Cape Town is magical: Think San Diego's beaches, San Francisco's boho culture, and New Orleans' resilience – all in a uniquely African context that's both exotic and welcoming.
Since 1994, when South Africa adopted its democratic constitution, equality has been the law of the land, partly in tribute to gay freedom fighters like Ivan Toms, Justice Edwin Cameron, and Afrika Tatamkulu.
The majority of Cape Town's gay establishments are in the Sea Point or...
Cape Town is magical: Think San Diego's beaches, San Francisco's boho culture, and New Orleans' resilience – all in a uniquely African context that's both exotic and welcoming.
Since 1994, when South Africa adopted its democratic constitution, equality has been the law of the land, partly in tribute to gay freedom fighters like Ivan Toms, Justice Edwin Cameron, and Afrika Tatamkulu.
The majority of Cape Town's gay establishments are in the Sea Point or Waterkant gayborhoods. Western Cape has wineries to check out as well. And for the adventurous, you'll find extreme pastimes like bungee jumping or shark-cage diving.
You'll want to bring your fat pants, though. The food in Cape Town is great. And make sure to leave room in your luggage for local buys, like the sexy briefs you'll buy at the street vendors to show off at one of the three gay beaches.