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Weather, Wine, and Whales w.w.w of the Western Cape, South Africa

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Durbanville Wine Route
Adventures, mountain hikers, Cable cars, whale watching in the adventurous way-cage diving all combines a great attraction to adventure lover's to visit western cape of South Africa, a great diverse country in the southern hemisphere of the world. Geographically, South Africa is in the southern hemisphere and constantly maintains the great tropical, peace full weather all around the world. South Africa is a great place to travelers.

Western Cape, is the South Africa's one of the most diverse and probably best provinces. Cape Town is also considered as heaven on earth. Long route of wine fields, mountains, world famous table mountains, coastal areas, semi desert landscapes are the main attractions for big city people. 


A long drive in route 62, a long scenic route that is called wine route, around 850 km from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth can give recreation from hectic city life. Moreover, Cable Mountain's, Lion's Head, Landudno, Cage Diving, Wine testing, Chapman's Peak Road, Old Biscuit Mill, Night Life, Robben Island are also famous destination in Cape Town. Robeen Island is the place of famous prisons in the world. Nobel Laureate President of South Africa Nelson Mandela was impassioned 18 to 27 years. 

Robeen Island from mountain
From Cape Town towards north tourists can get a great peace and quite area called Karoo. Cape Town inspires tourists for its multiculturalism, great coffee, world class transpiration. Herman’s is the primary place for whale watching location. Cage Diving and playing with White sharks is the most adventurous and rare. Cederburg is an area of rocky mountain is famous for climbers, campers. Rock art, roobios (redbush) tea plant are also excellent to take it's fragrance, which comes from indigenous people of that area. 



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