Please note this blog was written in February of 2018. Since then Cape Town has had rain and not faced a draught or water crisis.

I visited South Africa for the first time in December 2016 and fell in love with the place (check out the previous blog here). I came here for one of my fiance’s, Madi’s, best friend’s wedding. South Africa is one of those hidden gems in the world and Cape Town is definitely one of the highlight cities to visit. Not only does it have such beauty, the people are super warm, and your expenses for food, drinks, activities are not as much as a place like Jakarta.

I came here for the second time and wanted to highlight a bunch of things that I visited, did, ate, and enjoyed. One thing to note is that Cape Town is currently facing the biggest drought in its history. Its crazy that a first world city is facing such water shortage especially when geographically located so close to water. When we landed we saw signs immediately for preserving water everywhere and you’ll see this recurring theme all over the city. Another thing to note is around this time, there are massive winds that come to Cape Town so make sure you have a sweater handy as it gets a bit chilly at night.

Here’s my second guide to Cape Town and South Africa.

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