Cape Town's top attractions 21 - 23
21. Paarl and Du Toitskloof
Impressive landscapes surround the historic town of Paarl, founded in 1720. Don't miss a visit to the massive Paarl rocks, the biggest rock formations to be found in South Africa. The town has its own wine route, of which Nederberg Winery is one of the country's most famous wine estates. Further on, towards Worcester the Du Toitskloof Pass takes you through stunning mountain scenery, and on your return you will drive through South Africa's longest mountain tunnel.
22. Hermanus
Cape Town's most popular seaside holiday town offers the best whale watching site in the world during the months August to beginning December. The beaches (Voëlklip and Grotto) are fantastic and much warmer than those of Cape Town. A visit to Fernkloof Nature Reserve is worth the while and several hiking trails take you through spectacular Fynbos landscapes. Relax and enjoy the good life!
23. Up the West Coast
Here you will find the charming towns of Yzerfontein, Langebaan, Paternoster and Lambert's Bay. The West Coast's vast openness and unique village atmosphere provide a great escape for the city soul. The area is famous for its cray fish dishes - a feast at one of the outdoor seafood restaurants should be on your priority list. For some of the world's most beautiful flower scenery, be sure to travel up the West Coast during the months of August and September.
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