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Cape Town web site owners & webmasters, use our virtual images on your websites, more details here Welcome to Search Cape Towns virtual tourist page, below are some of the most visited tourist areas in Cape Town, South Africa is well known for stunning scenerey so we have now made it possible for you to virtually be here, we hope you enjoy our pictures. |
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Boulders Beach, a sheltered beach surrounded by large granite boulders, located between Simon's Town and Cape Point on the Southern end of the Cape Peninsula. View Boulders Beach |
 Boulders Beach |
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| Noordhoek, situated at the Southern end Chapman's Peak drive, about 35 kilometres South of Cape Town. View Noordhoek Beach |  Noordhoek |
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| Chapman's Peak, the name of a mountain on the west of the Cape Peninsula, accessed from the seaside town of Hout Bay. View Chapmans Peak |  Chapmans Peak (a) |
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| Chapman's
Peak, another view of this world famous look out point, visitors from
all over the world have been there and many more will take this most scenic drive
from Hout Bay to Noordhoek. View Chapmans Peak Lookout Point |
 Chapmans Peak (b) |
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| Camps Bay, a popular wealthy suburb of Cape Town, Camps Bay offers beautiful white sandy beaches, beach volleyball tournaments, excellent food and entertainment. View Camps Bay |  Camps Bay |
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Table Mountain, world famous view, on postcards sent all over the world, this image is taken from the service road overlooking Cape Town central business district. View Table Mountain |
 Table Mountain |
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Huguenot Monument, located in Franschoek, showing the cultural influences
that French Huguenots brought with them to the Cape after their immigration between
the 17th and 18th centuries. View the Huguenot Monument |
 Huguenot Monument |
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| Huguenot Monument, a close up view of the monument with flower beds and lilly pads, the woman on the globe can be seen clearly as can the sun on top of the monument. View close up of Huguenot Monument |  Huguenot Monument (2) |
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| Taal
Monument, situated on Paarl Rock, just West of Paarl town center it stands
57m high. View the Afrikaans Language Monument |
 Afrikaans Taal Monument |
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| Stellenbosch, part of Cape Towns wine route, vineyards as far as the eye can see, many of which send wine around the world. View Stellenbosch Winelands |  Stellenbosch Wine Route |
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| Franschhoek, known as the food and wine heart of South Africa, over 300 years old the town was named by the French Huguenots, Franschhoek means French Corner. View Franschhoek |  Franschhoek |
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Gordons Bay, nestled below the Hottentots Holland Mountain range, this cosy holiday village has a harbour with many yachts and is very popular fishing and water sport holiday destination. View Gordons Bay |
 Gordons Bay |
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Durbanville, the valley has many vineyards and wineries. Today many of the farms are still worked by people whos families have owned the land going back for many generations. View Durbanville Winelands |
 Durbanville Wine Route |
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| Witsand, near Kommetjie on th ewestern side of the Cape Peninsula, a good spot for surfing, Witsand is one of those perfect white sandy beaches you could walk on all day. View Witsand Beach |  Witsand (near Kommetjie) |
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| Mouille Point, situated between Granger Bay and Three Anchor Bay and very close to the famous V&A Waterfront. View Mouille Point |  Mouille Point |
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| Big Bay in Blouberg, a perfect sheltered beach on the West coast North of Cape Town, thats where all those picture are taken for post cards looking direct at Table Mountain. View Big Bay Beach |  Big Bay Blouberg |
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| Camps Bay Beach, at the foot of the 12 appostles, View Camps Bay Beach |  Camps Bay Beach |
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| Sea Point outdoor pool, owned and run by the city council, usually warm during the summer months situated towards the end of Sea Point itself, View Sea Point Pool |  Sea Point Pool |
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| Table View, just South of Blouberg and Big Bay, white sand as far as the eye can see north or south, cool waters from the Atlantic Ocean, often whales can be seen calving in Table Bay between August and November. View Table View Beach |  Table View Beach front |
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| Melkbos, a popular surfing venue, windsurfing, beach fishing, diving and perfect for boating as Melkbos has a safe sheltered slipway. View Melkbos Strand |  Melkbos Strand |
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| Signal Hill, a view looking out over the Atlantic Ocean and the glimpse of Robben Island, signal hill has the noon gun which blasts of a blank at midday every day, View Signal Hill |  Signal Hill (looking North) |
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| Signal Hill, another view from signal hill, this time looking into the city bowl, Oranjezicht, Gardens and Devils Peak, the magnificent back drop of Table Mountain with Lions Head guarding it. View Signal Hill |  Signal Hill (looking South) |
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| Cape Point, where 2 oceans meet, situated at the southern most tip of the Western Cape, Cape Point Nature Reserve. View Cape Point |  Cape Point |
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& A Waterfront, with a backdrop of Table Mountain situated in the
heart of Table Bay working harbour visited by ships from all over the world, theatre,
food, shops and tours. View the Waterfront |
 The Water Front |
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| Waterfront, a view taken on the dockside with one of the many eating establishments on offer, the choice is wide, all palets catered for, theres cinemas, museums and curios stalls dotted around the still functioning harbour. View The Waterfront Harbour |  The Water Front |
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| Rhodes Memorial, a memorial to Cecil John Rhodes designed by Sir Herbet Baker, Rhodes made his money in the diamond mining trade in Kimberly, View Rhodes Memorial |  Rhodes Memorial |
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Hermanus, famous for Whale watching, one of the many coastal towns along the eastern coast of South Africa, a popular holiday destination for locals and foreigners alike. View Hermanus Cliffs |
 Hermanus Cliffs |
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