There are many ways to enjoy Cape Town without having to spend a fortune. Here are 50 of our favourite things to do in Cape Town for R50 or less. Nature and adventure  1. Walking tours of the city Price: Free, but tips are encouraged Learn more about the city, its history, and other interesting facts while you savour the beautiful sights and scenery with Free Walking Tours. You can opt for a historic city tour, an Apartheid to Freedom tour, or a Bo-Kaap tour.  Website: freewalkingtourscapetown.co.za/  2. Visit Green Point Park Price: Free This family-friendly space is perfect f ..read more

Cape Town is a destination for all, with most attractions paving the way for wheelchair accessibility and inclusivity. Here are some wheelchair-friendly Cape Town attractions to check out: V&A Waterfront Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain, V&A Waterfront is one of Cape Town’s leading shopping destinations. Here, travellers in wheelchairs can navigate the attraction with ease, including disabled parking bays and accessible bathrooms. All entrances are wheelchair friendly, and there are ramps next to areas with steps to ensure that exploring is effortless. V&A Wate ..read more

Step into a nature’s paradise when you visit Table Bay Nature Reserve. This Cape Town attraction is known for its hiking trails, birdwatching, and watersport activities.  Planning a visit? Here’s what to expect. Nature’s paradise Table Bay Nature Reserve covers just under 1000 hectares of diverse habitats ranging from riverine floodplains, permanent and seasonal wetlands, open pans, a tidal estuary, and coastal dunes. The nature reserve lies on the Table Bay coastline, stretching from close to the city centre to the north of Parklands and surrounds. The reserve consists of different manag ..read more

Khayelitsha is a neighbourhood in Cape Town known for its welcoming and vibrant culture. Khayelitsha offers visitors a chance to experience a different yet equally beautiful part of Cape Town away from the ‘regular’ tourist attractions. From trying traditional African cuisine to biking through the area and staying at luxury accommodation, there is something for all types of travellers in Khayelitsha. Ubuntu Khayelitsha on Bikes Ubuntu Khayelitsha on Bikes offers visitors the opportunity to visit many of the area’s popular sites and experience this side of Cape Town’s local culture guided by tr ..read more

Cape Town is famous for its high tea offerings. Think dainty pastries and sandwiches served with some of the world’s best teas. High tea, also referred to as afternoon tea, started in England in the 1840s and is typically served in the afternoon. Let’s spill the tea on some of Cape Town’s most popular places to enjoy a high tea experience. These include: The Silo Hotel Where: Silo Square, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront Get the royal treatment at The Silo Hotel when you experience their indulgent high tea every Thursday to Sunday from 2:30pm to 5pm at The Granary Café. Guests can enjoy some d ..read more

Aquila Private Game Reserve has introduced Ramadan Safari Stays for Muslim travellers to enjoy during the holy month of Ramadan. Aquila, a Big 5 destination two hours from Cape Town, offers a range of activities for all types of travellers. Here’s what to look forward to when you book the Ramadan Safari Stays package: What to Expect Ramadan Safari Stays provides you with a tranquil getaway, complete with delectable Iftaar platters which include dates, fresh fruit, and an assortment of savory snacks to enjoy while taking in the breathtaking mountain views of the Southern Karoo during sunset. Af ..read more

The Cape Town Carnival is back and ready to light up the streets of the Mother City on Saturday, 18 March 2023 with its highly anticipated street parade.    Get close to all the action and book a stay at any one of the many hotels or guest houses close to the route. Here are some suggestions:  ANEW Hotel Greenpoint  Take in the magnificent views of Signal Hill and the Atlantic Ocean in one of ANEW Hotel Greenpoint’s expertly designed and environmentally conscious hotel rooms.   Conveniently located just off Green Point Main Road, you are guaranteed to catch a ..read more

Experience the vibrant and colourful Bo Kaap like never before with a chance to win a weekend getaway at the stunning Nazari House. Located in the heart of Cape Town’s traditional Malay Quarter, this guest house offers the perfect blend of luxury and cultural immersion. From the moment you step into Nazari House, you’ll experience the elegance of the space and warm hospitality. Relax in one of the spacious rooms, each reflecting the heritage and character of the Bo Kaap. Enjoy the breathtaking views of Table Mountain from the balcony or rooftop terrace and soak up the atmosphere of this histor ..read more

Surf Emporium Muizenberg is giving persons with disabilities the opportunity to experience the thrilling rush of the ocean through adaptive surfing lessons. Surf Emporium, the only officially Surfing South Africa accredited Adaptive Surf School in South Africa, has made great strides within this space through regular surf clinics and group or private adaptive surfing lessons. The organisation, together with the Roxy Davis Foundation and Adaptive Surfing Cape Town, aims to show people with disabilities that surfing is possible. What is adaptive surfing? An adaptive surfer is a surfer with a dis ..read more

The Cape Town Carnival is back and has reverted to its iconic Carnival parade format. The mega-annual event takes place on the Greenpoint Fan Walk on 18 March 2023. This year’s installment will be “in reverse”. It will start at York Road, Green Point and end at Chiappini St, CBD. The Cape Town Carnival began over a decade ago with the main aim to celebrate differences and showcase our diverse South African communities. The event, which also promotes tourism to the city, boosts economic activity and generates employment opportunities in the creative sector, makes for a spectacular day out for a ..read more