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Cape Peninsula Day Trip: The Complete Self-Drive Guide (With My Photos)
The Cape Peninsula is one of those places that makes you question why you ever go anywhere else. On a clear day — and Cape
March 20, 2026
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The Cape Peninsula is one of those places that makes you question why you ever go anywhere else. On a clear day — and Cape
Seven iconic Cape Town locations — Bo-Kaap, Table Mountain, Clifton Beach, Hout Bay, Chapman’s Peak, and Cape Point — through original photography with tips on light, timing, and gear.
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