How to spend 48 hours in Cape Town

With South Africa full of activities and things to do, one news provider has made things easier for those heading on holidays to Cape Town.

With South Africa full of activities and things to do, one news provider has made things easier for those heading on holidays to Cape Town.

Reuters has suggested a 48-hour itinerary for those visiting the area, covering everything from excursions to eating and drinking out.

“Jazz lovers might try the lively entertainment at Manenberg’s, one of the city’s top venues specialising in South African jazz popularized overseas,” the article states.

In addition, it adds, no-one visiting Cape Town should miss out on sampling the local seafood, with grilled crayfish, Mozambican prawns and octopus all on offer.

Reuters also recommends Table Mountain and Nelson Mandela’s former cell as excellent tourist attractions.

South Africa is seen as one of the world’s best destinations for adventurers. It offers a multitude of sports, including diving, hiking, mountaineering, white-water rafting and shark spotting.

Beaches in South Africa recently made it onto a list of the world’s best beaches published by Conde Naste Traveller.

According to the magazine, people on holidays to South Africa should ensure they visit African Beach in Hermanus from June to September, where visitors can watch southern right whales.