Whether you’re visiting Cape Town for the very first time, or be it your regular playground, the minute you set foot on the tarmac there is elation compared to none other.
It is always the case with me. Just the sight of Table Mountain, the smell of sea salt in the air and the breeze through your hair (and you feel it even if you don’t have any hair), is enough to have you smitten!
Table Mountain reigns over the city watching silently over its pristine white beaches stretching on the west of the Atlantic Seaboard all the way to the east coast where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet at Cape Point.
Thousands of local and international tourists gather here each year to watch the two oceans come together in somewhat spectacular harmony.
