Nats & Wayne's Guidebook
WALKS & TRAILS
Be sure to download the APP called AllTrails.
You can filter your preference to choose a hike & when using it while hiking, there are emergency numbers, live map updates and notifications.
PLEASE BE ADVISED - Table Mountain and the hikes surrounding this area are challenging. Weather conditions change consistently and please be prepared for anything when hiking on the mountain.
A few good things to have with you on ANY hike are;
- Charged Cell Phone
- 5 liters of water
- Small first aid kit / anti-histamines / anti-inflammatories
- Emergency blanket
- Jacket
Before you hike be sure that you tell someone where you are going and what time you plan to be back.
Go for a lovely walk & a brekkie.
They also have live music on a Sunday.
Voted one of the top 20 gardens in the world.
You can start some of the hikes for Table Mountain here!
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Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden
Rhodes DriveGo for a lovely walk & a brekkie.
They also have live music on a Sunday.
Voted one of the top 20 gardens in the world.
You can start some of the hikes for Table Mountain here!
Amazing walk with dogs. Flat terrain along with river but also takes you through the forest canopy's.
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Алфен-Трейл
31 Alphen DrAmazing walk with dogs. Flat terrain along with river but also takes you through the forest canopy's.
Get there early to get parking, follow the trail, and enjoy the great views. Pack a picnic in your hiking bag, & try hike up to the dam and enjoy the day on Table Mountain!
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Constantia Nek
Constantia Nek Jeep TrackGet there early to get parking, follow the trail, and enjoy the great views. Pack a picnic in your hiking bag, & try hike up to the dam and enjoy the day on Table Mountain!
Forests, Birds & beautiful sights. Easy & popular. Dogs welcome.
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Newlands Forest Hiking Trail
Forests, Birds & beautiful sights. Easy & popular. Dogs welcome.
Head to the top of table mountain. You can do this hike up & down in about 3 hours. If you go up Nursery Ravine you can come down Skeleton Gorge (5,5km) moderate difficulty.
You can also choose to hike up and walk across the entire Table of the table mountain and head down in the cable car. Be sure to pack cash and lots of water for this. This will take you about 6 hours. Start early, there is no shade on the mountain :) Moderate - hard - endurance is key here.
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Skeleton Gorge / Nursery Ravine Hike
Nursery RavineHead to the top of table mountain. You can do this hike up & down in about 3 hours. If you go up Nursery Ravine you can come down Skeleton Gorge (5,5km) moderate difficulty.
You can also choose to hike up and walk across the entire Table of the table mountain and head down in the cable car. Be sure to pack cash and lots of water for this. This will take you about 6 hours. Start early, there is no shade on the mountain :) Moderate - hard - endurance is key here.
Such a lovely nature reserve. Pack a picnic and head to the Reservoir. Or enjoy the hiking trails 3km - 10km.
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Silvermine
Such a lovely nature reserve. Pack a picnic and head to the Reservoir. Or enjoy the hiking trails 3km - 10km.
SIGHTSEEING
If we had friends, this is what we would organize.
But don't be limited to just this, check out Wine Farms & Food section too.
Go up cable mountain but be sure to buy tickets online before you do! https://www.webtickets.co.za/v2/event.aspx?itemid=681080
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Table Mountain Aerial Cableway
5821 Tafelberg RdGo up cable mountain but be sure to buy tickets online before you do! https://www.webtickets.co.za/v2/event.aspx?itemid=681080
Ride the steam train to Elgin The steam train bound for Elgin departs from the Harbour Bridge Hotel in Foreshore, Cape Town at 8am. It arrives at the ELGIN RAILWAY market at 11.30am, giving passengers time to explore before heading back to the Mother City in time for a 5.30pm arrival. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of mountains, endless rolling hills – and even spot a few sheep and cows along the way.
Operating times for the steam train Saturday, 8am – 5.30pm
Sundays & some weekdays during December–January summer holidays
Cost R750 (adults, return); R500 (children 3 – 13 years, return); free (children 0 – 2 years)
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Ceres Rail Company Departure Point
Dockrail RoadRide the steam train to Elgin The steam train bound for Elgin departs from the Harbour Bridge Hotel in Foreshore, Cape Town at 8am. It arrives at the ELGIN RAILWAY market at 11.30am, giving passengers time to explore before heading back to the Mother City in time for a 5.30pm arrival. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of mountains, endless rolling hills – and even spot a few sheep and cows along the way.
Operating times for the steam train Saturday, 8am – 5.30pm
Sundays & some weekdays during December–January summer holidays
Cost R750 (adults, return); R500 (children 3 – 13 years, return); free (children 0 – 2 years)
Right next to the Lion’s Head is the flat-topped Signal Hill (sometimes also called the Lion’s rump), another of Cape Town's best lookout spots.
In addition to the pretty epic views of Cape Town and surrounds, you can also drive pretty much to the top of Signal Hill - which makes it an extremely popular hang out spot for locals and tourists alike. Historically, the mountain was, funnily enough, a signal hill for ships passing. Signal flags communicated weather warnings to the ships in the harbour below, while ships could fly flags indicating their current status (particularly if in distress).
The famous Noon Gun is fired from Signal Hill each day, an old-fashioned cannon that has been firing over Cape Town every day for hundreds of years. You can hear the boom of the cannon reverberate throughout the city - so we’d probably recommend visiting either side of midday to avoid any unwanted ear damage…!
For those looking for an even more epic viewing experience, you can actually tandem paraglide down from the top of Signal Hill, and while we weren’t fans of paragliding during our time in Cape Town, we’ve subsequently discovered how awesome it is in the Dolomites - and highly, highly recommend getting yourself up into the skies above this incredible city now!
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Холм Сигнала
Right next to the Lion’s Head is the flat-topped Signal Hill (sometimes also called the Lion’s rump), another of Cape Town's best lookout spots.
In addition to the pretty epic views of Cape Town and surrounds, you can also drive pretty much to the top of Signal Hill - which makes it an extremely popular hang out spot for locals and tourists alike. Historically, the mountain was, funnily enough, a signal hill for ships passing. Signal flags communicated weather warnings to the ships in the harbour below, while ships could fly flags indicating their current status (particularly if in distress).
The famous Noon Gun is fired from Signal Hill each day, an old-fashioned cannon that has been firing over Cape Town every day for hundreds of years. You can hear the boom of the cannon reverberate throughout the city - so we’d probably recommend visiting either side of midday to avoid any unwanted ear damage…!
For those looking for an even more epic viewing experience, you can actually tandem paraglide down from the top of Signal Hill, and while we weren’t fans of paragliding during our time in Cape Town, we’ve subsequently discovered how awesome it is in the Dolomites - and highly, highly recommend getting yourself up into the skies above this incredible city now!
This is one of the most scenic drives in Cape Town, if not the entire world.
The Chapman’s Peak Drive (or Chappies, to the locals!) is a narrow, bendy road between Hout Bay and Noordhoek that hugs the rugged and dramatic cliffs of the coastline on one side, with incredible views out over the ice-blue Atlantic on the other.
Constructed during the first World War, closed in 2000 and reopened again (after some impressive engineering feats) in 2003, the road is an absolute must-see attraction on any Cape Town itinerary.
The main thing to do along the drive is admire the views, but there are also plenty of lovely spots to stop for a picnic - or combine your drive with a longer sightseeing day trip down to the Cape Peninsula.
The super active amongst you might also be keen on the annual Two Oceans Marathon or Cape Argus Bike Tour too!
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Chapmans Peak
This is one of the most scenic drives in Cape Town, if not the entire world.
The Chapman’s Peak Drive (or Chappies, to the locals!) is a narrow, bendy road between Hout Bay and Noordhoek that hugs the rugged and dramatic cliffs of the coastline on one side, with incredible views out over the ice-blue Atlantic on the other.
Constructed during the first World War, closed in 2000 and reopened again (after some impressive engineering feats) in 2003, the road is an absolute must-see attraction on any Cape Town itinerary.
The main thing to do along the drive is admire the views, but there are also plenty of lovely spots to stop for a picnic - or combine your drive with a longer sightseeing day trip down to the Cape Peninsula.
The super active amongst you might also be keen on the annual Two Oceans Marathon or Cape Argus Bike Tour too!
bout an hour’s drive south of Cape Town is the incredibly beautiful Boulders beach, beautiful in its own right, but even more famous as the home of over 2,000 endangered African penguins.
The colony is protected by SANParks, and you’ll need to pay a conservation fee when you enter the park.
This is the only place in the world where you can actually get close to the little cuties — although as always, please be mindful that these are wild and endangered animals, and should only be observed from a distance.
Watch them frolic in the waves (you can also swim with them in the waters around False Bay), wander along the boardwalk over their burrows, or check out the visitors centre to learn all about the African penguin.
If you’re looking for a unique way to get up close with these cheerful creatures, check out this kayaking tour of the False Bay area (including the Boulder’s Beach colony).
Alternatively, this full-day small-group tour takes you to the penguins as well as the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point, and more.
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Пляж Боулдерс
Kleintuin Roadbout an hour’s drive south of Cape Town is the incredibly beautiful Boulders beach, beautiful in its own right, but even more famous as the home of over 2,000 endangered African penguins.
The colony is protected by SANParks, and you’ll need to pay a conservation fee when you enter the park.
This is the only place in the world where you can actually get close to the little cuties — although as always, please be mindful that these are wild and endangered animals, and should only be observed from a distance.
Watch them frolic in the waves (you can also swim with them in the waters around False Bay), wander along the boardwalk over their burrows, or check out the visitors centre to learn all about the African penguin.
If you’re looking for a unique way to get up close with these cheerful creatures, check out this kayaking tour of the False Bay area (including the Boulder’s Beach colony).
Alternatively, this full-day small-group tour takes you to the penguins as well as the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point, and more.
No Cape Town itinerary is complete without a trip to one of its most epic spots: the Cape Point Peninsula.
The Cape Peninsula is where the rocky, mountainous headland collides with the wild Atlantic sea, creating a dramatic landscape teeming with unique flora and fauna.
The rocky cliffs and endless ocean views give the impression that you've reached the end of the world, which in some ways, you have, given that this is the most southwestern point of Africa!
There are plenty of things to do around the Cape Peninsula; hike up to the old lighthouse at Cape Point (or take the Flying Dutchman Funicular instead!), hike to the famous WWII SS Thomas T. Tucker shipwreck on the Olifantsbos hiking trail, explore the Cape of Good Hope (there are plenty of hiking and biking trails on offer!), and a tonne of beautiful secret beaches just waiting to be discovered (although a word of caution: swimming isn’t allowed at some of these due to strong currents).
The drive down there will take you past Muizenberg, the Boulder’s Beach colony, and Hout Bay, all worth a visit in their own right. Alternatively, detour along Chapman’s Peak drive and the western coast to take in some of the most beautiful scenery in all of Cape Town.
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Cape Point
No Cape Town itinerary is complete without a trip to one of its most epic spots: the Cape Point Peninsula.
The Cape Peninsula is where the rocky, mountainous headland collides with the wild Atlantic sea, creating a dramatic landscape teeming with unique flora and fauna.
The rocky cliffs and endless ocean views give the impression that you've reached the end of the world, which in some ways, you have, given that this is the most southwestern point of Africa!
There are plenty of things to do around the Cape Peninsula; hike up to the old lighthouse at Cape Point (or take the Flying Dutchman Funicular instead!), hike to the famous WWII SS Thomas T. Tucker shipwreck on the Olifantsbos hiking trail, explore the Cape of Good Hope (there are plenty of hiking and biking trails on offer!), and a tonne of beautiful secret beaches just waiting to be discovered (although a word of caution: swimming isn’t allowed at some of these due to strong currents).
The drive down there will take you past Muizenberg, the Boulder’s Beach colony, and Hout Bay, all worth a visit in their own right. Alternatively, detour along Chapman’s Peak drive and the western coast to take in some of the most beautiful scenery in all of Cape Town.
While the Cape Town of today is a colourful, wonderful place to visit as a traveller, the city has also been the epicentre of many of South Africa’s most tragic and significant events.
From the first landing of the Dutch East India Company fleet in 1652 through to the oppressive apartheid policies of the 20th century and their eventual end in 1994, many South Africa’s most significant historical events have happened right here, in the shadow of Table Mountain.
The lasting impact of these happenings are absolutely still present today. We’ve previously written here about Cape Town being a city of extremes, and particularly of ‘haves’ and ‘have nots’.
To really understand vibrant, but divided, Cape Town as a traveller today, it’s imperative that you also also delve into its history.
One of the most important things to do in Cape Town is to take the ferry out to Robben Island for a tour of the prison where Mandela (along with fellow anti-apartheid fighters) was imprisoned for 18 years.
The tour, delivered by a former political prisoner, takes in key sites on the island whilst recounting their own personal story of their imprisonment there - and provides an insight into the oppression of the apartheid regime and the ultimate triumph against it symbolised by the indomitable Nelson Mandela straight from the people who experienced it most harshly.
Eye-opening and moving, it's an important reminder that human rights and justice can never be taken for granted.
We recommend this Robben Island: Ferry ticket and Prison Tour which includes the 45-minute ferry ride, a bus tour around the key sites on the island, and a guided tour through the prison with a former freedom fighter who was imprisoned there.
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Robben Island
While the Cape Town of today is a colourful, wonderful place to visit as a traveller, the city has also been the epicentre of many of South Africa’s most tragic and significant events.
From the first landing of the Dutch East India Company fleet in 1652 through to the oppressive apartheid policies of the 20th century and their eventual end in 1994, many South Africa’s most significant historical events have happened right here, in the shadow of Table Mountain.
The lasting impact of these happenings are absolutely still present today. We’ve previously written here about Cape Town being a city of extremes, and particularly of ‘haves’ and ‘have nots’.
To really understand vibrant, but divided, Cape Town as a traveller today, it’s imperative that you also also delve into its history.
One of the most important things to do in Cape Town is to take the ferry out to Robben Island for a tour of the prison where Mandela (along with fellow anti-apartheid fighters) was imprisoned for 18 years.
The tour, delivered by a former political prisoner, takes in key sites on the island whilst recounting their own personal story of their imprisonment there - and provides an insight into the oppression of the apartheid regime and the ultimate triumph against it symbolised by the indomitable Nelson Mandela straight from the people who experienced it most harshly.
Eye-opening and moving, it's an important reminder that human rights and justice can never be taken for granted.
We recommend this Robben Island: Ferry ticket and Prison Tour which includes the 45-minute ferry ride, a bus tour around the key sites on the island, and a guided tour through the prison with a former freedom fighter who was imprisoned there.
It’s a proud, colourful, and extremely culturally-rich part of the city, and if you’re looking for things to do in Cape Town, a visit to Bo Kaap should definitely make the list.
Bo Kaap - Dorp Straat
21 Pentz StIt’s a proud, colourful, and extremely culturally-rich part of the city, and if you’re looking for things to do in Cape Town, a visit to Bo Kaap should definitely make the list.
The BEST way to see Cape Town. Cape Town Helicopter can take you wine tasting, or just a flip over the mountains. Worth every penny.
Options are endless, they are a great friendly company and this experience is just incredible.
Post flip, I suggest you head to the Grand Beach Cafe down the road for a pizza and a glass of bubbles! Be sure to book.
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Cape Town Helicopters
36 E Pier RdThe BEST way to see Cape Town. Cape Town Helicopter can take you wine tasting, or just a flip over the mountains. Worth every penny.
Options are endless, they are a great friendly company and this experience is just incredible.
Post flip, I suggest you head to the Grand Beach Cafe down the road for a pizza and a glass of bubbles! Be sure to book.
Robben Island, the unique symbol of “the triumph of the human spirit over adversity, suffering and injustice” with a rich 500 year old multi-layered history, is visited every year by thousands of people eager to understand and honour the important aspects of South Africa’s history that the Island represents.
Tours are 09h00 / 11h00 / 13h00 & 15h00
Bok your tickets online
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Музей острова Роббен
Robben Island, the unique symbol of “the triumph of the human spirit over adversity, suffering and injustice” with a rich 500 year old multi-layered history, is visited every year by thousands of people eager to understand and honour the important aspects of South Africa’s history that the Island represents.
Tours are 09h00 / 11h00 / 13h00 & 15h00
Bok your tickets online
PUBS
The ones that stick like glue
Good Old Pub with a beer brewing area that can take tours.
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Foresters Arms
52 Newlands AveGood Old Pub with a beer brewing area that can take tours.
Peddlars
Brounger RoadPub Grub & Good Vibes. Great fish and chips.
Perseverance Tavern, or Persies, claims to be the oldest pub in South Africa. It dates back to 1836, and though it has seen some renovations over the years, it still retains its historical charm. Even though it’s been around for more than 100 years, it’s still a popular destination for residents looking to catch the latest game on the television, or have a few well-priced afterwork drinks. The spacious courtyard is perfect for a summer’s evening, and the indoor fireplaces in the old interior make it perfectly cosy during winter.
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Perseverance Tavern
83 Buitenkant StPerseverance Tavern, or Persies, claims to be the oldest pub in South Africa. It dates back to 1836, and though it has seen some renovations over the years, it still retains its historical charm. Even though it’s been around for more than 100 years, it’s still a popular destination for residents looking to catch the latest game on the television, or have a few well-priced afterwork drinks. The spacious courtyard is perfect for a summer’s evening, and the indoor fireplaces in the old interior make it perfectly cosy during winter.
FOOD SCENE
A combination of fine dining and quick fixes.
BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION BEFORE ARRIVING
Basilico
32 Kildare RdThe Local Italian :)
The Foodbarn Restaurant
Village LaneBest little spot in Noordehoek Village.
Arguably the best restaurant in Cape Town.
La Colombe has consistently received world-wide acclaim and is positioned amongst the top restaurants in the world.
Be sure to make a booking month in advance for this spectacular experience that combines theatre and fine dining. NOt to be missed.
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La Colombe Restaurant
Main RoadArguably the best restaurant in Cape Town.
La Colombe has consistently received world-wide acclaim and is positioned amongst the top restaurants in the world.
Be sure to make a booking month in advance for this spectacular experience that combines theatre and fine dining. NOt to be missed.
Whether it's food, art or adventure you're after, this seaside village has something for everyone.
It was named one of The 12 Coolest Neighbourhoods Around The World by Forbes magazine in July 2018, among international hotspots like Barcelona’s Sants, Washington’s Navy Yard and Amsterdam’s Noord, and outranking London’s Soho and New York’s Greenpoint in the process. After one visit to the quirky seaside village of Kalk Bay, it’s easy to understand why.
TOP PICKS for FOOD:
- Brass Bell (relaxed atmosphere on the crashing waves)
- Harbour House
- Cafe Olympia (mussel pot OH MY WORD!!)
- Salt
- Cape to Cuba
Suggest that you make your way to the harbor first, go for a walk along to the lighthouse & experience the fish market. Even kalkies for good old fish and chips never hurt anyone.
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Kalk Bay
Whether it's food, art or adventure you're after, this seaside village has something for everyone.
It was named one of The 12 Coolest Neighbourhoods Around The World by Forbes magazine in July 2018, among international hotspots like Barcelona’s Sants, Washington’s Navy Yard and Amsterdam’s Noord, and outranking London’s Soho and New York’s Greenpoint in the process. After one visit to the quirky seaside village of Kalk Bay, it’s easy to understand why.
TOP PICKS for FOOD:
- Brass Bell (relaxed atmosphere on the crashing waves)
- Harbour House
- Cafe Olympia (mussel pot OH MY WORD!!)
- Salt
- Cape to Cuba
Suggest that you make your way to the harbor first, go for a walk along to the lighthouse & experience the fish market. Even kalkies for good old fish and chips never hurt anyone.
Short, Sharp, Delicious & close to home.
Also, avail on UBER Eats.
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Sushi Box Newlands
Main StreetShort, Sharp, Delicious & close to home.
Also, avail on UBER Eats.
Victorian and Edwardian cottages decorate the tree-lined, numbered avenues, and English sounding streets with names like Surrey, Norfolk and Suffolk.
A strip where your food options are endless. Wayne and I arrive in an UBER and walk the strip and go into the restaurant that tickets our taste buds for the evening!
Try:
Brads Steak house
Village Bicycle
Thai Shan
Foxy Brown
Zapataa
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Harfield Village
Victorian and Edwardian cottages decorate the tree-lined, numbered avenues, and English sounding streets with names like Surrey, Norfolk and Suffolk.
A strip where your food options are endless. Wayne and I arrive in an UBER and walk the strip and go into the restaurant that tickets our taste buds for the evening!
Try:
Brads Steak house
Village Bicycle
Thai Shan
Foxy Brown
Zapataa
If you only have a morning to do something in Franshoek then go here. Food, Wine, Fresh produce, Garden Walks, Spa. You will be in heaven and will probably stay for the afternoon.
Be sure to book.
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Винодельня Бабилонсторен
Klapmuts - Simondium RoadIf you only have a morning to do something in Franshoek then go here. Food, Wine, Fresh produce, Garden Walks, Spa. You will be in heaven and will probably stay for the afternoon.
Be sure to book.
COFFEE & CAKE
Perk up and smell the Croissants
Importers Coffee Specialists
28 Kildare RdBest coffee in town!
The ground floor of an elegantly restored Art Deco building in City Centre is home to Haas Coffee, an engaging, grand, yet inviting space with soothing music; seating is ornate antique chairs and an eclectic mix of tables, and there's jewelry, sculpture, bold paintings, and photography up for sale.
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Haas Coffee
19 Buitenkant StThe ground floor of an elegantly restored Art Deco building in City Centre is home to Haas Coffee, an engaging, grand, yet inviting space with soothing music; seating is ornate antique chairs and an eclectic mix of tables, and there's jewelry, sculpture, bold paintings, and photography up for sale.
Canadian Joel Singer opened this original home of artisanal coffee in Cape Town in 2006, and it remains one of the foremost breeding grounds of award-winning baristas. Origin’s HQ is an historic brick warehouse in trendy De Waterkant.
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Origin Coffee Roasting
28 Hudson StCanadian Joel Singer opened this original home of artisanal coffee in Cape Town in 2006, and it remains one of the foremost breeding grounds of award-winning baristas. Origin’s HQ is an historic brick warehouse in trendy De Waterkant.
Charly's Bakery
36-38 Canterbury StCakes and more cakes!
Just the best-kept secret. Get there early to grab an almond croissant.
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Olympia Cafe
134 Main RdJust the best-kept secret. Get there early to grab an almond croissant.
This southern suburbs gem serves up homely café-style food, breads and pastries baked on site. The golden pies are a hit, as are the 12 different types of bread including carb-free, foccacia and sweet potato bread. There are also daily savoury tarts, quiche, flaky croissants and a variety of cakes available on the baked goods table. Vegan treats on offer include nutty chocolate brownies that are great accompaniments for those almond milk lattes.
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MARTINS
43 Main RdThis southern suburbs gem serves up homely café-style food, breads and pastries baked on site. The golden pies are a hit, as are the 12 different types of bread including carb-free, foccacia and sweet potato bread. There are also daily savoury tarts, quiche, flaky croissants and a variety of cakes available on the baked goods table. Vegan treats on offer include nutty chocolate brownies that are great accompaniments for those almond milk lattes.
BEACH
Take your SPF & beach towels. The sea water looks colder than you think!
My favorite out of all the Clifton Beaches. Good Luck with the parking & the stairs :)
They do offer lolly's, cool drinks & Loungers w/ umbrellas.
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Clifton 2nd Beach
My favorite out of all the Clifton Beaches. Good Luck with the parking & the stairs :)
They do offer lolly's, cool drinks & Loungers w/ umbrellas.
Clifton 4th Beach hotel
Fourth Beach PromenadeFun bustling beach!
The family orientated beach even has a no slip slip way.
Calm seas and no wind. Parking is a bit fo a problem but get there early!
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Bakoven Beach
12 Kreef LaneThe family orientated beach even has a no slip slip way.
Calm seas and no wind. Parking is a bit fo a problem but get there early!
Go for a surf, hang 10 within the waves, or go grab a coffee. On a great day, it gets full, quickly!
Go to surfers' corner to hire a surfboard.
Grab some fresh croissants at Knead Bakery.
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Muizenberg
Go for a surf, hang 10 within the waves, or go grab a coffee. On a great day, it gets full, quickly!
Go to surfers' corner to hire a surfboard.
Grab some fresh croissants at Knead Bakery.
MARKETS
Best way to unwind and relax with the family, good food, and music!
Neighbourgoods Market is hosted every Saturday. Go check it out :) More than that, the OBM is home to local designers and culinary delights.
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The Old Biscuit Mill
375 Albert RdNeighbourgoods Market is hosted every Saturday. Go check it out :) More than that, the OBM is home to local designers and culinary delights.
Gosh, you have to go discover for yourself. The Oranjezicht City Farm (OZCF) is a non-profit project celebrating local food, culture and community through urban farming in Cape Town.
The Market is OPEN Saturdays 8:15am-2pm, and SUNDAYS 9am-2pm.
https://ozcf.co.za/market-day/
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Рынок Oranjezicht City Farm
Granger Bay BoulevardGosh, you have to go discover for yourself. The Oranjezicht City Farm (OZCF) is a non-profit project celebrating local food, culture and community through urban farming in Cape Town.
The Market is OPEN Saturdays 8:15am-2pm, and SUNDAYS 9am-2pm.
https://ozcf.co.za/market-day/
Take a trip back to Victorian times at this Art Deco-themed market in Elgin, where an old apple warehouse has been converted into an expansive indoor market, with elaborate metal archways, overhanging bridges, and lanterns providing the backdrop.
Expect a wonderful selection of stalls, including food, drink, jewelry, clothing, ceramics, and more, as well as live music throughout the weekend, and plenty of activities to keep children entertained. Also just the best Gin & Tonic i Ihave ever tasted!
Why you’ll love it: Enhancing the old-station feel is an authentic steam train that choo-choos into the station every Saturday. Since the barn is located right next to the railway tracks, market-goers get to watch the old beauty roll in, chugging away just like the industrial powerhouses of old.
Try book the Ceres Train up tot he market for a full-day adventure, or go wine tasting in the Elgin area after :)
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Elgin Railway Market
Oak AvenueTake a trip back to Victorian times at this Art Deco-themed market in Elgin, where an old apple warehouse has been converted into an expansive indoor market, with elaborate metal archways, overhanging bridges, and lanterns providing the backdrop.
Expect a wonderful selection of stalls, including food, drink, jewelry, clothing, ceramics, and more, as well as live music throughout the weekend, and plenty of activities to keep children entertained. Also just the best Gin & Tonic i Ihave ever tasted!
Why you’ll love it: Enhancing the old-station feel is an authentic steam train that choo-choos into the station every Saturday. Since the barn is located right next to the railway tracks, market-goers get to watch the old beauty roll in, chugging away just like the industrial powerhouses of old.
Try book the Ceres Train up tot he market for a full-day adventure, or go wine tasting in the Elgin area after :)