I have left Cape Town after three beautiful years! I did not travel extensively in South Africa, as I did in Namibia, this is mostly because Cape Town has so much to offer! There is so much to see in Cape Town within an hours drive: from the diverse multicultural city; the fabulous beaches; up the mountain to rugged nature and beautiful views; the rolling hills of the Cape winelands; the spirit and energy of the Cape flats – all within your reach in what I like to call the “city with many angles”. I highly, highly recommend Cape Town to all travellers!
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- Arrival in Cape Town January 2009
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- Picnics on Signal Hill
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- Sunset from Signal Hill
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- Kalky’s Fish and Chip restaurant in Kalk Bay
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- Hout Bay harbour
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- The World Cup 2010 Draw Party takes over Long Street
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- Children meet Zakumi on the eve of World Cup 2010
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- Grand Parade Fan Park during World Cup 2010
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- Cape Town city at dusk
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- World Cup 2010 performance at the V&A Waterfront
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- World Cup 2010 opening match in Cape Town Stadium
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- Taking in the sunset on the Seapoint promenade
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- Saturday morning at the Old Biscuit Mill
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- Sunset from the Seapoint promenade
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- Stanford Valley
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- Coming down the cable car from Table Mountain
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- Sunrise in Hermanus
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- Kaapse Klopse parade on New Years
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- Sunset over Devils Peak
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- Sunset from Stellenbosch mountains
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- Smitswinkel Bay near Cape Point
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- Sunset from Lions Head
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- Twelve Apostle Mountains at sunset from sea
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- Afternoon of cricket at Newlands
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- Diaz Beach at Cape Point
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- Lion resting in Kruger National Park
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- Sunset from Table Mountain
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- Cape humour
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