Great beach near the center of Cape Town, great cafes, resturants and people

Theatre on the bay is a must, try to attend a performance there

cape town is the best city in south africa. there is lots to do there you can go hike or take a cable ar up the table mountain. catch a ferry to robben island. go to n1 city (which is a big shopping mall). you can reach cape town by plane or my car (if you live in s.a). most of the international flights go through johannesburg but some dircet.

Umtata is bacically not a very attactive city, but it does have one not-to-miss sight for those interested in recent South African history. As the birthplace of Nelson Mandela (actually close by Umtata, not in the city itself) the city has a lovely museum on his life, which basically follows the steps of his autobiocraphy The Long Road to Freedom . The museum has lots of audio and video to give you a better understanding of what apartheid must have been like. And you will definately leave uplifted after seeing the video of his inauguration.

Definitely try original Indian food and talke a very early morning walk on the ocean cost

wen it comes to shoppin ,no too ways just go straight to,north gate or east gate wer stuff r kool n moderate to buy.picadailly center or jobury central. Randbury is very fun both at nite n day,visit da african village at uhura,lots of different food n sight seeing. Mildrand is a quite place to relax n chill as well

You can't leave Kimberley without seeing the "Groot Gat" (trans "Big Hole"), take an open tram to the diamond mine, spend money unwisely at the tourist shop and, if its winter, don't forget that jersey! (2008)

The location of the probably most famous photograph of Table Mountain, right over the bay with the VA Waterfront. Very nice beach as well.

Cute African penguins and a picturesque coastal landscape. Nice drive to the cape.

It's small, but it has one of the most relaxed beaches on the South Coast -- never too busy, not quiet either.