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GALLERY | 5 things to do in Cape Town with R50

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Sea Point Pavilion. Photo by Lesley Piet
Sea Point Pavilion. Photo by Lesley Piet

CAPE Town is arguably one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Every year, local and international holidaymakers stream to the breath-taking city during Dezemba to experience an authentic Cape Town summer holiday.

Whether your preference lies in outdoor adventures or indoor explorations, it's a multi-faceted destination that is ready to be explored. 

Looking for budget-friendly things to do in Cape Town? Here are some things you can do on a budget in the Mother City:

1.     Hop on a MyCiti bus

Making use of the bus service is probably one of the most affordable and convenient ways of exploring the city. With more than 40 bus routes and 770 bus stops, you’re guaranteed to find a hidden gem along the coast and inner city.

MyCiti Civic Centre.
MyCiti bus service.
Using the MyCITI bus service is an easy way to explore the city.

(MyCITI bus card: R35)

2.     Visit one of Cape Town’s blue flag beaches

With its gorgeous views and endless entertainment spots, Camps Bay beach is one of Cape Town's most loved beaches.

A windy day in Camps Bay.
Camps Bay beach.
Camps Bay beach, known for its with tempting waters, strong rip and cross currents.

Earlier this year, Camps Bay Beach was awarded Blue Flag status by the Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa along with eight other beaches.

(FREE)

3.     Get a snack or drink at the Mojo Market

Calling all foodies!

Anyone in the mood for bubble tea?

Open seven days a week, the Mojo Lifestyle Market has something for every pallet. With free live music, sport match viewings, food, retail and bars, you’re going to have fun!

(Green apple ice tea R51)

4.     Take a dip in one of the iconic Sea Point pools

Looking for a cool escape this summer? Look no further than Sea Point swimming pool. Dip your toes in the springboard diving pool, relax on the lush lawn, and treat yourself to a fun day out in the sun.

 
Sea Point Pavilion.
The popular Sea Point Swimming Pool complex.
 TeAwesome
TeAwesome in the Mojo Market.

Entrance Fee:

Adults - R34, 50

Children - R20

Pensioners- Free

Sea Point Pavilion. Photo by Lesley Piet
Sea Point Pavilion
Broken Bath beach runs along the Sea Point Promenade.

5.     Get lunch in Bo-Kaap.

Discover the true flavours of Cape Malay cuisine in Bo-Kaap, where vibrant colours and mouth-watering dishes await! 

The iconic Bo-Kaap, formerly known as the Malay Quarter.
Biesmiellah Restaurant
Delicious Cape Malay dishes served hot at Biesmiellah Restaurant.
Biesmiellah Restaurant.
Biesmiellah Restaurant.
Biesmiellah Restaurant
Lunch at Biesmiellah Restaurant.


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