If we had not convinced you with 7 beautiful pictures of Cape Town, we try again today with 5 reasons to go visit and we bet that the next flight ticket that you'll buy, it will have as destination just this!
If you think, 5 reasons are many, one it would be enough to feel the urge to take the next flight and go and it's called: Boulders Beach.
1. IS THE MOST SOUTHERN CITY OF AFRICA
Cape Town is the most southern city in Africa including the large ones, in addition to being the second most populous. The city was named World Design Capital in 2014, also the famous Cape of Good Hope is part of its territory which is erroneously considered the most southern point of Africa and the dividing point between the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean.
2. ITS BOTANIC GARDEN IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL IN THE WORLD
The Botanical Garden in Cape Town is considered one of the most beautiful in the world and is part of the new list of the seven wonders of the world .. IT't's not the case to miss it, don't you think so?
3. YOU CAN DIVE OF COLORS IN BO-KAAP
The Bo-Kaap district is also known as the Cape Malay Quarter, this is because its first inhabitants were from Malaysian nationality. The houses here are distinguished by their colors, so varied and so bright, which seems to walk in the middle of a rainbow.
4. YOU CAN BE LUCKY AND SEE THE WHALES
Among the 5 reasons to visit Cape Town could not miss the naturalistic inspiration, here you can see the whales, you can spot them in complete freedom, the only thing you need is a little luck!
5. ROBBEN ISLAND AND THE NELSON MANDELA'S CELL
We wanted to put an historical and seriously reason anyway, basically, Cape Town had its role in the history and it is right to remember, even if Robben Island is not exactly a happy memory. On this island there is the prison where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, during the tour you can see his cell, definitely it does something, but we recommend it.
The island's name comes from the Dutch, then turned into English, it means "Seal Island" for its large number of sea lions.
Photo Cover by Arno Smit
