Are You Aware of the Free Things You Can Do in Cape Town?

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In the mother city Cape Town, you can plan an itinerary and enjoy all the free things you can imagine. Check out some top free things you must do before booking cheap flights to Cape Town.

Walk the Promenade
The 6-mile long Sea Point Promenade offers a winding path along the Atlantic shoreline. The lawns and the Mouille Point offer lovely playing areas and tempt visitors to walk and relax. The spot is ideal to sit for hours and watch the world pass by. The paved surface is good for prams and wheelchairs. Do not miss the sunset!



Atop Lion's Head
Get another stunning view of the coastline by climbing the Lion's Head. The walk to the top is intimidating but the views are worth it. The place gets crowded when the climate is seductive and during full moon nights.

Leisure on Signal Hill
Pack some chicken sandwich and soft drinks, get a car, and enjoy an easy drive to the top. Raise a toast to the reddish sun and capture panoramic shots.



Hike the Table
Here is some more trekking activity. Ascend the Table Mountain and right into the parks and the forests. With Cape Town flights experience nature like never before.

In the company of the squirrels
If you do not mind furry company while enjoying, here is your chance to feed the birds and the squirrels. A 9-hectare park in central Cape Town has a ravishing Japanese garden with wonderful roses. Carry a picnic blanket and enjoy the group of tame squirrels.



For Beach Bums
Catch an Atlantic wave if you can, or get tanned at one of Cape Town's famous beaches - Camps Bay and Noordhoek beach. Swimmers can head towards the other side of the peninsula and wet themselves in the warm waters of Muizenburg or Milnerton Beach. Do not forget to explore the rock pools along the Sea Point.

Travel back in Time
On certain days, you can have a free entry to some of Cape Town's museums. The Social History Centre allows visitors to enjoy a free tour and admire the exhibits. Cape Town Holocaust Museum also allows free entry and this is a must-see.



Be a politician
Be a part of politics in a guided tour of the governmental buildings. The tour consists of the function of the parliament, explore public galleries, and get to know about the history of Cape Town.

Cycling after Dusk
Join a group of energetic cyclers in a Moonlight Mass. Rent or borrow a bicycle and zoom through the streets of Cape Town.

Cape's Coffee
Pamper your soul with some finest coffee in Cape Town and enjoy chatting with a local. There is nothing like a solo tour after being charged with Cape’s Coffee.



Markets and Malls
Explore Century City Natural Goods Market of Cape Town located next to a huge Bird Sanctuary. Enjoy train rides, live concerts, and other games free.
Enjoy a walk through the new Hout Bay Market situated in an abandoned factory and explore more than 100 stalls selling anything from food to homewares.
The City Bowl Market offers aromatic waffles, Chinese food, jewellery, and clothes. A coffee will add to your tour.
Make sure you also visit the Waterfront Market on the Wharf. It is completely a food market with everything to do with food and kitchenware.



Walk and Taste
What about some wine and beer in Cape Town? Well, those days are gone when you could just sample beer and wine. Now walk into any restaurant in Cape Town, take a seat, and taste some marvellous wine and beer. The place is called &Union, right in central Cape Town. Enjoy some goodies and music.

You may not have envisioned these amazing free things in Cape Town. Now you know, therefore plan a trip to Cape Town, and make your African travel unforgettable.

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