A modern, iconic stadium in Cape Town, offering stunning views of the city and Table Mountain.
Cape Town's weather can be unpredictable with sudden rain showers.
Protection from strong sunlight, especially at the stadium.
High UV index in Cape Town, essential for protecting your skin.
To keep your devices charged during long hours at the stadium.
For local transactions, as card usage may be limited.
South Africa uses Type M plugs, different from many countries.
Stay hydrated, especially during outdoor activities and at the stadium.
Iconic for its stunning sea views and excellent breakfast menu.
Beloved for its artisanal coffee and delicious breakfast pastries.
Renowned for its innovative South African cuisine and stunning views.
Famous for its traditional South African braai (barbecue) and lively atmosphere.
Known for its Asian-inspired tapas and vibrant atmosphere.
Famous for its African and Cape Malay cuisine and lively drumming performances.
Montmorency Falls, higher than Niagara, offers stunning views and a suspension bridge for up-close experiences.
A stunning fort in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, renowned for its illuminated evenings and panoramic desert views.
A historic indoor botanical garden featuring diverse plant life and seasonal flower shows.
A treasure trove of Kazakh history and culture, housing over 150,000 artifacts.
A vibrant temple in Taichung, known for its annual lantern festival and intricate architecture.
Eden Gardens, a historic cricket ground in Kolkata, is the oldest and most prestigious stadium in India, known for its iconic atmosphere and passionate crowds.
Intricate sculptures made from recycled wire, a unique Cape Town tradition.
Vibrant, colourful fabrics inspired by the Cape Malay culture, perfect for clothing or home decor.
Aromatic blends used in traditional Cape Malay cooking, great for adding flavour to dishes at home.
Handcrafted pieces featuring real shark teeth, symbolizing strength and resilience.
Hike or take the cableway to the summit for panoramic views of Cape Town.
Explore the history and culture of the Cape Malay community in this colorful neighborhood.
Visit the most southwestern point in Africa, offering stunning coastal views and wildlife.
Discover marine life from both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans in this interactive aquarium.
Take a ferry to Robben Island for a guided tour of the historic prison where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned.
Stroll along the waterfront, enjoy local cuisine, and shop at various markets and stores.
Dried, salted mullet, a Cape Town specialty with a strong, savoury taste.
A Cape Malay dish, similar to biryani, with fragrant rice, meat, and spices.
A large, filled roll with various ingredients like polony, Russian sausage, and atchar.
Grilled snoek fish, often served with a side of pap and chakalaka sauce.
A rich, spicy curry with a blend of Cape Malay spices, served with rice or roti.
A sweet, spongy dessert with a sticky, sweet sauce, often served with custard or ice cream.