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most visited tourist destination in South Africa. A large and busy complex of
hotels, restaurants, bars and shops, cinemas and attractions, set around the
old docks, adjoining the city centre. Attractive and well policed, a popular
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On the slopes of Table Mountain are some excellent
guesthouses in leafy and elegant suburbs such as Gardens and
Tamboerskloof. These surround the fascinating and wonderfully diverse
historic city centre. Long Street buzzes into the early hours
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Neighbouring the Waterfront and City Bowl, bustling Green
Point and Sea Pointoffer a great deal of accommodation and
restaurants of all standards. Sea Point has a superb promenade for sunset
walks.
The exclusive suburbs of Bantry Bay, Clifton and Camps
Bay enjoy spectacular scenery and beaches. Accommodation in these areas is
generally 'high end' - staying a few minutes away in Sea Point will save you a
lot of money and cost you little time
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Only 20 minutes from Cape Town, the Constantia Valleyhas
beautiful woodlands, the oldest wine farms, excellent restaurants and some very
fine accommodation. Expect some full prices too!
The Southern Suburbs (Newlands, Rondebosch and
Claremont)lie between Constantia and the city centre on the eastern side of
Table Mountain. Featuring famous sporting venues, forest walks and the
beautiful Kirstenbosch Gardens, these leafy and well located suburbs may,
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Hout Bay is half an hour from Cape Town centre via a
magnificent drive. The area has a very beautiful setting, an interesting
harbour, plenty of outdoor activities and a fine beach.
The seaside villages and harbours of the South
Peninsulaare most attractive. Relaxed and very pretty, with miles of
beaches, they are close to the Cape Point Nature Reserve. However, it will take
an hour to get to the city centre and a little more to the winelands. This area
suits those who want to walk, ride, beach and relax more...
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The Winelands are 45 minutes from Cape Town, scenically
splendid and enjoying some charming towns. There are some superb wine estates
and golf courses.
Stellenbosch is particularly attractive and is central to
the area, but Paarl, Franschhoek and Somerset West are also popular. There is a
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