Seven Days in Cape Town
Seven Days in Cape Town by Sean Fraser, published by Penguin Random House South Africa in 1998, is a travel guide that offers a comprehensive exploration of Cape Town and its surroundings. This edition spans 176 pages and is presented in English. The book is structured around seven day-tours, each featuring a detailed map that outlines the recommended itinerary for that day, making it a practical resource for travelers.
Readers will discover not only the daily tours but also eight specialist itineraries that delve into areas beyond Cape Town, including notable locations such as Robben Island and the Garden Route. The guide includes a directory that provides essential information on shopping, nightlife, cuisine, and events, complete with names and addresses. Accompanying photographs and aerial views enhance the text, offering historical context and useful facts to enrich the travel experience.
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This text is divided into seven day-tours in and around Cape Town. Each day-tour is accompanied by a map covering the day’s recommended itinerary. Following the seven day-tours are eight specialist itineraries, which describe areas further afield. These comprise: Robben Island; the west coast; Southern Cape Coast; Stellenbosch; Paarl and Franschhoek; Breede river; Namaqualand; and the Garden Route. A directory listing covers shopping, nightlife, cuisine and events, giving names and addresses and relevant additional information. Photographs and aerials are accompanied by historical background, useful facts and anecdotal information.
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