Western Cape

The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company kicked off the December festive season with a landmark moment, welcoming its 33 millionth visitor on Monday, 15 December. Since operations began in 1929, …

As Cape Town prepares for its busiest time of year, the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) is getting ready to welcome a surge of local and international visitors. Based …

One of Cape Town’s most recognisable waterfront hotels is entering a new era. The InterContinental Table Bay Cape Town will reopen for a soft launch on 15 December 2025, becoming …

South Africa is entering its peak tourism season, with Cape Town alone expected to receive an average of 35,000 visitors per day. For small, community-based food businesses, this boom is …

Cape Town is celebrating another international achievement as the Twelve Apostles Terrace event venue, operated by the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company, has been awarded Africa’s Best MICE Event Venue …

Many travellers heading north from Cape Town on the N7 pass straight by Piketberg, bound for Clanwilliam, the Cederberg or Namibia. Others veer west towards Elands Bay or Velddrif without …

It is that time of year when beaches fill up, ice cream melts fast, and South Africans return to the sea for long, lazy days. As you pack your towel …

At Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront, shopping takes on a deeper meaning. Here, every purchase contributes to a greater purpose — supporting communities, preserving culture, and protecting nature. Guided by the …

By: Tarryn-Leigh Solomons Three hours from Cape Town, a 33-kilometre gravel road leads you into the heart of the De Hoop Nature Reserve. It’s less of an inconvenience and more …

Rediscover the beauty of the Western Cape’s protected areas during CapeNature’s 11th annual Access Week, running from 20 to 26 September 2025. For over a decade, this initiative has broken …