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Sundowner: Autumn/Winter 2018

Love at first sight: all eyes are on Iguazu. New ways: the luxury travel trends steering our direction. One for all: find the family holiday to suit your tribe.

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clockwise from left:<br />

Victoria & Albert Waterfront; view of Camps Bay<br />

and Lion's Head mountain; colourful houses in<br />

Bo Kapp<br />

DAY 2<br />

08.00<br />

Time for nature in the Mother City. There’s<br />

a choice of hikes depending on how late<br />

your night was. Take the beautiful trail up<br />

Platteklip Gorge to the top of Table Mountain<br />

or climb Lion’s Head for equally stunning<br />

views of Cape Town. Neither are a walk in the<br />

park, so don’t wear jeans and flip flops, but<br />

this towering wilderness in the middle of the<br />

city has to be the highlight of your visit.<br />

13.00<br />

You will definitely have worked up an appetite<br />

by now, and Woodstock is the place to go.<br />

Renovated warehouses are home to cuttingedge<br />

art galleries and shops – like Cape Town’s<br />

answer to London’s Shoreditch. The hottest<br />

table in town is at The Pot Luck Club – reserve<br />

your table a good few months in advance. This<br />

is the place for city vistas and culinary variety.<br />

Try fish sliders, beef in truffle café au lait<br />

sauce, cocktails, and local wines.<br />

15.00<br />

Your legs will probably want a break, so<br />

take advantage of the city’s hop-on/hop-off<br />

tour buses to catch any sights you may have<br />

missed. Bree Street is worth a wander to<br />

experience the rainbow effect of colourful<br />

townhouses and excellent shopping – this<br />

area is also home to cosmopolitan boutiques.<br />

Stop for a coffee from Jason’s Bakery, or<br />

something stronger at Mother’s Ruin if you<br />

fancy a pre-dinner gin cocktail.<br />

18.30<br />

Now’s the time to indulge at one of the city’s<br />

premier spots. Settle in with your sundowner at<br />

The Silo’s Willaston Bar and enjoy the peoplewatching.<br />

Be sure to make a reservation in<br />

advance to avoid disappointment.<br />

20.00<br />

For dinner, if you’re wanting something<br />

eclectic from the place where the locals hang<br />

out, head to the Bombay Bicycle Club. Try the<br />

Cajun calamari or the drunken Camembert,<br />

followed by chocolate chilli steak or the<br />

ostrich special. With swings for seats, it’s a<br />

wonderfully wacky, bohemian den, and the<br />

perfect place to consummate your love affair<br />

with Cape Town.<br />

CONTACT ABERCROMBIE & KENT<br />

For more information, or to book your<br />

next South African city break, call to speak<br />

to our travel specialists on 01242 547 702.<br />

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