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Cape Town Facts & Tips

Cape Town is a winter rainfall region

Unlike the rest of the country, the Cape Town area, and the entire Western Cape, is a winter rainfall region. Being in the Southern Hemisphere, the South African winter stretches from about mid-May to mid-September. During this winter period, the rainfall significantly increases with storms lasting up to several days with anything from mild sprinkles to torrential downpours. That said, should your visit coincide with winter, bring along your rain gear.

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Wolfkop Nature Reserve - Guesthouse


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Nature Reserve along West coast of South Africa 175 km from Cape Town in famous (UNESCO) site of Cederberg Mountains wilderness area. Includes private cottages/luxury tents, South African culinary menu, rock climbing, mountain biking, canoeing, hiking, pick ups and tours available from Cape Town.

Address

Western Cape, West coast
Cederberg Mountains
Citrusdal, 7340

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