There are plenty of things to do and see around Cape Town, but maybe one of the most renowned and a definite "must do" if you go to this place is Table Mountain. It is no surprise that this is easily the most photographed attraction over all of South Africa. This place has something for everybody. It is not only a marvel simply to look at, but it’s a spot where one can discover an amazing diversity of plants and creatures. If you are an adventure sport enthusiast, you simply have to go there.

What exactly is it about Table Mountain that means it is one of South Africa's jewels? From a height of 1085m, the vista is simply magical. You are able to look down upon the city beneath you and you might even be able to pick out your luxury holiday home Cape Town unfolding just like a three-dimensional map below you. You can gaze out across the waters of the peninsula and you just have to carry your camera to send out some photos to the people back home.

If you appreciate abseiling, up here there is the longest version on Earth. If you're a little bit more sedate you can nevertheless get your own excitement by travelling on the cable car which swivels through 360° as you're moving along, in order to provide you with a complete impression of the mountain per se.

You will find that this particular mountain signifies a micro-climate by itself. There are more than 1400 individual species here with some wildlife, such as the ghost frog, being exclusive to this area.

This is among the world’s top 30 natural wonders, with dozens of walking and hiking opportunities, together with climbing for the bold. You may be happy to return to your exclusive holiday home Cape Town being by no means a long way away for individuals who might have had more than enough excitement just for one day. However, if you basically must have more, maybe you should explore the six day 97 km Hoerikwaggo Trail trip, a preplanned experience in the Table Mountain National Park.