Table Mountain
Cape Town's world-famous landmark
Back to Table Mountain
We took a visit to Table Mountain two years ago and loved it! There was a lot of money involved, but the view at the top was gorgeous. Being experienced climbers, we climbed to the top on foot. The climb was not extremely difficult, but we had a rough time. All I need to say is it was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 10 2009
first visit 1980, the fact that I have been back 6 times speaks for its self? and I am determined to go again (sheer magic.)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 10 2008
You have never seen the color of blue until you see the oceans from the top to Table Mount. Plus during your visit you will likely see the Table Cloth , clouds covering the top of the Mount.
Reviewed by: j from on Jan 08 2008
The beautiful place in cape town.On the top
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 11 2007
cape town is the beautiful place that i never been before..i very like table mountain and cape points..this 02 place gives me a lot of sweet memories..i will be waiting for year 2010 to come again for world cup...yeah....
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 21 2007
I like this mountain. From there, you get a good view of much of Cape Town. Unfortunately, there was an accident on the day I visited the place (Sunday Aug. 2, 2007) I advice everyone visiting not to take anything for granted, just be well prepared, in case you wanted a manual climb. I was told accidents were uncommon.
Reviewed by: Structure from on Aug 13 2007
This is a wonder place, the mountain took my breathe away. I was there for about a week and i got to see it everyday. Yet each time I saw it I had the same reaction.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 02 2007
The red bus can take you
Reviewed by: RADIOLOGIA from on Feb 15 2007
A breathtaking view from the top awaits you, and the beauty of the surroundings will leave you speachless!
Reviewed by: ElzanneL from on Nov 29 2006
When I first arrived in Cape Town, i thought i was in for an experience typical of all the things you see about African cities on the TV and in movies. One of my friends were getting married there to a guy who's from there, and i was prepared to rough it. But as i soon came to discover, this place is like any other city, if you know where to go and where not to go. Its a beautiful, clean city, with friendly people, and everything you could possibly ask for. Ive never seen so many things to do within one city, its a wonder this city does not get more publicity. Theres the penguins, table mountain, the 4th most beautiful beach in the world (as stated on a notice board at the beach), theres also baboons, whales, seals and sharks. Not to mention a visit to Robben island where the prison was which held Nelson Mandela for all those years. Then theres the university of cape town which is so beautiful nestled at the foot of devils peak, and am definately thinking of sending my kids there, it has one of the most amazing views. Even with all the scenary, there is still alot of shopping to be done, if thats what you're looking for. Theres alot of shopping centres, and you'll never say that you're in a third world country. The people are so friendly, and always willing to help. And i was shocked to notice that i was in fact not the only foreigner there, believe it or not, there were truckloads! or should i say busloads of tourists from all over the world. Im not even sure what the Cape Town accent sounded like since there were so many different accents. The diversity was amazing, and anyone who visits Cape Town is in for the time of their lives. They recently hosted the Picasso in Africa exhibition, which was fantastic. There is so much to do there im sure im going to forget to mention something. If you do end up going, make sure you go to the government gardens in adderley street and take some food for the squirrels, its the perfect place to relax on a bench in the sun feeding the squirrels that run up to you. Alot of celebrities have bought houses in South Africa, particularly Camps Bay, so make sure you check that out while you're there to find out why. We went on a wine tour, since all the best vinyards are there, as well as strawberry picking, where they give you a bucket and you pick your own strawberries. The night life is just as exuberant, with many a coffee shop and night market to liven things up. There are also many nightclubs along Long Street, and live music as well.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 27 2006
Cape Town's world-famous landmark
Back to Table Mountain
We took a visit to Table Mountain two years ago and loved it! There was a lot of money involved, but the view at the top was gorgeous. Being experienced climbers, we climbed to the top on foot. The climb was not extremely difficult, but we had a rough time. All I need to say is it was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 10 2009
first visit 1980, the fact that I have been back 6 times speaks for its self? and I am determined to go again (sheer magic.)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 10 2008
You have never seen the color of blue until you see the oceans from the top to Table Mount. Plus during your visit you will likely see the Table Cloth , clouds covering the top of the Mount.
Reviewed by: j from on Jan 08 2008
The beautiful place in cape town.On the top
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 11 2007
cape town is the beautiful place that i never been before..i very like table mountain and cape points..this 02 place gives me a lot of sweet memories..i will be waiting for year 2010 to come again for world cup...yeah....
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 21 2007
I like this mountain. From there, you get a good view of much of Cape Town. Unfortunately, there was an accident on the day I visited the place (Sunday Aug. 2, 2007) I advice everyone visiting not to take anything for granted, just be well prepared, in case you wanted a manual climb. I was told accidents were uncommon.
Reviewed by: Structure from on Aug 13 2007
This is a wonder place, the mountain took my breathe away. I was there for about a week and i got to see it everyday. Yet each time I saw it I had the same reaction.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 02 2007
The red bus can take you
Reviewed by: RADIOLOGIA from on Feb 15 2007
A breathtaking view from the top awaits you, and the beauty of the surroundings will leave you speachless!
Reviewed by: ElzanneL from on Nov 29 2006
When I first arrived in Cape Town, i thought i was in for an experience typical of all the things you see about African cities on the TV and in movies. One of my friends were getting married there to a guy who's from there, and i was prepared to rough it. But as i soon came to discover, this place is like any other city, if you know where to go and where not to go. Its a beautiful, clean city, with friendly people, and everything you could possibly ask for. Ive never seen so many things to do within one city, its a wonder this city does not get more publicity. Theres the penguins, table mountain, the 4th most beautiful beach in the world (as stated on a notice board at the beach), theres also baboons, whales, seals and sharks. Not to mention a visit to Robben island where the prison was which held Nelson Mandela for all those years. Then theres the university of cape town which is so beautiful nestled at the foot of devils peak, and am definately thinking of sending my kids there, it has one of the most amazing views. Even with all the scenary, there is still alot of shopping to be done, if thats what you're looking for. Theres alot of shopping centres, and you'll never say that you're in a third world country. The people are so friendly, and always willing to help. And i was shocked to notice that i was in fact not the only foreigner there, believe it or not, there were truckloads! or should i say busloads of tourists from all over the world. Im not even sure what the Cape Town accent sounded like since there were so many different accents. The diversity was amazing, and anyone who visits Cape Town is in for the time of their lives. They recently hosted the Picasso in Africa exhibition, which was fantastic. There is so much to do there im sure im going to forget to mention something. If you do end up going, make sure you go to the government gardens in adderley street and take some food for the squirrels, its the perfect place to relax on a bench in the sun feeding the squirrels that run up to you. Alot of celebrities have bought houses in South Africa, particularly Camps Bay, so make sure you check that out while you're there to find out why. We went on a wine tour, since all the best vinyards are there, as well as strawberry picking, where they give you a bucket and you pick your own strawberries. The night life is just as exuberant, with many a coffee shop and night market to liven things up. There are also many nightclubs along Long Street, and live music as well.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 27 2006
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