✅ Why Visit?
One of the New Seven Wonders of Nature, Table Mountain offers panoramic views of Cape Town, Robben Island, and the Cape Peninsula.

📍 Location: Table Mountain National Park
🎟️ Entry Fee: Approx. R390 (cable car return ticket)
🕒 Best Time to Visit: Early morning or sunset for spectacular views
⭐ Things to Do:

• Take the cable car to the top
• Hike up via Platteklip Gorge or Skeleton Gorge
• Spot unique wildlife and flora

✅ Why Visit?
This dramatic coastal reserve offers breathtaking cliffs, hiking trails, and the famous lighthouse.

📍 Location: Cape Peninsula, 60 km from Cape Town
🎟️ Entry Fee: Approx. R400 per adult
🕒 Best Time to Visit: Morning to avoid crowds
⭐ Things to Do:

• Hike to the Cape Point Lighthouse
• Spot baboons, ostriches, and penguins
• Take photos at the Cape of Good Hope sign

✅ Why Visit?
A lively waterfront area featuring shopping, dining, entertainment, and stunning ocean views.

📍 Location: Cape Town Harbour
🎟️ Entry Fee: Free (individual attractions may have fees)
🕒 Best Time to Visit: Evening for great dining and nightlife
⭐ Things to Do:

• Visit the Two Oceans Aquarium
• Take a sunset cruise
• Enjoy world-class shopping and dining

✅ Why Visit?
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Robben Island is famous for being the prison where Nelson Mandela was held for 18 years.

📍 Location: Off the coast of Cape Town
🎟️ Entry Fee: Approx. R600 (ferry & guided tour)
🕒 Best Time to Visit: Morning tours (less crowded)
⭐ Things to Do:

• Tour the prison with former political prisoners
• Visit Nelson Mandela’s cell
• Explore the island’s history