False Bay is a popular destination with Cape Town's kids, who flock to the area, offering plenty of activities to keep them entertained. family vacation in Cape Town, just not complete without a visit to False Bay on the opposite side of the Cape Peninsula. With so many activities for youngsters, you can easily stay for a few days:
swim with Boulder's Beach Penguin
Take a dip in the sea at Boulder's Beach, and you'll be joining the colony of African penguins. Boulder's Beach is the best place in Cape Town to see these beautiful birds, but families should remember that the beach resort of animals and therefore should be treated as such. Penguins at Boulder's Beach is known as Jackass penguins because of various ages ee-sound that they make. Although Boulder's Beach is near these noisy waddlers 3000, jackass penguin is near threatened, and therefore there is a small admission charge for entry to the beach, going to the penguins' protection.
Visit the Simon's Town Scratch Patch
Half of all the world's gemstones are found in South Africa. Therefore, Cape Town is the perfect place to buy gemstones and they make wonderful souvenirs for your kids to give to their friends at school. In Block Patch, literally thousands of gemstones cover the floor and lots of fun to be had in looking for the most. You can find everything from the tiger's eye agate, lapis lazuli and the floor and there are even some more exotic and rare stones.
Spot whales and seals on the Boat Cruise
Sail the Indian Ocean on board the Spirit just a nuisance and you have a great time spotting seals and sea birds. You'll even hear real-life story of Cape Town's most famous dog, just an annoyance, and only Dane ever to serve in the Navy. While sailing past the fleet of the Navy may be lucky enough to spot Frigate leaving port, but sometimes guests were happier even spotted a whale from the border of their ship.
Visit the Warrior Toy Museum
If your child has left a toy car or simply will not let her doll collection, and then visit the Warrior Toy Museum is a must. Museum houses more than 4,000 cars and 500 toy dolls, but it's two fully functioning railways that make it simply must visit destination for kids. The museum is located in Simon's Town in St. George's Street by walking around town after that is a great way to spend the rest of the day.
Learn to surf
Splash for some surfing lessons for their children and they are bound to be envy of all their friends. Gary's Surf School is the oldest surf school in South Africa, and around since 1989. Published on Muizenberg Beach, the school is as popular with tourists as the locals. under the waves make this beach, the best in Cape Town to learn how to swim.
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