Sitting right next to Table Mountain, this verdant botanical garden witnesses a massive influx of travellers throughout the year. Established in 1913, it was opened to preserve the flora of its neighbouring region. That being said, the garden preserves the flora which grows not only in Cape Town but in the whole of South Africa.
An hour drive from Cape Town city will take you to this ethereal destination which has abundant beauty and magic to offer to the tourists. Nestled in the quaint town of Simon's, Boulders Beach primarily serves as a haven to over two thousand African Penguins.




Merely 2 km away from Cape Town, Robben Island is often known as the place of banishment. It is believed that during the Apartheid times, social outcasts were forcefully fleeted to this spot. With its close link with the brutality, cruelty, and discrimination being practised during the Apartheid times, Robben Island holds utmost significance among Africans.
Just 60 Km outside the city, Cape Point is counted among the best places to visit in Cape Town. This site draws tourists with its massive stone cliffs, spectacular bays, rolling green hills, and verdant valleys. Being home to around 250 different bird species, it also serves as a major haunt for wildlife buffs and bird lovers.
The Castle of Good Hope, built in the 17th century, stands as South Africa's oldest surviving colonial building. Located in Cape Town, it served as a fort, prison, and administrative center. Its distinctive pentagonal shape and historical significance make it a popular tourist attraction, showcasing the country's rich heritage.





