Making the MOST of your trip to CAPE TOWN | Adventure, Food + Wine
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Thinking of visiting Cape Town for the first time? You should. It’s a wonderful region of South Africa, known for its natural beauty, rich history, and it also has an incredible food and wine scene.
VIDEO CONTENTS:
00:52 - Camps Bay
02:00 - Table Mountain
03:05 - Lion’s Head
05:24 - Neighbourgoods Market
06:06 - Robben Island
06:29 - Bo-Kaap
06:43 - Cape Town’s food scene
07:42 - Accommodations in Cape Town
08:59 - Garden Route
09:42 - Chapman’s Peak
10:17 - African penguins at Boulders Beach
11:36 - Plettenberg Bay
11:59 - Knysna
12:19 - Tips on Garden Route
13:33 - Stellenbosch
14:33 - Wine Tour
17:15 - The Fat Butcher
17:50 - La Petite Colombe
19:03 - Load shedding
LINKS:
• BBC News: • Why the lights are goi...
• The Crystal Apartments:thecrystal.co.za/
• ESP Loadshedding on the Apple Apps Store: apps.apple.com/za/app/esp-loa...
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Cape Town is so beautiful 😍 with so much to do.
I could not choose 1, my faves are top of Table mountain; the chapmans peak drive to Cape of Good Hope; The wine routes;
The sunsets; the summer concerts in the Kirstenbosch gardens; annual jazz festival; The New Years parades! Miss it so much!
Those all sound awesome :)
Im from Cape Town and often watch travel vlogs about Cape Town from the perspectives of both Americans and Europeans and honestly, many times I just cringe at how they (some not all) portray my city. You my friend did an excellent job - well done 👍🏻
Thanks, I really appreciate it! It was an incredible trip and this was a lot of fun for me to put together 🙂
MY BELOVED CITY. Blessed to stay here.
Sweet. Please do more videos in African Countries. Love it!
Clarence drive is as spectacular. From Gordons Bay to Hermanus
This place is Heaven on earth especially Plettenberg Bay!! Love it!!!
It was where we spent the most time in the Garden Route!
Ah watching you go up Lion Head using those chains gave me vertigo 🤣😂
Great Video brilliant😃👋👋👋👋👋👋
Thanks so much!
I scared to look down from lions head glad you had fun. Can't wait to go this year
Excellent and very useful video. Very well done. Thanks.
Thanks - really glad to hear that!
Glad you got to see this beautiful city and some of the province
Beautiful footage and amazing storytelling ❤
Thanks so much!
Amazing video
Thanks - I appreciate it!
As a local south african this was probably the best video I've seen. Just sorry no one invited you for n braai
The garden route towns are a whole different vibe during December as they are holiday destinations for most South Africans
Thanks very much! I’m still new to RUclips, so that’s very encouraging to hear. It was a great trip.
I really liked it ,it feels like you got your info from the locals not just tour guides. Also love that you visited the smaller towns. You really get a feel for SA and the people there. Cape Town is a great city. But sometimes you will sit in a restaurant and there are no South Africans dining there.
The loadshedding is scheduled blackouts. It's, however, scheduled for different times in different areas. Normally takes two hours a day.
Wow stunning
Glad you had fun😁
Yep! That's my country right there. Love it
❤️
Beauty! I so need to check out your recommended places! Lion’s Head looks awesome! So much sunshine!!
Well done on a lovely visitor's intro to our beautiful Cape Town and a little of The Fairest Cape surrounds.
Penguins are my #1 favourite ... with a visit to Simons Town Boulders Beach or Betty's Bay Stony Point a treat to always put a smile on one's face.
Agreed about the penguins!! 🙂
Thank you very much, it's a beautiful video, I would love to go there. 😊
Thanks!!
On the thee best vlogs
Wow - thanks so much. More to come soon!
I enjoyed your vlog omg🔥🔥🔥😩
You deserve a million followers and a million views
Thanks so much. More coming soon :)
There's more to the Westcoast, check it out when you come back.
What's your favourite activity/place in Cape Town? 😀
How come you don't have milion followers. Video is amazing, greetings from Croatia, Zagreb
Thanks so much - that's so nice of you to say! There's more to come soon. And Croatia's definitely on my travel list!
While in Plettenberg Bay, dis you manage to do the Bungy jump?
Unfortunately not!
how long did you stay in cape town😊
I was in Cape Town for about 3 wonderful weeks!
Before Robben Island became a prison it was a leper colony
Such a cool video. This has made me really want to visit but I have heard lots of people say South Africa is dangerous. Do you have any tips and tricks to staying safe??? TIA!
Thanks - I appreciate it! It was super fun for me to put together 🙂 Before I went, I watched this video, which helped to put safety into context.
Check it out: ruclips.net/video/8gY53ZLX6qY/видео.htmlsi=V5xk9O-IATukcZTg
As a South African I don’t really believe the majority of the country is any more dangerous for visitors than most other countries. Watch your belongings in the big cities and I wouldn’t wander around unknown areas at night. The good things far outweigh the negatives. You will be warmly welcomed.
As an ex Capetonian, there is a high crime rate and it pays to read up on safety before visiting and take advice on where to drive etc. Having said that, loadshedding apart, it’s paradise for the moneyed classes.
Hello do you know any homeless shelter around sea point or Cape town that is safe and sound?
Give a South African money when you visit. We can’t even afford to view our own city.
Clarence drive and Chapmans Peak is NOT THE GARDEN ROUTE! It is part of CAPE TOWN. Get your facts right please. ONLY once you are at Plettenberg Bay you are there...
I never said it was. I mentioned the general area the Garden Route covered, and described the road trip in order to get there. Here's the transcript, or watch it again :)
“Now, technically, the Garden Route is generally considered to be the 300 kilometres stretch of coast, starting from Mossel Bay in the West to Port Elizabeth in the East. But because we needed to rent a car from Cape Town in order to get there, make a few stops along the way, and return to Cape Town once we were done, our whole Garden Route road trip ended up being closer to about 1200 kilometres in the end.
I can’t go over everything about the Garden Route, but here are a few of my highlights, and some things I think you should keep in mind if you go.
The first part of our road trip leaving Cape Town was going for a drive through the stunning coastal highway of Chapman’s Peak.”