It is not necessary to waste lots of cash to have a fun time in a new country. While South Africa offers numerous things to do for tourists in its treasure chest, but if you’re simply not having enough cash then the city also offers a few fascinating things that won’t require any cash. Everybody loves free things- it in some way boosts the fun two times and so here are a few free things that one could do in Cape Town. You can find loads to see and do in South Africa’s most well-known location that won’t cost you a penny.
Hike Up Lion’s Head
If you’d prefer hiking and other exciting outdoor activities, then you could ensure that Cape Town won’t fail on that front too. You will find 2 areas which you could showcase your trekking and hiking power- one is at the Table Mountain and the other is in Signal Hill. The two mountains are a few of the best places to take your family and have an excellent outdoor dining experience. It’s best that you climb up just before sunset to relish a picnic while appreciating the gorgeous panoramic views of Cape Town and Camps Bay lying under the cold and the stunning moon.
Take a Walking Tour
Numerous companies provide free walking tours of the city. A few tours enjoy well-known sights such as Greenmarket Square, Company’s Gardens, Bo Kaap and Grand Parade; some others give you a different view of the town, like the Taste of Cape Town tour, that samples traditional treats and visits art galleries and street performers. Even though the tours are charged as free, a tip for the guide is anticipated. The history of the various places is interesting and you could even discover new things.
Get On Board at Nelson Mandela Gateway
Located at V&A Waterfront, the Nelson Mandela Gateway is the starting point for ferries to Robben Island. In case you’re saving money, without sea legs or your trip has been restricted by the weather, the free-to-enter visitor center is definitely worth a glimpse. Right here you’ll learn more about the history and get insight into the fight against apartheid, with a specific focus, of course, on Nelson Mandela.
Taste Local Wine
The Cape Winelands are becoming a famous mecca for wine connoisseurs and lovers, as well. Fortunately, you don’t have to spend cash in a winery tour to experience a few tastes of the great grapey things. A number of locations in and around Cape Town now provide free of charge daily wine tastings, such as Wine Concepts on Kloof Street. They provide free daily tastings coming from participating wine makers. The tastings are mondays to fridays from 16:00 to 19:00 and 11:00 to 15:00 on Saturdays.
Stroll Around Sea Point Promenade
Sea Point is really a must visit, however your visit is not complete if you don’t take in some of the awesome, crisp and cold ocean air along with the gorgeous seaside promenade. The promenade is a typical haunt of bicyclists, walkers, and skaters, if you’re into fitness and jogging then it is best to go for a sunset jog over there. It is a wonderful alternative for a theme park since you can draw out your inner child in here and soar high among the grassy parks there.
Go to Green Point Urban Park
Green Point Urban Park is definitely an incredible place in which nature thrives. It’s an ideal and spacious world of the natural enclosure for you to learn about the plant beauties surrounding you. You’ll step into a perfect landscape greenway that is a haven for both young and old. It is an ideal spot for you to relax, unwind and drift off in the lap of nature. You could even enjoy a picnic with your friends and family on its sprawling lawns.
Go Surfing At Muizenberg Beach
On Muizenberg, the surfing culture is full of life and flourishing for years.
This stunning, small coastal community is filled with welcoming people and chill vibes. The waves are perfect there regardless of the season. So whether the summer sun is glowing high or if the winter cold is covering the sun, the waves will always be ready for you. In fact, the waves are the best while in winter. If you wish to experience the wonder of this spot, then arrive early on in order to miss the traffic jam, making the best out of your day.
Go To Boulders Beach in Simons Town
This can be a perfect stop going to Cape Point! Spend time with Cape Town’s most adorable residents… African Penguins! This penguin colony is called the Boulders Beach in Simons Town home. Take a lot of pictures and watch them waddle around within their natural habitats. Whenever you are done capturing so many pictures of the lovable tuxedoed friends, stroll all around Simons Town, a charming resort town in between Cape Town and Cape Point, full of cafes and shops.
Cycle at Full Moon
Once a month, bicycle spokes glimmer in the moonlight as cyclists and bike-lovers ride casually through the streets. You can be a part of the Critical Mass event for free while making a statement about the benefits of using environmentally friendly transportation. It’s also a great way to have fun while admiring Cape Town’s beauty at dusk. The starting point is Green Point Circle and the cycle event is from 20:00 to 23:00.