Regions and towns

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Regions and towns
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Cape Town and the Western Cape is a bustling melting pot of cultures, tastes and experiences for young and old. You’ll find state of the art shopping malls, open-air markets, a dynamic night life and windows into our rich history. You’re going to want to discover more, and a world of natural beauty lies beyond the boundaries of the city in the greater Western Cape regions: the Cape West Coast (Weskus), the Cape Karoo, the Garden Route & Klein Karoo, the Cape Winelands and the Cape Overberg.

Each area is worth exploring and has its own charm, you’ll uncover diverse culinary delights, award-winning wine estates, nature in full bloom, wide open spaces and deserts, azure waters and white sandy beaches, luxury experiences and animal encounters that will make your journey truly unforgettable.

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Struisbaai
Struisbaai's beach is exquisite, with an almost subtropical feel. Its water is crystal clear, the brilliant blue exaggerated by the colourful fishing boats in the harbour.
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Napier
Winter is when this charming village is in its full glory, with the surrounding fields illuminated in hues of green and yellow.
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Jacobsbaai
Situated halfway between Vredenburg and Saldanha Bay, Jacobsbaai is an isolated, traditional Cape West Coast village with rocky and sandy bays, cosy beaches and lime-washed hous...
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Barrydale
The peaceful town of Barrydale is situated between the fertile Tradouw Valley on one side and the semi-arid Klein Karoo on the other.
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Bredasdorp
Bredasdorp is the economic hub of the dairy, wool and wheat farming Cape Agulhas region. De Hoop Nature Reserve, the flagship of Cape Nature Conservation is nearby, covering 60 ...
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Gansbaai
Gansbaai is the place where the sea comes to life. This town offers some of the world's best white shark cage diving, boat and shore-based whale watching and fishing spots.
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Leeu Gamka
Interesting period architecture dominates this picturesque little Cape Karoo town, which is a welcome port-of-call on the north-south route along the N1 highway.
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Klaarstroom
The hamlet of Klaarstroom lies at the entrance to the beautiful Meiringspoort. Hidden by a bend in the road, it is a delightful retreat from the everyday bustle.
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Murraysburg
The little town with the big heart. Nestled in a little-known valley in the Cape Karoo lies the village of Murraysburg.
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Bonnievale
Resting in a fertile valley between the Langeberg Mountains and mighty Breede River, Bonnievale’s name says it all – it is a friendly, happy place with loads on offer for any tr...
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Hardeveld
The tone in the seven small Hardeveld villages (Nuwerus, Bitterfontein, Kliprand, Rietpoort, Molsvlei, Stofkraal, Putsekloof) is decidedly traditional. It's a place where pace i...
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Vredendal
Vredendal is situated in the lower Olifants River Valley, along the irrigation scheme. The town is a suitable stopover for all journeys from the N7 and the R27 routes. With its ...
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Papendorp & Ebenhaezer
The quaint and tranquil settlements of Papendorp and Ebenhaezer overlook the Olifants River estuary and wetland and offer wonderful bird-watching experiences.
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Riviersonderend
Riviersonderend (River without end) is a small village situated adjacent to the N2, about 165km from Cape Town. It was so named after the river that runs through the town.
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Stanford
Take a step into yesteryear and visit this gorgeous Victorian-influenced village flanked by mesmerizing mountains and the Klein River running through it.
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Breedekloof
A scenic one-hour drive from the Mother City of Cape Town, the town of Breedekloof awaits. Award winning wines, country living and a natural playground of crystal clear streams ...
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Citrusdal
Citrusdal is situated north of Cape Town along the N7. It is an easy two-hour drive from the city and is nestled between the picturesque Cederberg, Koue Bokkeveld and the Swartb...
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Caledon
In the heart of the Cape Overberg, Caledon is situated on the slopes of the Klein Swartberg Mountains on the N2, 120km east from Cape Town.
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Atlantic Seaboard
The Atlantic Seaboard stretches from the periphery of the V&A Waterfront, past Mouille Point and along the Sea Point promenade to the famous Camps Bay. It overlooks the sparklin...
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McGregor
McGregor is a unique, alternative, eccentric and therapeutic village away from the crowds where you can truly unwind, step back in time and just relax.
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Malmesbury
Malmesbury, generally known as the ‘Heart of the Swartland’, is a tranquil country town with a Mediterranean climate. It’s only a 40-minute drive from Cape Town.
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Darling
There’s always something exciting happening in the vibrant small town of Darling. Although known traditionally for the amazing beauty of the spring wildflowers during the Cape W...
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Wupperthal
An attractive oasis in a very rugged wilderness area, Wupperthal is an ideal hiking, biking and off-road 4x4 route destination.
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Northern suburbs
To the north of the N1 is an area which includes Parow, Bellville, Tygervalley and Durbanville.