MARCH 10
Cape Town Film Studios gave us a tour around their massive sets for shows like “Black Sails” as well as film sets such as “Long Walk For Freedom.” Later on we went to Boulders beach and spent most of the day swimming and playing with penguins. At the Boulders, penguins flock all over the place, a unique sight in Africa. Our dinner was at an Indian restaurant called Bukhara followed by a walk around the waterfront and then we went up on the Ferris wheel.
MARCH 12
We watched a rugby match between Sharks and Stormers at the Newlands Stadium. After the match, a Summer Sunset concert was held at the Kirstenbosch Gardens.
MARCH 11
Table Mountain greeted us as we ascended with the help of a cable car. It remains the most iconic landmark of South Africa. It is also the country’s most photographed attraction.
For our final day, we went to a cheetah sanctuary where we were in the company of these magnificent creatures, young and old. From there, we went to jam and wine farms to have lunch.
The latter part of our day was spent walking around Long Street where we sat and watched a jazz band perform live
South Africa is by far the world’s most epic continent, and every day there holds its own allure.
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION • Electricity: 230/50 Hz • Best time to go: Summer • Currency: South African Rand – SR 1 = ZAR 3.9
• Transportation: Baz Bus // Train Tourist // Bus Linesand French architecture. • Sihanoukvilla Beaches: A deep-water trade route with clear white sand beaches. • Battamang: A small town surrounded by villages, temples and rivers. Home to Cambodia’s famous circus, Phare Ponleu Selpak. DESTINATIONKSA.COM 83