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Cape Town, South Africa - A City Of Mountains, Beaches And Vineyards
It comes as no surprise that Cape Town in South Africa has become one of the world's prime tourist destinations during the past decade. First there is the climate: when people in the Northern hemisphere are trembling from the cold in their fierce winters, Capetonians are soaking in the African sun. But that's not all - the city also boasts a list of tourist destinations long enough to make most other cities turn green with jealousy.
Cape Town is probably first and foremost known for its lovely beaches. When your friends and family in the Northern half of the globe are sipping hot wine to stay warm, you could be relishing the African sun on one of the city's many sandy white beaches.
Cape Town is a great travel destination for a family. Even with a baby in your family there's still no reason for not having a holiday filled with sun, sand and sea. When flying in, you can rent a car at the airport. For the baby's sake try and get one that is equipped with a graco car seat. Then find a guest house that's baby-friendly and start having fun!
One of the guest houses we recently visited even had a spa baby where we could bathe our baby in the more natural upright position. Not all guest houses will have this of course, but it just shows the level of sophistication of many South African guest houses.
The second biggest attraction of Cape Town (if not actually the biggest), is Table Mountain. This legendary mountain overlooks the city of Cape Town like a guardian angel. There is a cable car to the top and from there you have a 360 degree view that can in no other way we described as breathtaking.
Then there's the V&A Waterfront, where you can enjoy a world class meal while watching a living harbor at work. And there's the Cape winelands, where many South African export wines are produced. Another top tourist destination is the nature reserve of Cape Point. Here a cog-wheel railway leads to a lookout point where you can see two ocean meet: the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean. A lovely restaurant, built into the mountainside, offers spectacular view of False Bay and the mountains of the Cape Peninsula.
It's unlikely that you will get a lot of time to read in Cape Town, unless you do so when everyone else is sleeping. If you love reading, make sure to pack your digital book reader. Once the other members of your family are sound asleep, you can proceed to read your best-loved detective story while savoring the fresh sea breeze coming in through the open window...
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