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Gorgeous mountain ranges, stunning beaches, and a cultural melting pot of a city; there is no doubt why Cape Town is number one on many a visitors list when coming to South Africa. The hikes can be quite grueling and it is advised that you never hike alone, as the routes can become treacherous in parts. Table Mountain is not the only place for hiking in the city. While hikes are accessible from Kirstenbosch Gardens, including the devilishly difficult Skeleton Gorge, the gardens themselves offer much easier walking in 528 hectares of truly stunning surrounds. Visitors to the gardens can also enjoy the sculpture garden, filled with fantastic African Artwork, and the Canopy tour is not to be missed! Of course the beaches in Cape Town are not just for water activities; Boulder ’ s Beach in Simon’s Town allows you the rare opportunity to spend the day hanging out with the local penguins. From the Natural History Museum, to the South African Art Gallery; there is plenty to discover about the nation's rich history. From District Six to Robben Island; this is the place where South Africa’s first democratic president, Nelson Mandela, spent 27 years of his life. Of course there is an entirely different Cape Town to be seen below the ocean. A visit to the Two Oceans Aquarium, at the Waterfront, will show you the world that lies below, and for qualified divers, the chance to experience it with a dive in the Aquarium’s shark tank! There is also plenty of shopping to be done while at the V&A. From fresh food markets to designer stores, there’s almost nothing you won’t find here. For those wanting an easy way to string all the sights of the city together, your best option will be to go on the Hop on Hop off Cape Town City Sightseeing Tour Bus. There are two routes to choose from, bother offering different locations and sights. Cape town offers visitors a wide variety of options when it comes to dining out! For fresh fresh fish, divine sushi and a full gourmet menu to choose from; the Beluga and Sevruga restaurants are a Cape Town must! Here you’ll tuck into fresh caught fish, and the best Slap Chips you’ll ever have, while looking across the crystalline harbour. There are also plenty of little curio shops to pop into before or after your delish meal. Live music, an extensive drinks menu and mouth-watering food in the trend restaurant setting make it one of the best fine dining experiences in Cape Town. It’s a fun, unique theatre experience that happens to come with fantastic food! It is easy to find something for every kind of budget, in every part of the city. If you wish to be closer to the city, then consider the city’s Southern Suburbs. It is very easy to book a car rental online or at the airport. It's an easy and safe way to get around the city without paying ridiculous fees and having to have cash on you!