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 The
Western Cape is so different to the rest of South Africa. It's kind
of tacked on to the bottom of Africa - the full stop of the exclamation
mark that is this amazing continent. Without a doubt, though, the Western
Cape is South Africa's most visited province, and it's hardly surprising.
With the lovely city of Cape
Town and the unbelievably beautiful Garden
Route, there is so much to see. Even the relatively Spartan West
Coast has its own charm, as does the dry and relatively monochromatic,
but dramatic, Karoo. The Cape Floral Region, which is a world heritage
site, extends into the Baviaanskloof Protected Area in the Eastern
Cape, but otherwise is confined to the Western Cape.
Fabulous food - particularly Cape Malay cuisine - wonderful wine farms, more golf courses than necessary, and a veritable smorgasbord of adventure activities mean you'll never get bored and you'll never go hungry.
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