Indoor, outdoor, dry or rainy, with animals, adults and other kids – in the city or in the suburbs

Festive gift and experience ideas  

Car guards, petrol attendants, safari rangers and trackers, and other service industry workers

From seal snorkeling to learning to code in the field of robotics – for your teens in Cape Town

It’s a tasting menu with an ever-rolling sorbet trolley of palate cleansers

See Cape Town’s fastest kids and catch an iconic music group in Paarl

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From special rates to discount accommodation, this team will help you get more out of Cape Town

A selection of reliable, cheap car hire agents in the Mother City

Something nice. Something unique. Something you find out about from your best friends.

It’s the smallest most unique hidden places that make a city. That make your day. Our team is sharing theirs.

Because why leave it up to management

Cycle to wine farms in Banhoek, Franschhoek or Stellenbosch

Get more bang for your buck with low-season specials

African Relish has a cooking school, the Chef's Café eatery, a deli, and rustic and luxurious accommodation

From chilled pub vibes to intense stadium experiences

Your guide to the when, where and what of after-work drink deals in the Mother City

A Japanese restaurant at a family home in Athlone

This list will satisfy everyone from family to friends. Don’t lose it

Dining here is not only a sensory delight; it’s an interactive experience

Try this at Chopsticks & Table, the Korean restaurant in town

17 idyllic sandy stretches for families, surfers, trendsetters, people watching and isolation

From north to south, cycling to soccer

Moonlight markets in the Karoo, sell-out cinnamon rolls in McGregor and a steampunk-style market in Elgin

Markets by the seaside, the suburbs and the township

There’s lots to love between these pink walls and cheeky neon signs

Dams supplying the City of Cape Town are over 80% full

There are lots of ways South Africans celebrate Guy Fawkes Day

Ideal base for stylish travels (and business if desired)

Plush hotels lead down to convenient coworking offices and bedecked lounges

Akni, named after the humble food made of protein, basmati rice, potato, spices and love

7 spooky stories

Jagger Lounge has a hot line-up of bands

Your go-to list whether you want to party hard or just chill

Claim your spot at these cool co-working spaces around Cape Town, each offering something different to maximise productivity

A place for grown-ups to be spoilt with fine food, good wine and entertainment

If it’s your birthday and you love getting free stuff, this is the list for you!

Three things make this coffee shop special: a health elixir, historical artefacts, and wholeheartedness

5 Comedy Acts, 200 Beers And All The Tequila You Can Take This November.

No plate or cutlery needed to eat a McKay Cabbage Bowl

There’s Taiwanese flavoured milk and rose tea, too

Asian and Middle Eastern flavours with South African chutneys and syrups

Everything you need to know about our country’s signature varietal

The question is: can you finish the 1kg rump? (For the more moderate, there’s tapas, too)  

Served with panoramic views, fresh, salty air and plenty of Knysna charm

Where to go for foraging, fynbos tastings and apothecary workshops

A container cafe in a business park with well-priced lunch menu

PLUS The answer to your FAQs such as best places to see the wild flowers

Practical (and legal) tools to aid health and wellbeing

Chill and feast on a busy Nyanga street