#ForTheGram

Here is our Top 10 Instagram photo hot spots to visit whilst you are here:

• Top of Table Mountain
  No trip to Cape Town would be complete with out the obligatory ‘top of Table Mountain ‘pic. I mean who would believe you had even been there if you don’t have it. If you are brave enough to climb up as well your will get a whole lot more braggable photos on the way as well as the smug feeling that you did it.

• Penguins at Boulders Beach
  Probably some of the cutest photos you will ever post on your social media will be of our African penguins, playing, cuddling and generally just being adorable. Plus the fact that you will see them on stunning boulders beach which is the most breath taking back drop and against the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean you really can’t get a bad pic.

• Muizenberg Colourful Beach Huts
  You will see them on postcards everywhere but why not get your own photo and get yourself in it too. Plus the beach huts are on a stunning beach with some great rock pools so you can make an afternoon of it and have a dip in the Atlantic at the same time.

• Cape Winelands
  Some of Cape Town’s most stunning scenery can be found in our Winelands whether you visit Constantia, Stellenbosch or Fanschoek you’ll be able to get a great shots of rows upon rows of grapevines with mountain backdrop and of course a glass of Merlot in hand to complete the shot.

• V&A Waterfront
  You will be spoilt for choice with live African music, dancers, the ferris wheel, lazy seals, food markets, local crafts, yachts, the ocean, Table Mountain, just make sure you have enough memory free for all the photo ops. Plus enjoy some souvenir shopping whilst you are there.

• Chapmans Peak Drive
  Said to be one of the most stunning coastal drives in South Africa, this must do is perfect at sunset. There are various viewpoints along the way to guarantee you get that perfect picture.

• Colourful Bo-Kaap
  With houses painted in every colour of the rainbow you will definitely be able to find a backdrop to suit your mood and outfit. There are also some great Cape Malay restaurants to grab a bite after all that posing.

• Camps bay
  Camps Bay Beach is a place to see and be seen. It has a bustling seafront with loads of great bars and restaurants as well as stunning beaches full of beautiful people.

• Noordhoek Beach
  If you prefer a quieter beach head over to Noordhoek, there is 8 km of white sand, and wild ocean. It also has a protected reserve area in the dunes and you can often spot whales and seals. You can horse ride along the beach or climb up Chapmans Peak to get a stunning birds eye view. If you stay for Sunset you will get a perfect orange African sun setting over the ocean.

• Cape Point
  If you are all about the animals a day in Cape Point won’t disappoint. With locals including baboons, Zebras, Ostrich, Bontebok, Eland, Tortoise, birds, seals and lots more. Keep your eyes peeled and your camera at the ready.