Cape Town is a combination of the edge of undisclosed sights and only one of its kind things to do. On the most recent trip, it was a mission to find out the hidden gems of its best version. Starting from the beautiful beach huts to the stunning viewpoints, here is the best forever guide of twelve of the vibrant and least known attraction places for tourists situated in Cape Town.
- Kloof Corner
One of the best Spots for sunrise in Cape Town is the panoramic vision of Lion’s head, the city Kloof Corner and Camps Bell. The view of sundowner is not so scruffy even! It is one of the effortless thirty-minute treks. Although intense care is required to ignore the sharp drops and to be certain not to puzzle with the hike of Kloof ridge as it is one of the trickiest hikes on Table Mountain.
- Woodstock Street Art
On the peak of Devi slopes, Woodstock is a trendy as well as a rough neighborhood of Cape Town where the little side streets conceal vibrant wall painting and mesmerizing the art of the street. The home to the old Biscuit Mils is Woodstock and currently, gathering of shops as well as the food market every Saturday morning.
- Bo-Kaap
In the neighbor of Malay Quarter, the Boo-Kaap is located. It is a suitable place for an afternoon walk to take up the culture, taster the local food, and participates in the class of cookery. All the houses are painted in vibrant colors.
- Stony Point Penguin Reserve
It is located in Betty’s Bay, outside Cape Town near a seaside village. The Reserve is the largest African Colonies of Penguins in the world.
- Wally’s Cave on Lion’s Head
The place is an iconic landmark located in Cape Town. It is one of the famous cave and moreover, easily accessible.
- Muizenberg Beach Huts
It is the suburb along the beachside and is well-known for the white sandy beach.
- District 6
The darker side of Cape Town and in South African history in District 6. The highlights of cape Town is here and the separation of South Africa’s manner of life.
- Chapman’s Peak Drive
A hair raising driving experience along the Atlantic Coast and Chapman’s Peak is the most spectacular one.
- Indulge at Charly’s Bakery
Charly’s Bakery is famous for the fun as well as beautifully decorated biscuits and cakes. Six yellow frames for photo dotted around the Cape Town.
- Eat a Gatsby
A foot-long Sandwich filled with chips; meat and a tasty sauce can be available in Cape Town and is a signature.
- Tidal Pools at Camps Bay
An impressive coastline boasts by the Cape Town and hidden across the beaches with saltwater pools of tides and provide protection against the pool and its residents.
- Catholic Shrine
Nobody is aware of the presence of a tiny shrine and lies between the leafy gardens of the Schoenstatt Catholic Retreat.
So, these are some of the secret spots located in Cape Town and if you ever come across such places, then don’t forget to share the experience.
