Cape Town

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Explore a fascinating experience by clicking below and be enchanted by Cape Town and its wines, gastronomy, cultural and cultural legacy, as well as cultural and festival activities. Explore the vibrant town of Cape Town and the 5 different parts of the Western Cape; from the vast expanses of the Cape Karoo to the Indian Ocean and the vegetation of the Garden Route & Little Karoo.

See why Cape Town & the Western Cape is one of the most exciting travel destination in the game! You can see the colourful wild flowers on the Cape West Coast or explore the Cape Floral Kingdom, a UNESCO Heritage Site. Western Cape has an unjust part in the nature's beauties.

Taste our award-winning mixes at a variety of wineries in the Cape Winelands and beyond. Biking on large old country houses, along the Cape Overberg or cycling on the sea in the cyclist-friendly town of Cape Town. Come and see our many working farmhouses that offer luxurious and budgeted stays, a look at our responsibility in tourist practice and a complete life for a truly unforgettable holiday in the Western Cape.

Capetown Dams: Substantial increase in the level of waters after rainfall

The Cape Town reservoirs were hit by rains and blizzards, and their waters have increased significantly. This is the 6th successive weeks in which the institutions, which looked distressed and dried out just two month ago, made profits. The numbers published by the Western Cape administration on Monday will please its people.

Capetown Dams: Last weekend, the embankments that served the mother city were 42.3% full. Teewaterskloof embankment - 34.1% full this weeks (2017: 19.2%. last week: 29%). Voëlvlia Reservoir - 44.6% full this weeks (2017: 20.2%. last week: 38%). Berggriver embankment - 78% full this weeks (2017: 35%. last week: 67%).

last week: 57.4%). As further hydroelectric power plant project dates will be published later this weekend, it is quite reasonable that Monday's rainfall - which has not yet been taken into consideration by the town - could increase the mean to over 50%. Mr Bredell is the Western Cape Secretary of State for Local Government, Environment and Development Planning.

His focus was on the severe conditions that hit the provinces last week: The hydroelectric power plants that supply the remainder of the Western Cape also grew at an annual rate of 41.5%, almost twice as fast as 12-month ago. He said that nobody was out of the forest yet and that the provinces still had to do everything to conserve it.