My advice: go for sundowners on the Camps Bay beachfront, have a cocktail while enjoying a beautiful sunset then drive round the mountain and go for dinner in the centre of Cape Town. There are literally hundreds of restaurants which have great food at great prices.

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List of things to do

AND MUCH MORE…
Walks & Hikes
Great white shark cage diving
Fishing & boat trips
Scuba diving
Bird watching
Lagoon Cruises
Beer Tasting
Bicycle Hire
Quad biking
Horse riding
Sea kayaking
Paragliding
Township tours
Wine tours
Churches
Many restaurants

You now have the best of both worlds, the comforts of home and the conveniences of a hotel.

The bedrooms are situated on both sides of the lodge and the communal dining area overlooks the river so it is breakfast with a view.

There is a large comfortable lounge with a fireplace for those chilly winter evenings and DSTV is provided.

There is also a relaxing lounge with river views and its friendly fisherman’s bar where one can spend the evening in the company of new found friends leads out on to a large covered timber leisure deck with exceptional views where one can laze the day away bird spotting or watching the happenings on the river or enjoy sundowners as one watches the firey sun dip behind the Potberg mountain.

Experience this soul rejuvanting getaway in the serenity and seclusion of the Mudlark Lodge, Witsands accommodation, only 3 hours from Cape Town.

David’s Guest House Green Point has a DoubleBedPad located on the same premises as the B&B Guesthouse, however it is a completely separate unit with its own entrance.

Double doors open onto the beautiful little garden where one can relax after a day out sightseeing or shopping.

Other features include:

• Modern, well-appointed bathroom off bedroom has large walk in glassed shower
• Just 20 meters from your doorstep, a range of breakfasts may be taken at a unique little Victorian Coffee Shop (one of Green Point’s hidden secrets, where all the locals meet!) or alternatively you can prepare for yourselves in the semi-self catered unit (small microwave oven and under-counter fridge).
• The unit has access to free Wi-Fi internet and DSTV

Whether it’s the history, nature, the people and culture of South Africa or the interesting local attractions that are not normally known or included in group tours, our guides will share a wealth of information and valuable insights based on your unique interests. We know it’s not just about reaching the main attractions on the itinerary – it’s your experience and the interesting conversations en-route to them as well.

Some of the great South African experiences offered by 34 South Tours:

• Cosmopolitan Cape Town, one of the most beautiful and scenic cites in the world ( see Cape Town Tours)
• Cape Point, the most South-Western point on the African Continent and the scenic Cape Peninsula (see Cape Town Tours or Cape Point and Peninsula Day Tour)
• Iconic Table Mountain (see Cape Town Tours)
• The three Renowned Cape Wine Routes (see Cape Town Tours or Winelands Day Tour)
• Whale Watching (see Cape Town Tours or Hermanus & the Whales Tour)
• Garden Route with its beautiful tapestry of mountains, gorges, lakes, beaches and forests (see Garden Route Tours)
• Eastern Cape’s Malaria-free Safaris (see South African Safaris and Wildlife Tours or Garden Route and )
• Kruger Park Safaris, the flagship Game Reserve of South Africa (see South African Safaris and Wildlife Tours)

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Sharks

Shark Cage Diving is one of the Cape’s most popular extreme tourist activities. Shark Cage diving in Cape Town allows you to come up close and personal with these formidable creatures, whilst safely being out of the reach of their infamous jaws.

There are many reasons why sharks are feared. Their teeth and what some think evil looking eyes are perhaps at the forefront of our minds. Images from famous films of fins slicing through the water and scary music accompanying sharks have most of us cowering at the thought of them. Endless photography and video recordings of sharks moving quickly and brutally catching their prey work in our imaginations, and stories reported and passed around have told us that these creatures won’t stop at anything if they are hungry. The fear and panic sharks create in us makes the latest and possibly the most terrifying extreme activity Shark Cage Diving so compelling.

Source:  Shark Bookings