1. Cape Town Station:
Visit the District
Six Museum,
stroll up the Company’s Garden to feed the squirrels, grab a gatsby or bunny chow and stop by the Burg Street visitor centre for more
information.
2. Observatory Station:
Visit the transplant museum at the Groote Schuur Hospital or the SA Astronomical Observatory,
walk the Liesbeeck River Trail, go indoor rock climbing at City ROCK or
stop for a bite to eat ranging from sushi to Mexican.
3. Newlands Station:
Explore the Irma
Stern Museum,
SA Rugby Museum, Montebello Design Centre or Josephine Mill where you can
have a bite at Caveau restaurant. Newlands Rugby, Cricket Stadiums and
Newlands Outdoor Swimming Pool are also a walk away.
4. Muizenberg Station:
Historical attractions like Het Posthuys and Rhodes Cottage are great for an
educational while you can indulge in a variety of outdoor experiences like
put-putt, walking along the Muizenberg St. James Walkway or acting like a
local by hitting the surf at Surfer’s Corner! Once you’ve worked up an
appetite there are more than 10 restaurants in this area to feed your
hunger.
5. Kalk Bay Station: Its appeal lies in the wonderfully bohemian cosmopolitan vibe
with antique stores, bric-a-brac shops,
the Kalk Bay Modern Art Gallery, African curios and food ranging
from Cuban, seafood to ‘boerekos’ to add to its
old world charm.
6. Fish Hoek Station: The beach is great for sunbathing and is a very pleasant swimming
beach. The waves are fairly moderate and the water is warmer than the Atlantic Ocean beaches. This is a very family
orientated beach with plenty of space for beach games, swimming and
exploring.
7. Simon’s Town Station:
Offering a glimpse into our rich naval history visitors can explore the SA
Naval Museum, Simon’s Town Museum or Heritage Museum to name but a few. On
the outdoor front, go swimming with the penguins at Boulder’s Beach, set sail for a boat
trip, go sea kayaking or play nine holes of golf. On the food front,
experience fresh seafood, French cuisine - indoor, outdoor or on the
waterfront.
