Cape Town entertainment – casinos, cinemas & events
Posted on 20. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
Thanks to its diverse population and melting pot of cultures, entertainment in Cape Town comes in a variety of forms. Cinemas are very popular in town with all the latest releases available on the big screen, also in 3D. Whether it’s stand-up comedy or opera, African Dance or ballet, football or festivals, Cape Town could never be referred to as boring. In fact, there is so much to choose from when it comes to Cape Town entertainment you couldn’t do it all in a life time, so here is JF’s guide to the pick of the bunch. (more…)
Cape Town shopping – malls, markets & bargains
Posted on 20. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
Shopping in Cape Town is a very popular pastime and like any big city, there is plenty to spend your money on here. Whether it’s the bright lights of American-style malls or the dusty gems of ramshackled flea markets you’re after, Cape Town shops have something to suit all styles and budgets. From original artefacts to designer outlets, here is JF’s complete guide to shopping in Cape Town. (more…)
Green Point Stadium in Cape Town
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
Cape Town’s brand new Green Point stadium has been constructed especially for the 2010 World Cup and will be a focal point for the tournament’s success. Due to host eight games in total including the first semi-final, Green Point stadium in Cape Town has an overall capacity of 70,000 and stunning Table Mountain as a backdrop (more…)
Getting to Cape Town – transportation, car rental, flights, rail, bus, coach
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
Cape Town is well served by transport routes and tourists arriving for the World Cup should not have any major difficulties getting into the city or visiting the countless sites and attractions. Many football fans choose to rent a car as the simplest way of travelling between all the different host cities, although this is not the only way to get around Cape Town and the surrounds as there are also extensive rail connections. (more…)
Cape Town restaurants – curry, burgers and steaks
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
Restaurants in Cape Town are generally better than average with fresh seafood featuring heavily and decent wines produced nearby. Meat lovers must try the organic Karoo lamb which has a good reputation as well as all sorts of exotic meat not normally found on European dining tables such as ostrich and alligator. Unfortunately, much of the best South African food gets shipped abroad although there is still more than enough to go around. (more…)
Cape Town guide for South Africa World Cup 2010
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
Cape Town has always been one of those ‘must see before you die’ places, but since it was announced that the 2010 World Cup would be held in South Africa, we at Johnny Foreigner reckon you might as well see it sooner. World Cup 2010 games will be held at Cape Town’s Green Point Stadium where the atmosphere and the football promise to be worth the trip. (more…)
Cape Town nightlife – bars, pubs & clubs
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
Nightlife in Cape Town is mainly centred around trendy bars and restaurants and the vibe here is quite chic and laid-back. There are few nightclubs to keep the hardcore clubbers happy, however, and the restaurants and bars stay open late. Venues in Cape Town cater for a variety of tastes, from the bohemian jazz scene to cigar lounges pool bars. (more…)
Cape Town guesthouses and hotels near Green Point Stadium
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
There is a wide range of accommodation in Cape Town ranging from international hotels with an assortment of luxury facilities to intimate bed and breakfasts. Obviously there is going to be a huge demand during the World Cup so if any of our partner sites cannot help with booking Johnny Foreigner has complied a comprehensive list of guesthouses near Green Point Stadium. (more…)
Cape Town beaches – surfing, bars and football
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
The city of Cape Town is home to some of the world’s most beautiful beaches and was one of the first non-European metropolises to be awarded blue flags for three of their pristine stretches of sand.
There are two different styles of beaches in Cape Town, as the Indian and Atlantic Oceans are divided by a 1,000 metre-high peninsula. All the beaches in Cape Town have something different to offer, from whale watching to windsurfing, so it can be hard to make your mind up. Check out JF’s guide to the best beaches in Cape Town. (more…)
Sightseeing in Cape Town – tourist attractions
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
Attractions in Cape Town are plentiful and it’s their sheer range and diversity that keeps people coming back to ‘the mother city’ year after year. The city itself is bursting with life and boasts some of the best shopping and dining options in South Africa, as well as historic sites, natural wonders and attractions for children.
Whether you plan to stick within the city itself or explore to wonderful regions that surround it, you’d be hard-pressed to run out of things to do in Cape Town. Cape Town’s surrounding townships also provide an insight into the reverse side of the coin and allow visitors to witness the real city as most of its residents see it. (more…)
Cape Town activities & adventure South Africa
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by admin in Cape Town
There is a whole range of activities in Cape Town to enjoy and the natural surroundings lend themselves perfectly to outdoor pursuits.
Whether you want to throw yourself out of an aeroplane, get your sea-legs or keep your feet firmly on the ground with a round or two of golf, you are sure to find the right Cape Town activities for you. Check of JF’s guide to the best activities in Cape Town and also see JF’s guide to Cape Town attractions. (more…)
