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Cape Town Tourism seeks to maintain a community full of fans with a variety of perspectives, through its social media platforms, Love Cape Town and Cape Town Tourism. We encourage and welcome your comments and participation in order to create a community that is lively, welcoming and full of love for all things Cape Town. We do, however, ask our Love Cape Town and Cape Town Tourism followers to pl

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Respect. Any personal insults or negative comments directed at a specific individual will be removed. In other words, please refrain from engaging in personal attacks, posting inflammatory language, or antagonizing other followers. Responsibility
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Followers may not post messages that are threatening, abusive, harassing, intimidating, libellous, defamatory, obscene, vulgar, pornographic, profane, indecent, illegal or unlawful. We define spam as posting the same message over and over or posts related to commercial promotion. Love Cape Town and Cape Town Tourism reserves the right to report unlawful behaviour and vandalism of our communities to your internet service provider or to law enforcement. In addition, we retain sole discretion to reject posts, delete existing posts, or block users from further participation at any time and without prior notice. Monitoring and contacting us:
We work hard to monitor all of our social media channels daily, during the hours of 8am to 5pm from
Monday to Friday. While we sometimes might respond after normal business hours, we cannot guarantee we will be able to resolve issues until close of the following business day. If you have a specific social media issue, please email our team at [email protected] their box is monitored from Monday to Friday between 8am to 6pm.

Pocket-friendly activities for the family in Sea Point ☀️From chugging along on a miniature train and competitive hole-i...
24/01/2025

Pocket-friendly activities for the family in Sea Point ☀️

From chugging along on a miniature train and competitive hole-in-ones to selfies with giant sunglasses and a candy-striped lighthouse, we’ve put together a pocket-friendly Sea Point list packed with plenty of exciting activities for everyone.

Read more here: www.capetown.travel/pocket-friendly-sea-point/

📸: Arkadij Schell/Shuterstock

22/01/2025

UPDATE: Power restored at Cape Town International Airport

22/01/2025

Update: Cape Town International Airport Power Interruptions. To stay informed with live flight information; we recommend downloading the ACSA Mobile App:http://rb.gy/66ycst.

22/01/2025

Notice: Please note that Cape Town International Airport is currently experiencing intermittent power interruptions. Our technicians are on-site and working on solving the problem. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience.

22/01/2025

Beat the heat with a tidal pool party! 🥳

Pool Party Cape Town hosts social gatherings to bring awareness to tidal pools and support children to learn to swim🏊

Upcoming float events:
26 January: Brass Bell Tidal Pool
16 February: Milton’s Tidal Pool

📹: via Instagram

Maximise Your Leave With These South African Public Holidays in 2025Back at the office and already dreaming of your next...
21/01/2025

Maximise Your Leave With These South African Public Holidays in 2025

Back at the office and already dreaming of your next holiday? By strategically planning your leave around South Africa’s public holidays in 2025, you can enjoy longer breaks without dipping into your annual leave too much.

Find out here: www.capetown.travel/south-african-public-holidays-heres-how-to-maximise-your-2025-leave/

📸: Ava Peattie/Shutterstock

20/01/2025
Expect some scorching days in Cape Town over the next few days. ☀️🌊🏖️As a result, please:  💦Hydrate regularly 🧴 Don’t fo...
20/01/2025

Expect some scorching days in Cape Town over the next few days. ☀️🌊🏖️

As a result, please:

💦Hydrate regularly
🧴 Don’t forget to slather on sunscreen with a high SPF and sport a stylish wide-brimmed hat for extra protection against those UV rays.
🌳 When outdoors, try to seek shade whenever possible. This is especially important during the hottest parts of the day, usually between 10 am and 4 pm.

How do you like to cool down on a hot summer’s day?

📸: John Henderson via Instagram

Are there any hot Cape Town events coming up in February 2025 that you'd like to share with us?Please email rhoda@capeto...
20/01/2025

Are there any hot Cape Town events coming up in February 2025 that you'd like to share with us?
Please email [email protected] before 27 January 2025 with February Events in the subject line. 🥳

📸: A.Mac.Photo/Shutterstock

16/01/2025

Warning: You might want to watch this before your trip to Cape Town. 🤫

📹: via TikTok

Cape Town Voted  #1 City in the World by Time Out 🥳The Mother City topped the publication’s annual list of the Best Citi...
15/01/2025

Cape Town Voted #1 City in the World by Time Out 🥳

The Mother City topped the publication’s annual list of the Best Cities in the World, with 82% of Capetonians describing the city as beautiful, and 97% of locals saying it makes them happy. 😁

“Where else can you visit a colony of African penguins, taste world-class wines, stroll Blue Flag beaches, enjoy views from one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature, and experience vibrant nightlife – all in a day? Cape Town offers this and more, from historic sites to cultural hubs: whether that’s Kalk Bay’s fishing heritage, East City’s food scene, Time Out Market Cape Town, or Cape Point’s natural beauty,” Time Out revealed in their report. 🌊☀️🐧

📸: Hassaan Tanvir

14/01/2025

An ASMR sunset hike up Lion’s Head with Melissa Brown ⛰️🚶‍♀️

This free bucket list boast gorgeous views of Cape Town and some of the best sunsets 😍

Here are some general tips to consider ahead of your next hike: www.capetown.travel/safety-tips-for-hiking-enthusiasts/

If you are celebrating your birthday in Cape Town, make sure to take advantage of the free entry to some of our top attr...
13/01/2025

If you are celebrating your birthday in Cape Town, make sure to take advantage of the free entry to some of our top attractions. 🥳

We’ve gathered the best free experiences and deals that the Mother City has to offer. 💃🕺🏽
Read more here: www.capetown.travel/free-birthday-treats-in-cape-town/

These free birthday experiences are available for South Africans who display a valid South African ID.

📸: lucarista/Shutterstock

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Cape Town Tourism seeks to maintain a community full of Cape Town fans with a variety of perspectives, through its Love Cape Town social media platforms. We encourage and welcome your comments and participation in order to create a community that is lively, welcoming and full of love for all things Cape Town. We do however ask Love Cape Town followers to please abide by the following simple guidelines. Respect. Everyone deserves respect. Whether you agree with them or not, respect is necessary. Any personal insults or negative comments directed at a specific individual will be removed. In other words, please refrain from engaging in personal attacks, posting inflammatory language, or antagonizing other Fans and Followers. Responsibility. We cannot take responsibility for the content or opinions posted by our users. Not all posts on our social networking sites necessarily reflect the opinions of our organisation, nor do we confirm their accuracy. By engaging with our social networks, you grant Love Cape Town and its affiliates the right to utilise all posted content in any media without any legal of monetary obligation to the poster or author. We do reserve the right to reject or remove posts that violate the rules, at our sole discretion and without prior notice. In certain circumstance where a Fan or Follower has attacked or spammed our social sites we will ban them without notification NB: We are not responsible for the privacy practices of sites linked to from our social media sites. Remember that your posts are visible to the general public. Protect your privacy and don’t give out any personal information. Prohibited. Fans and Followers may not post messages that are threatening, abusive, harassing, intimidating, libellous, defamatory, obscene, vulgar, pornographic, profane, indecent, illegal or unlawful. Spam is not allowed; we define spam as posting the same message over and over or posts related to commercial promotion. Love Cape Town reserves the right to report unlawful behaviour and vandalism of our communities to your Internet service provider or to law enforcement. In addition, we retain sole discretion to reject posts, delete existing posts, or block users from further participation at any time and without prior notice.

Monitoring & Contacting Us: We work hard to monitor all of our social media channels daily, during the hours of 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday – Friday. You can also give our team a call on 0861 322 223. While we sometimes might respond after normal business hours, we cannot guarantee we will be able to resolve issues until close of the following business day. If you have a specific social media issue we ask that you email our team at [email protected] their box is monitored Monday – Friday 8am to 6pm.