things to do
banhoek farmstall
Just a stone’s throw from the venue, this farm stall has delicious South African treats - from biltong to koeksisters. Don’t miss the roosterkoek (a classic SA sandwich)!
franschhoek wine tram
Experience the beautiful wine farms of South Africa on the Wine Tram - a scenic hop-on, hop-off journey through the vineyards.
constantia glen
If you’re looking for an amazing wine tasting without leaving Cape Town, head to Constantia Glen or right next door to Beau Constantia - both set in the beautiful Constantia valley and easily some of our absolute favourites.
oranjezicht farm market
Oranjezicht Farmers Market is such a treat. Open on Saturdays from 08:00–14:30 and Sundays from 08:30–14:30, and on Wednesdays they host a night market from 16:00–21:30. It’s perfectly situated right next to the V&A Waterfront.
camps bay
Head to Camps Bay - whether for the beach or the many amazing restaurants along the boulevard. Some great spots to try include Chinchilla, The Bungalow, Tiger’s Milk, Café Caprice, Harry’s, and Zenzero.
the lawns
Tucked away at the foot of the iconic Table Mountain, looking out over the epic Atlantic Ocean, you’ll find The Lawns – A pet-friendly, breathtakingly beautiful forest hideaway restaurant.
table mountain
Take the cableway up and step out onto breathtaking panoramic views, with scenic walkways, viewpoints, and a café at the top to soak it all in.
aquila private game reserve
Book a day trip or overnight Big Five safari, just under 2 hours from Cape Town.
boulders beach
Wander the boardwalks in Simon’s Town and get up close with the charming African penguins in their natural seaside home.
breakfast spots
Who doesn’t love a good breakfast? If you’re in Cape Town, these are a few of our go-to spots worth waking up for: Jarryds, Maggy Lou's, The Strangers Club, Kleinsky’s Delicatessen.
sea point and green point restaurants
Sea Point and Green Point are our regular go-to areas - full of energy, great people, and even better food. Some favourites worth booking: Figo, Hugo Social Club, NV-80 Grill & Bar, Kiki (Greek), Arlecchino (Italian), Il Leone (Italian).
coffee and matcha
For the matcha and coffee lovers - these are a few spots you’ll definitely want to try. Grab a great coffee from Ollie's, or if matcha is more your thing, head to Ceremony, Cova, or Nice to Matcha - all worth a stop between plans.
mount nelson - afternoon high tea
For something a little special, book high tea at Belmond Mount Nelson Hotel - a beautiful setting, delicious treats, and a touch of classic Cape Town charm.
kalk bay
Head over to Kalk Bay for charming streets, quirky boutique shops, fresh seafood, and a laid-back seaside vibe that’s impossible to resist. Don’t miss Brass Bell for its authentic history, Seaweed & Salt for fresh local flavors, and Olympia Cafe for a relaxed brunch.
babylonstoren
Babylonstoren is always a hit - a stunning wine farm and garden escape. Stroll through lush orchards and vegetable gardens, taste their estate wines, and savour seasonal farm-to-table dishes. It’s the perfect mix of nature, flavour, and slow-country charm.
lions head
For breathtaking views over Cape Town, gather a group and hike up Lion’s Head. It’s a relatively short climb with panoramic city, ocean, and mountain vistas
sculpted powerhouse hot pilates studio
If you’re after a good workout, look no further than Gem’s cousin Jordan’s very own heated Pilates studio. Expect upbeat, high-energy Pilates and sculpt classes designed to take your fitness to the next level.