommodation in two different areas of Cape Town over your stay, so to experience the city’s diversity.

Stay on the Atlantic seaboard or in the colourful Bo-Kaap, sleep over on a wine farm or stay in the heart of the City Bowl.

Restaurants abound from chic cafes at Camps Bay to sophisticated cuisine in Constantia. There is a mixture of African and European cafe’s and restaurants around Green Market Square and Long Street.

At night, Long Street changes into one of Cape Town’s busiest party scenes. The whole stretch of Long Street has different late night bars and clubs. Alternatively visit the V & A waterfront and have dinner and wine overlooking the working harbour. On the other side of the mountain (only 20 minutes away), you can enjoy sundowners with a view of the ocean at Llandudno, Camps Bay or Clifton.