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The Big Hole - Kimberley
Kimberley is the capital of the Northern Cape. The town of Kimberley came to prominence in the late 1800's as the centre of diamond mining in South Africa. Today you can see the Big Hole where the diamonds were mined. Tourists should visit the Old Town which consists of a collection of old buildings that have been fully restored. Learn how diamonds were mined in Kimberley by Cecil John Rhodes and Barney Barnato. |
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Tyger Valley Shopping Centre - Cape Town
Tyger Valley Shopping Centre is one of the major attractions in Cape Town. This well designed shopping and entertainment centre draws visitors from all over the Western Cape, and has also become a magnet for tourists. You can easily reach Tygervalley from Cape Town along the N1 highway. This is a world class shopping mall and should not be missed. |
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Franschhoek Wines
The Franschhoek Valley was first settled by French Huguenot refugees in 1688. They came to the Cape of Good Hope to excape religious persecution. Today the town of Franschhoek still retains much of its old world charm. Visitors to Franschhoek, not far from Cape Town, are always made to feel welcome and the country atmosphere still prevails. Good food and wine are major attractions here, and most days this historic town is teeming with local and overseas visitors. If you have the time, take a trip along the Franschhoek Wine Route, an easy drive from Cape Town. Spend a few relaxing nights here - the crisp mountain air and country lifestyle will rejuvenate you. |
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Stellenbosch Wine Routes
Stellenbosch American Express® Wine Routes now have more than 200 members producing wines. The Stellenbosch Wine Routes are the oldest and best known in South Africa. A day trip from Cape Town through this region is a major attraction for any wine lover, but those interested in photography or historic buildings should not miss this opportunity either. |
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Kalk Bay Village
Kalk Bay is a small fishing village on the outskirts of Cape Town. The history of Kalk Bay dates back to the days of the Dutch East India Company. Today Kalk Bay is a small but thriving suburb of Cape Town, with many interesting things for visitors to see. There are plenty of shops selling antiques and crafts, as well as a good selection of restaurants. Visit Kalk Bay Harbour and watch the fishing boats unloading their catch. You can reach Kalk Bay by road, train or tour bus. |
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Gold Reef City
Gold Reef City near Johannesburg consists of a Theme Park, Hotel, Conference Centre and Casino. The Theme Park has been created around an old gold mine, and offers a wide variety of adventure rides as well as restaurants and shops. Families are well catered for at Gold Reef City, now a major tourist attraction in Gauteng. |
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Cape Point Route
The Cape Point Route is a scenic route which runs between Muizenberg and Hout Bay in the Cape Peninsula. You will drive around the Cape of Good Hope to Chapman's Peak in the South Peninsula passing the towns of Kalk Bay, Fish Hoek, Simonstown, Scarborough, Kommetjie & Noordhoek. Along the route you will see some amazing views, 18 beaches as well as many interesting shops and good restaurants. |
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Ladismith
This website is all about Ladismith, a small town in the Klein Karoo, South Africa (not to be confused with Ladysmith in Natal). Ladismith lies on Route 62, 300km east of Cape Town and 100km west of Oudtshoorn. Ladismith is known for Towerkop, the split mountain peak which hangs over the town, Stanley's Light and the Royal Hotel. |
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Cape Town Routes Unlimited
Cape Town Routes Unlimited is tasked with promoting Cape Town in the Western Cape as a major tourist destination. It has undoubtedly gone a long way in succeeding, as Cape Town is internationally recognised as one of the most desirable places to visit. |
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Cape Town on Sale
Cape Town on Sale is a website used to promote tourism to Cape Town in the quieter months between May and September. Watch this site for special offers and promotions or sign up to receive the information by email. |
