Bo-kaap

The company garden is one of the oldest garden in the south Africa,was first built as a refreshment station for the trade route that rounded the tip of Africa between Europe and East its a heritage site located in central cape town .It was originally created in the 1650 by the region's first European settlers and provided fertile ground to grow fresh produce to replenish ship rounding the cape.It has its origin in Jan van Riebeeck's vegetables garden ,which he grew to feed the original colony as early as 1652,but a little closer to the coast.One can also picnic at the garden.

Today Cape Town is a modern city with high-rise office buildings and pedestrian malls. Although it is a major political and economic centre, its reputation still rests on its beautiful situation between mountain and sea, its cosmopolitan population, and the liberal outlook of many of its citizens.Being home to iconic mountain ranges, stunning natural wonders, thrilling landscapes and ocean vistas, Cape Town offers no shortage of adventures. Known as the adventure capital of South Africa, the lifestyle of locals and visitors a like centres around the outdoors and an active lifestyle.The plethora of gorgeous natural attractions in Cape Town makes it one of the most sought-after holiday destinations around the globe. The city lies between Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean, creating a dramatic, Instagrammable backdrop that is instantly recognisable.

1. Franschhoek -Is a home to one of the best wineries in the country ,with many offering tasting and tours. It is a town in South Africa s Western Cape with Centuries -old vineyards and Cape Dutch architecture .Trails wind through flowers and Wildlife at Mont Rochelle Nature Reserve to views over Franschhoek valley.The Huguenot Memorial Museum.Franscchoeck is notable for having some of the top restaurants in the country within ist borders.Its also known for food and wine capital of South Africa. You can expect nothing less than the majestic Mountain scenery,lush vineyards and quaint Europen feel oft he side walk shops and restraunts along the main road.Beyond wine and food Franschhoek visitors can have a stroll the charming streets of The Town ,admiring the colonial
2. Stellenbosch- The second oldest town in South Africa dating back to 1679 when an island in the Eerste River was named Stellenbosch by then Governor of the cape ,Simon van der Stel.Its the most famous wine producing region in South Africa.The town ,in western Cape s Coastal Region,is steeped in history and is home to the country s best known wine estates .Its one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Western Cape.The region has more than 200 wine and grape producers within the boundaries of the stellenbosch wine of origin classification.Its a major player in the international wine industry and is home to South Africa best known wine Estates.The famous wine town is internationally recorgnazed as the birth place of pinotage grapes.Is the most expensive country side property markets in the country.Is not only know for its world class wine and cuisine it has increddible outdoor activities in wide -open spaces allow you to soak up the breathtaking scenery and sorrounding mountains.The place has great potential for agriculture.The sorrounding areas proved rich in soil and correct climatefor producing vegetables to sustain the ships passing by the Cape of Good Hope en route to the other Dutch colonies in the East. Stellenbosch is internationally renowned for ist beautiful enviroment ,wine farms,streets cafes restraunts,quality wines ,historical buildings and ist famous Stellenbosch University.

Robben island is an Island on the Table bay.It's best known as the site of maximum security prison where Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners were incarcerated during apartheid.Mandela served 18 of his 27 years in prison sentence on the island and it has become synonymous with the struggle .It is now a World Heritage site and museum offering daily tours.You will disembark at Murray's Bay Harbour situated on the east coast of the island and take a short walk to the buses that will take you to all historical sites around the island .

Bo-kaap is a neigbourhood in Cape Town,since 1834 which marked the end of slavery in the cape colony.It is a day time destination on hillside it's know for its narrow cobbled streets lined with colourful houses.Bo-kaap is on the slopes of signal hills,one of the cape town's oldest and most fascinating residential area .Its streets are characterised by brightly characterised by brightly coloured nineteenth -century Dutch and Georgian terraces,which conceal a network of alleyways that are the arteries of its musilm community.