When most part of the world is experiencing cold months, the sun-drunk days and moon-bathed evenings are longer in Cape Town. November to March is good, long summer days for locals and visitors of this city. Dousing in the azure waters, threading the perfect white sands of the beaches are things you would probably want to do first. As you wander around this lively place, you will feel the warmth of a city rich with its unique natural beauty and history. This March’s issue of LaIsla is about the fascinating Mother City of Africa, Cape Town.The beautiful surrounding beaches and vineyards, and the rugged wilderness of Table Mountain, covered in unique flora could captivate everyone’s soul.The Cape Winelands and in the towns of Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschhoek are famous for sightseeing and wine tasting.The African safaris are a must-see, must-do, since there those just near the city. Among the long list of activities are swimming and diving, surfing and kite surfing, and hiking the amazing trails. You’ll be surprised at how different every beach on both coasts is, that which you can hop around all day long because there situated close to one another.

Cape Town’s transport system links it to the rest of South Africa. It serves as the gateway to other destinations within the province. There is a high density of shops, restaurants and amusement possibilities all over the town. The restaurants and bars can compete with those of other cosmopolitan cities. There’s a lively cultural scene, the music and events that keep the city livelier. To those who love outdoor activities and adrenaline rushes, you’ve come to the right place. As the local troubadour David Krammer’ssang for the Cricket World Cup has it,

“Welcome to Cape Town
Enjoy the party
Come in and have some fun
Cape Town’s number one.”

Visit captivating Cape Town, the ultimate melting pot of fun and adventure. It is a city so alive with creativity, color, and great taste.