No matter where you go in Cape Town, spectacular nature is never far away

A rocky peninsula juts into the crashing Atlantic surf

Much though we love the Big 5, the Cape has no shortage of smaller but equally adorable creatures

Dotted around Cape Town are some of South Africa's most spectacular golf courses

From Clifton and Camps Bay to Blouberg, the Mother City has many striking stretches of sand

Short tours from Hout Bay is perfect for a close-up encounter of these cute (and smelly!) creatures

Bang in the heart of the Mother City, the Waterfront boasts some of the best views (and restaurants)

Pretty Victorian bathing huts add a welcome splash of colour to Muizenberg beach

Not only are the National Botanical Gardens a feast for flora, on Sundays during summer it also hosts atmospheric concerts

Surrounded by three magnificent peaks - Table Mountain, Devils Peak and Lions Head - Cape Town is bliss for mountain lovers

European culture meets African tradition in Cape Town to create and intoxicating and exotic mix

A hotspot for biodiversity, the Cape Floral Kingdom stretches along the rocky spine of the Peninsula

Whether it is your honeymoon or simply a romantic day out, Cape Town has countless places for you and your special someone to make lasting memories

Headliners like Camps Bay and Clifton aside, the Cape Peninsula is dotted with hidden coves of blonde sand

Nearly one million visitors use the aerial cableway every year, but we have a few special alternatives to consider when exploring Table Mountain

Although the country hasn't always had it easy, it now boasts one of the most advanced constitutions in the world.

From yoga and kite surfing to kayaking with dolphins, active travellers are well catered for

Recently named one of the New 7 Natural Wonders, Table Mountain is a sight you never grow tired of

A former fishing village cradled between the Sentinel and Chapman's Peak

Most of the Cape’s finest wine farms are just 30mins drive from the city centre, and boasts equally impressive cuisine

The smallest of the three mountains that surround Cape Town, Lions Head is also the easiest to clamber up

Or the Cape of Storms. The one you decide most apt will greatly depend on the weather during your visit

One of the most breath taking coastal roads in the world, Chapmans Peak Drive is a true marvel of engineering ingenuity

This brightly hued neighbourhood and former slave quarter is packed with historic significance

From creatures big to small, you never have to look far to discover beautiful wild spaces in SA