Exploring Cape Town with kids doesn’t have to be complicated or boring. Whether you’re here for a week or a weekend, the city has loads of places where children can run, learn, explore, and just be kids. From cable cars and penguins to playgrounds and science museums, there’s something for everyone. Here is a guide to navigating Cape Town with kids of all ages.
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Cape Town food festivals are as diverse as its people, combining global influences with local heritage in every bite. Think fresh seafood straight from the harbour, biltong spiced to perfection, and handcrafted gin made with indigenous flora. Taste your way through Cape Town’s culinary scene with our guide to the best food festivals. These events showcase the city’s rich flavours, from wine pairings and braais to street food and artisan markets.
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Autumn in Cape Town is a vibe. The air is crisp, the crowds are lighter, and the city’s natural beauty turns golden under warm afternoon light. It’s the kind of season that invites you to slow down, explore deeper, and experience the Cape in a whole new way.
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Can you fall in love with a town? I did with Heidelberg. This rustic, peaceful gem between Swellendam and Riversdale along the scenic Garden Route (or the Overberg, depending on who you ask) captured my heart the moment I arrived.
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Step into the countryside charm of Napier, a small Overberg town that effortlessly blends old-world allure with an offbeat edge. Rolling wheat fields stretch along the R316, welcoming you into a place where history lingers in the architecture and creativity thrives in every quirky corner. Just 169 km from Cape Town, Napier sits surprisingly close to home but feels like a world away.
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