If you’re traveling with children, go and meet Santa at the V&A Waterfront.įor a unique glimpse of Cape culture, catch the Cape Town Minstrel Carnival (the Tweede Nuwe Jaar Parade) on January 2 at the city’s main public square, Grand Parade. Kirstenbosch Gardens also hosts Carols by Candlelight the same day (book in advance). The city comes alive with Christmas and New Year festivities too, with street decorations and bustling Christmas markets selling gifts, crafts and food. The city’s Christmas lights are switched on during the Festival of Lights on the first Sunday in December. For warmer water, head to False Bay, half an hour’s drive south of the city center, but be prepared for crowds.Īs the peak season, expect lots of music, art, and cultural events. Cool down by dipping your toes in the cold water of the white sands of Camps Bay Beach or Clifton's four beaches on Cape Town’s Atlantic coast. The weather does get hot, especially in January and February, when average temperatures hover around 86☏ (30☌). This is when you’ll find warm weather, clear skies and long days, creating the perfect mix for sun-seekers. If you want to head to the beach, the best time to visit Cape Town is in the summer (December to March). Cape Town has plenty of amazing beaches for the summer months ©Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images December to March is the best time for beaches and sunny weather
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