Cape Town has long been associated with an impressive culture of viticulture and wine tasting. Here, you will find numerous wine farms, wine routes and vineyards.

The V & A Waterfront is a microcosm of all of the best parts of Cape Town life. It started as a simple extension to the harbor, but has now grown into one of the number one attractions in the city.

Discover the emotional roller coaster of your first eye to eye meeting with a wild lion.

When you arrive at Cape Town International Airport and set off along the N2 towards Cape Town you can normally see a large cloud bank directly ahead of you.

While there are numerous wine regions in and around Cape Town, two of the best are definitely Paarl and Franschhoek. If you are a fan of French wine regions, you will definitely want to take a tour of Franschhoek.

Since the release of Nelson Mandela and the democratic elections of 1994, the country has risen as the leader of the African continent.Tourism is growing rapidly, but most of the world has not seen the real South Africa yet.

Unless you have a month on your hands, forget about seeing the whole of the Western Cape in a single trip. There are so many charming seaside towns and villages nestled in picturesque valleys to visit, you will have to plan your route very carefully if you want to see everything you want.

On the Southwestern Cape of South Africa you will find one of he most unique and interesting arid regions in the world; Central Karoo. The word Karoo is derived from the Hottentot language and means 'dry thirst land.' Today, the region is considered be a veritable scientific wonder.

If you are for a travel adventure, a visit to Cape Town is perfect for you.

There are many wildlife parks and reserves for visitors and residents to enjoy to be found within the Western Cape of South Africa. There are hundreds of varieties of animals including reptiles, birds, mammals, and fish. The highlight for many visitors are the mammals such as the lions, buffalo, leopards, and elephants.