I wrap up my Cape Town experience with odds and ends I haven’t told you about yet, including a visit to Camps Bay, which is like Santa Barbara. And there’s a place here called Labia Theater that is nothing what it sounds like. Continue reading
A day of wine tasting in South Africa’s best vineyard towns, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek — complete with a decadent lunch and mountain views. It’s a perfect day. Continue reading
Nelson Mandela served most of his time in prison on Robben Island, located just off the coast of Cape Town. I take the ferry over on a gorgeous day to learn more about the history of this place. Continue reading
The V&A Waterfront is an upscale promenade, mall, and harbor all rolled into one — with impressive views of the ocean and Table Mountain in either direction. And an extensive market with yummy treats. Continue reading
Meet the Bo Kaap neighborhood of Cape Town — it has a dark history, as slaves were brought here from Southeast Asia in the 1600s. Now its homes are vibrantly colored. I take a walking tour to learn more about this community and its past. Continue reading
Hold the phone, guys. I have a new favorite hostel — Amber Tree Lodge in Cape Town. And my favorite part is that it’s next to the best coffeehouse on the African continent. Can I move here? Continue reading
It’s a must-do for every Cape Town visitor — take a cable car (or hike if you’d prefer a workout) to the top of Table Mountain to enjoy spectacular views of the city and rugged coastline beyond. Continue reading
I fall hard and fast for Cape Town on my first afternoon walking along the ocean. And I eat a burger with bacon and banana that blows my mind — you’ll have to take my word on this one. Continue reading
Are you ready for this? It’s my big South Africa post — a preview of how I spent six weeks traveling around this glorious country. Click through to see why I fell in love with South Africa. Continue reading
We spend our final night on tour at a South African winery with stunning views — we drink, dance, and enjoy each other’s company. Continue reading