A big part of Cape Town's exotic appeal rests in the natural geography upon which the city developed.
Situated along the southwestern tip of the African continent, it has ocean views, beaches, and stunning mountains which can be climbed in dozens of different ways.
Dave is the Founder and Editor in Chief of Go Backpacking and Feastio. He's been to 66 countries and lived in Colombia and Peru. Read the full story of how he became a travel blogger.
Planning a trip? Go Backpacking recommends:
- G Adventures for small group tours.
- Hostelworld for booking hostels.
moges
Friday 27th of January 2012
nice pics by the best camera man ,i wish i could spend seconds with this guy
Meghashyam Chirravoori
Tuesday 13th of April 2010
What really stunned me at first glance..was the how nature abounds in Cape Town. In the first picture for example, there is the disarming stillness of the Table Mountain, and the water. This stillness overrules the bustle of the city. That is beautiful.
Thanks for sharing, of course.
Meghashyam Chirravoori
Tuesday 13th of April 2010
What really stunned me at first glance..was the how nature abounds in Cape Town. In the first picture for example, there is the disarming stillness of the Table Mountain, and the water. This stillness overrules the bustle of the city. That is beautiful.
Thanks for sharing, of course.
Capetown Holidays
Sunday 28th of March 2010
What truly stunning photographs Dave- they are are sure to promote Cape Town tourism amongst those who follow your exploits. Prospective visitors for the World Cup 2010 should be aware that the media are saying that accommodation in Cape Town has become more affordable as the date for the World Cup approaches, so review your travel budget and do it now.
Kevin Post
Saturday 27th of March 2010
Ave MarÃa, I bet the rockclimbing there is phenomenal! Beautiful photos Dave, thanks for sharing.