Travel guide

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Travel Guide 

1. Hire a car and explore 
2. Drive the coastal route to Hermanus, keep your eye out for whales 
3. Hike or cable car up Table Mountain 
4. Hike Lions Head 
5. Gentle hike to Cape Point 
6. Chill out at Camps Bay Beach
7. Franschhoek Wine Tram
8. Penguins at Boulders Beach or Bettys Bay 
9. Harbour House for lunch and watch the seals 
10. Safari lodges: Sanbona, Aquila, Inverdorn all relatively close to CPT. 
11. V&A waterfront: shops, bars, restaurants, day trips 
12. Robben Island 
13. Hot air balloon/ parasailing 
14. Biking 
15. Check out Cape Towns incredible restaurants 
16. Most importantly: Check out as many wine farms as possible, they are all so different our favourites are: 
    1. Quoin Rock 
    2. Muratie (next door to Quoin Rock - they couldn’t be more opposite styles) 
    3. Delaire Graff – next to our wedding venue 
    4. Haute Cabriere  
    5. Ernie Els 
    6. Grand Provence 
17. Eat, Drink, Eat, Drink and Eat and Drink some more 

Hotels we’ve stayed at and loved 

Lanzerac – Stellenbosch 

Franschhoek country house and villas – Franschhoek 

The Bay – Camps Bay 

Just a few special Franschhoek restaurants 

Arkeste at Chamonix wine farm - treetop dining 

Le Coin Francais – fancy tasting menu 

Epice, La Petit Colombe & Protégé – all find fining tasting menus (£75pp + Drinks) 

Reubans – uncomplicated fine dining 

Orangerie at Le Lude!! Fancy but very affordable(£23pp 3 courses + drinks) 

Boschendal – Picnic, Butchers, Werf restaurant. Great wine farm for Lunch, biking and wine! 

Country Grand at Dieu Donne – Pizza and pasta with epic view 

Let’s Frite – Burgers 

French Connection – Fabulous bistro 

Haute Cabriere – We have got so carried away wine tasting here (£45 per couple 3 courses + bottle of MCC)