Gay hotel cape town south africa

As a general rule get taxis between bars, as some areas can be dangerous.

Crew– Crew is definitely the place to stay out late and go dancing with all the cute boys (and girls) in town. Over nine hours, you’re guaranteed to see giraffes, leopards, zebras, rhinos—and who knows what else—on the Aquila Game Reserve during an open-vehicle game drive.

These non-voyeuristic project visits highlight the remarkable and courageous community activists driving social change. It’s “casual cuisine with a twist.” Go for the food, but stay for the cocktails as they have mixologists behind the bar who really know how to impress.

The Nines – This rooftop restaurant and cocktail lounge not only serves up drool-worthy food and fantastic drinks, but also provides stunning views of the city and ocean.

The event has been running since the early 2000s and attracts a crowd of about 10,000 people. On the other hand, Cape Town is very gay-friendly and you are unlikely to experience prejudice from that angle.

Deciding when to visit Cape Town really depends on why you're going. Wherever you go for wine, be sure to try South Africa’s signature grape varietal, Pinotage.Book tour →

Restaurants and Cafes

Beluga – Located in The Foundry, a century-old art-deco setting that resembles a trendy New York-style loft.

Equipped with a rooftop restaurant, bar, and pool, this property is the definition of young, chic, and modern. Check Availability and Prices: Booking.com.