Table Mountain is South Africa's most famous landmark and the namesake for this sprawling national park. In addition to striking geological formations, it's home to distinct vegetation, called fynbos.

(A great white attacks a seal decoy in False Bay.) They’re just curious, Compagno says. Brandon Cole In the murky predawn light, our speedboat hurdles across Cape Town, South Africa's False Bay.

False Bay, near Cape Town, is famous for its diverse marine life. The bay is home to southern right and humpback whales, as well as Bryde’s whales, which can be seen year-round. Scenic drives ...

With rolling wine farms to visit in the heart of the Cape Town suburbs, why travel to the Winelands? Get to know these ...

On False Bay, this stunning beach earned its name ... Mountain National Park—sits roughly 26 miles south of central Cape Town near the hamlet of Simon's Town. You can drive to the beach via ...

You don’t have to fly to Europe to have a Mediterranean-style getaway - South Africa has plenty of stunning coastal towns ...

Extending south from Cape Town is the Cape of Good Hope, the peninsula that divides the Atlantic Ocean and False Bay (featuring numerous beautiful beaches as a result). Formerly an independent ...

with epic views of the region’s lush wine estates and the curves of Hout and False Bays, where you may even see a whale surface in the blue. Take to the air for an epic view of Cape Town’s ...

De Rijk-Uys describes this False Bay community as a “charming fishing village with antique shops and quirky stores.” The 40-minute drive from Cape Town is worth it if you appreciate ...