CAPE TOWN

The flat sandy scene of Cape Town is an experience on its own, as the wind whistle blows, you can only imagine what the place has for you. I’m no city dweller, I love the open nature and seeing things for what they really are, and I can tell you, Cape Town is a beautiful place.

The beaut is an incredible coastal city packed with breathtaking mountains and beaches to the beast streets that are full of cars, culture and life. It definitely has many things you would want to explore. I recently moved to Cape Town a few weeks before the Coronavirus pandemic surfaced on our shores, 2020 has been a difficult year for all of us. Get to know some of the places I enjoyed seeing maybe it will help you plan your next trip or even a move. Let’s dive into it!

Table Mountain 🏔
The mountain looks far off isn’t? Well you’ll find hikers climbing up the mountain to see the majestic view of the city(No worries a cable car is available too). The clouds cover the mountain peaks and to tell you in one word “iconic“. Watching the sunset as the city lights up is rewarding.

Clifton Beaches 🏖
Locals have referred to the beaches as the best in South Africa(who would argue with that?). Clifton is one of the most propertied suburbs and it is filled with prosperous individuals. The soft white sand sets for an easy chill on the shorelines and blue wavy waters are a paradise for surfers. Remember: on a normal day it is packed, it can be hard to find a parking spot. Keep your car safe and clean.

Kirstenbosch Gardens 🍃
Save your time for a walk in one of the best botanical gardens in the world, covering 1,300 acres of land you can walk the whole day on the Canopy Walkway. The colorful views bring life and the trees make for a breath of fresh air. The songs sung by the birds free up the mind, with a dedicated area for the rainbow flower(protea).

Cape Winelands 🍇
I can’t really say which town between Paarl, Stellenbosch, Worcester and Wellington ferments the best wine nevertheless you will find numerous wine farms or estates as they called. Along the road(R44 - road name), there’s plenty of vineyards to see(I personally loved the scenery and the wine from L’avenir Wine Estate). If you up for free wine, don’t forget to book for wine tasting tours.

Long Street 🌃
To end the day, going out with friends and family to the street that never sleeps is a great conclusion. Listening to good music and sentimental vibes, meeting fantastic individuals from diverse cultures sets the mood and a glass of beer on hand from the best breweries lasts the night. FYI: Stay on the lookout for traditional African artifacts, one of a kind!

I am yet to experience all of the places Cape Town holds and I’m sure it will be an amazing experience. Please don’t forget to subscribe to stay updated on our product launch which will be in Cape Town. Thank you!