ST GEORGE'S CATHEDRAL AND GROOTE KERK
More fondly known as “the people’s cathedral”, St George’s Cathedral in
Wale Street represents the Anglican diocese mother church in Cape Town. That was the
first Christian place of worship to be erected in the Cape, following
the arrival of Jan van Riebeeck in 1652.
MONTEBELLO CRAFT AND DESIGN CENTRE
The Montebello Design Centre is one of Cape Town’s best-kept secrets.
The centre features more than 20 arts and craft studios and workshops,
an historic greenhouse and nursery, a forge, stunning restaurant and
organic deli farm shop.
MELKBOSSTRAND BEACH
Melkbosstrand’s 7km-long stretch of white sand beckons visitors to slip off their sandals and enjoy a stress-relieving stroll.
LLANDUDNO AND SANDY BAY
An arc of fine white sand gives away the secluded location of one of
Cape Town’s most beautiful beaches, Llandudno. There’s a bird’s-eye view of the
ocean below, darker blue
waters that hide many a shipwreck.
WORCESTER OPEN AIR MUSEUM
This is a fabulous museum for kids and expect to spend hours! It is a
series of different farm architectures through time at the Cape from a
reed hut to old Cape Farmhouses, each type of building houses a
different type of agriculture and farm crafts such as candle making, soap
making, out door bread making.
Fruit picking in the Western Cape
