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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>DIY Cape Town tours - 10 popular attractcions<br />
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Cape Town tours can be expensive, especially for someone who is on a tight budget and is just taking a break from college. Some will tell you that Europeans are able to afford just about something, but if you are not earning anything back home then it becomes a little tricky. We also have an ecconomic crisis on our hands, which means planning for a trip becomes more essential.<br />
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People will tell you that Cape Town is a unsafe spot, but if you stay away from the places which spell hazard then you will be fine. It is all about being wise and having your wits about you. There are people who have been mugged in wide daylight in London so it happens everywhere in the world.<br />
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Here are 10 spots where Cape Town tours are regarded to head off, but you can have as a good time with a couple of friends or even people you have met up with from your hostel. A tour like this will keep you busy for a number of days. Take a look at the [http://www.absolutart.co.za/masters/francois-krige francois krige]<br />
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1.Table Mountain and the cable tv car - this is an obvious one that merely can't be missed. For those who are feeling more adventurous then find out about one of the routes. You have to be fit in order to get to the top.<br />
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2.Since the World Cup kicked off there has been a lot of growth in Cape Town. You will find the fan walk from Cape Town to Green Point to be something that is actually satisfying. There is a park that you can stroll as a result of and come out at the Sea Point promenade.<br />
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3.If your legs are feeling weary then take a bus to the V&amp;A Waterfront. You need to invest a couple of hours here. There is always something going on. Someoccasions there are live bands and other occasions you will be able to find some kind of a show.<br />
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4.Take a bus to Kirstenbosch. You may find the admission fee pricey, but you can invest the complete day there and pick up a souvenier or two.<br />
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5.A train ride to one of the beaches on the False Bay side is something else to do. Try going to Muizenberg or Fish Hoek.<br />
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6.Staying in False Bay you can find out where the Boulders Beach is and view a colony of penguins which is quite a site.<br />
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7.Before heading back in the other direction it would be a nice idea if you can make your way to Cape Point. You will be able to see where the indian and Atlantic Oceans meet and this is quite something if you think about.<br />
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8.Back in direction of Cape Town you will be able to see a lot of history in the city center. There are also a lot of little restaurants and pubs tucked away in the CBD. Take a walk down Long road for a taste.<br />
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9.Just past Sea Point and Green Point is Camps Bay which is a stylish little spot where the rich and famous like to hang out. The main road is lined with fabulous restaurants which have a perfect view of the beach.<br />
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10.There are a couple more beaches down the road. Some are suitable for surfing and others, like Clifton are perfect for tanning. Check out the link [http://www.absolutart.co.za/masters/gerard-sekoto gerard sekoto]</div>HsuWoodworth160