Attractions in South Africa

Indescribable which natural spectacle is in the middle of a city! You should definitely go hiking and not take the cable car. It is well worth the effort!

There is also a path without a ladder, it is only a maximum of 10 minutes longer.

Platteklip Gorge is a demanding climb to Table Mountain. The path is very steep, made of large stone block steps. The weather can make the climb quite difficult, whether it's windy, sunny, hot, or foggy.

From the top of table mountain down to Kirstenbosch. The way is demanding going down the river bed of the Skeleton Stream. A part is directly in the river bed a part is with wooden ladders.

It is the highest point of the Table Mountain plateau, at 1,086 meters above sea level. This stone mound is named after Thomas Maclear, a South African astronomer who set … read more

Sensational views of the ocean.

From the Botanical Garden you can walk through Skeleton George on Table Mountain. In the garden and the tree walk was the best!

Beautiful short trip to the rainforest. Unfortunately not alone. Start early

This trail ends at a beautiful waterfall and is part of the legendary Ottertrails. He leads a lot about rocks and scree and is great fun!

If people want to take pictures of themselves at the famous signs, please, but the nicer pictures can be found after walking upwards for 10 minutes.

The opening of the Storm's River in Tsitsikamma National Park is worth a visit! The hike is not too difficult (about 2.5 km back and forth from the parking lot) … read more

The Bo-Kaap is also called Malay Quarter, Cape Muslim Quarter or Tana-Baru. The district was created as a settlement of cape-paints, which still make up the majority of the inhabitants. … read more

Cape Town is a popular destination for tourists, especially between October and March. Tourism is considered an important economic factor for the city and the surrounding suburbs.
Popular attractions include … read more

From the top you have a great vision! You should definitely be prepared for strong winds and have a jacket with you to really enjoy it. The later the day, the stronger the wind!

The original founding goal of the city of Cape Town over 300 years ago was to supply the sailing ships of the Dutch East India Trade Company with fresh food … read more

The Venster (Afrikaans for "window") in the shape of the Indian continent is an amazing viewpoint looking towards Devils Peak. To get there you must walk to the left of … read more

Simply great! ️ Pay attention to the weather! ️

Good entry or exit from the hiking trails to Table Mountain. On the photos you can see the mountain station of the cable car at the very top. From Kloof … read more

The Bourke’s Luck Potholes (English, in German: Bourkes Glück Strudelöcher) are a rock unit on the Panorama Route in the province of Mpumalanga in the east of South Africa, near Graskop on the R532. read more

It is definitely worth it. The same applies here: the early bird catches the worm or migrates without crowds.