Western Cape Travel

Situated on the south-western tip of Africa, the Western Cape is the meeting point of the cold Atlantic and the warm Indian Oceans. Its capital city Cape Town, is dominated by the flat-topped bulk of Table Mountain. The province has South Africa's fifth largest population, numbering in the region of 4.5 million inhabitants. The story of the Republic of South Africa began in the Western Cape, some 350 years ago, when it was inhabited by the Khoi, San and other Bantu-speaking groups. In the late 15th century European seafarers arrived here in search of a halfway stop on trade routes to the East and thereby changed the face of South African history forever.

Enjoy Western Cape Travel with hot summers and cool rainy winters - perfect weather for the production of fruit, grains and, most important - wine.

Thanks to its scenic beauty and many attractions, tourism is a major and growing force in the Western Cape, which hosts over 50% of the country's international visitors.

Western Cape day tours

Day Tours starting and ending in Cape Town, South Africa. The area nestling between the blue waters of the Atlantic, a place filled with natural beauty at the tip of South Africa, has now become a top tourist destination for both local and international tourists.
Western Cape day tours

Western Cape tours

Tours & safaris starting and/ or ending in Cape Town. These tours normally have a duration of Winelands, Garden Route, Cape Whale Route, Overberg Region, anf the Cape West Coast. Ideal for those of us that just want to get away for a few days.
Western Cape tours

Cape Town Accommodation

Accommodation in this the most beautiful city in South Africa and perhaps even the world.
Cape Town Accommodation
» City Bowl
» Atlantic Seaboard
» Constantia
» Blouberg Strand
» False Bay

Cape Town travel

Cape Town, is dominated by the flat-topped bulk of Table Mountain flanked by Signal Hill and Devil's Peak and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. Often referred to as the Mother City as the story of the Republic of South Africa began in the Cape.
Cape Town travel

Cape Winelands travel

Just a 45-minute drive from Cape Town and you're in the mountains and valleys of the Winelands - all gracious gabled Cape Dutch homesteads, cask-lined cellars, oak-treed towns and ultra fine restaurants. Stellenbosch, Franschoek and Paarl.
Cape Winelands travel

Cape Overberg travel

An hour east of Cape town `over the mountains' is the Overberg, marked by a coastline of holiday-friendly beaches, picturesque seaside towns, a whale route that draws more whales and more watchers each year between June and November.
Cape Overberg travel

Karoo travel

One of the most geologically interesting parts of South Africa is the Klein Karoo, with its towering mountains and sheer gorges. A notable geological feature is the Cango Caves, a series of caverns and chambers naturally hewn out of limestone.
Karoo travel

Garden Route travel

'This land of lakes, bays, mountains and forests languishes on the southern coast from Heidelberg to the Eastern Cape's Tsitsikamma Forest and Storms River' The Garden Route, South Africa's most popular tourist destination after Cape Town.
Garden Route travel

Cape West Coast travel

The West Coast offers some of the greatest of small town experiences in South Africa. This is a region that needs to be savored, slowly, and therefore road trips along the West Coast are a firm favourite with locals and international visitors.
Cape West Coast travel

Western Cape travel planner

The key to a successful Western Cape Holiday is having an agent that has great local knowledge, experience and excellent products.

At Uyaphi.com we offer a wide and comprehensive portfolio of scheduled, self drive and tailor-made tours & safaris as well as accommodation/ lodging and vehicle hire for travel in Cape Town.

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