Visit Cape Town

Have you heard of snoek? Injeera? Koesusters? Daaltjies? Ulusu? Umngqusho?

These are just some of the foods in Cape Town.

With the incredible diversity of people in the city, you can imagine the kind of diversity of foods we have. So the Cuisine Route was designed to give guests the chance to explore the city through food. It’s a great lense.

On this half day experience you will sample the flavours and stories behind several of the different cultural foods of the city, from street food to chisa nyamas or hot meat bars to traditional home-cooked cuisine.

The tour generally including food elements across a wide ambit of Cape Town, including the historic city, and townships such as Langa and Guguletu.

Experience the vibrant energy of Cape Town with a city tour that unveils its rich history, diverse culture, and stunning landscapes. On your journey you might see the iconic Table Mountain, one of the seven wonders of the natural world, the bustling V&A Waterfront with its shops and restaurants, the colorful streets of Bo-Kaap, and the scenic Sea Point Promenade. Cape Town’s unique blend of natural beauty and urban charm ensures an unforgettable adventure.

Explore the Constantia winelands on a bicycle! Yes, you read that right, a (e-)bicycle. Cycling through the vineyards and visiting wine tours along the way. What a pleasure! The tour guide will provide you with plenty of refreshments and snacks, to keep energy levels high.

Enjoy a local meal in a South African home and immerse yourself in the country's diverse culinary traditions and warm hospitality. Savor dishes like bobotie, a flavorful Cape Malay curry, or braai, South Africa’s beloved barbecue, while engaging in lively conversations with your hosts. The meal may be accompanied by traditional sides such as pap (a type of maize porridge) and chakalaka (a spicy vegetable relish), showcasing the rich and varied flavors of South African cuisine.

Situated on the slopes of Table Mountain lies Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. This is one of those peaceful spots which will make you forget you are in a big city. The garden boasts 2,500 species of plants found on the Cape Peninsula, with the Protea garden as an absolute highlight.

Kirstenbosch is a favourite among locals and visitors for many reasons: picnics on the lawns, hiking along the trails and taking in the panoramic views from the canopy walkway.