Cape Town Travel Guide

Cape Town is the second highest densely inhabited city in South Africa, referred as the provincial capital of the Western Cape. As the power of the National Parliament, it was declared as the legislative capital of the country. It is an official part of the City of Cape Town metropolitan municipality which is renowned for its harbour as well as its natural ambiance in the Cape floral kingdom. Cape Town is also Africa's most popular tourist destination that lies on the shore of Table Bay.
A list of tourist attractions is mentioned below:

Table Mountain, Cape Town’s icon stands at 1 086 metres above with her support decisively within the Table Mountain National Park. The impressive table top is a national monument and her shape has been accepted as a ubiquitous scrawls for many a company logo, presented into her shadow. The mountain is made of sandstone measuring nearly 3km from start to end. One can be fascinated by viewing from remarkable and the panorama stretches from Table Bay.

Lying just 12 km offshore of Cape Town, Robben Island is famed for the imprisonment of South Africa’s first autonomous President, Nelson Mandela. However, today the island has become a World Heritage Site which houses a museum reflecting the achievement of the human spirit over misfortune.
Cape Town is known for its icy water and beautiful beaches. Bantry Bay is houses an exclusive small beach known as Saunder’s Rocks. This beautiful Cape Town beach has overwhelming pristine pools for safe swimming. For those who have keen interest to spend holiday in beaches, wearing a bathing suit, go swimming at Sandy Bay, Cape Towns’ would be the best location for them.