Five things to do in Cape Town under R50

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Cape Town is fast becoming South Africa’s most loved destination by locals and international tourists.

The Mother City has much to offer as it caters to both young and old. Here are five things you can do for R50 and under.

CAPE TOWN ACTIVITIES UNDER R50

Visit the penguins at Boulders Beach

Home to the famous colony of African Penguins, Boulders Beach makes the perfect day out. You can dip in the False Bay Ocean, find a spot on the sand for a picnic, or relax and watch the penguins roam in their natural habitat.

Price: R45 per adult; R25 per child (SA citizens)

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The African Penguins at Boulders Beach. Image: Wikimedia Commons

The Magic Company at GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World

The Magic Company at GrandWest has all the fun for kids and teens or adults looking to free their inner child to enjoy. You can race a superbike, shoot some hoops, hit a strike in ten-pin bowling, immerse yourself in a virtual reality experience in the X Rider, try out the Lazer Zone, or compete in a friendly ice hockey game.

Prices: Bowling (Mon-Thurs): R55 per person, R75 per game Friday – Sunday (including public and school holidays)

Lazer Tag: R60 per person

X-Rider: R40 per person

Arcade Games: R2 per token

The Castle of Good Hope

Locally known as “The Castle”, the City of Cape Town says this bastion fort is considered the best-preserved example of a 17th-century architectural structure in the world. A bell tower over the main entrance was built in 1684. The original bell, also known as the oldest in South Africa, was cast in Amsterdam in 1697 and weighs just over 300 kilograms.

The Castle also acted as the local headquarters for the South African Army in the Western Cape and today houses the Castle Military Museum and ceremonial facilities for the traditional Cape Regiments.

Price: R2 – R50

Strawberry-Picking at Polkadraai

The beautiful Polkadraai Strawberry Farm is in Stellenbosch. Strawberry picking takes place between September and January. One can walk through rows of fruit beds and pick strawberries with family or friends. Activities for kids include face painting, pony rides, and a playground.

Prices:

Tractor Ride: R25 per person
Mini Golf: R25 per person
Pony Rides: R25 per child
Face Painting: R25 per child
Arts and Crafts: R40 per craft
Strawberry Picking: From R55 per person

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You can pick Strawberries in Stellenbosch. Image: Pexels

Muizenberg Catwalk

Muizenberg Catwalk is an easy three km flat walk, but the journey is an adventure. Along the route, you can go whale and dolphin watching, swim in the numerous rock pools, watch birds, or simply enjoy the view. The walk begins at Surfer’s Corner Beach in Muizenberg and ends at Danger Beach in St James.

WILL YOU BE TRAVELLING TO CAPE TOWN THIS FESTIVE SEASON?

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