Safari in South Africa and Discover The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront in Cape Town

Safari in South Africa and you are sure to want toThe bright pillar-box red of the Clock Tower watches
visit Cape Town, the "Mother City" and discover theover proceedings, as you ponder the menu of Harries
Victoria and Alfred Waterfront.Pancake House. Hmm, now which one shall I have ...
Let me be an artist and paint for you the vision thatthe dark chocolate mousse or the banana caramel?
is the Waterfront. I want to paint a picture beforeOut in front of you the jazz band is doing its best to
your very eyes, so that when you visit Cape Town,keep your feet tapping, whilst a few meters further
you will be able to say, "This is the very picture Helenon the seals gently roll and dive, cooling their fur and
painted!"sleeping off the effects of their fishy lunch.
Vibrant and alive, not as it once was, with cargoAcross the harbour, the glass and marble of the
ships trading on their way round to the Dutch Eastshopping malls brings relief from the hot afternoon
Indies, but with entertainment and delicious waftingsun. All manner of beautiful objects longing to make
food smells, enticing you to sit, relax and enjoy thethe trip home with you, lovingly wrapped in
sunshine and tremendous backdrop of Tablebubble-wrap to make it safely to that special resting
Mountain.place.
Situated in what was once the working docks, TheAs the sun begins to slide into the water, a chilled
Waterfront embodies the 21st Century, whilst stillglass of South African wine allows you to unwind
conjuring up nuggets of its past history. The Timefrom the days exertions in preparation for the
Ball Tower was originally used by navigators out inevening sail into the sunset.
the bay to adjust their navigation aides, whilst otherAs one more day in paradise slips away, there's
nautical attractions include the South African Nationalalways the knowledge that there's so much more to
Maritime Museum, the Victoria Museum Ship and thesee tomorrow.
Harbour Masters residence. A Dragon Tree sits"I have sailed almost everywhere in the world -
basking in the sun, whilst its nearest family reside inexcept the moon, as my daughter says - But Cape
the Canary Islands - an early immigrant from the "OldTown is the best." ...
World".