For the love of Cape Town is alive and kicking as the first official inaugural event for 2010 leading up to the FIFA World Cup kicked off at the brand new Cape Town Stadium yesterday on a perfect, balmy, summers day on Saturday 23rd January 2010 in Green Point, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.
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Today we’re sitting up top and enjoying the wind in our hair. The Blue Mini Peninsula Tour is headed for Hout Bay. My little adventurer peers over the railings to the scenes around us. She squeals with delight and waves to some people on the street below. Hello! Another beautiful day in the Mother City, perfect for sightseeing.
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With the launch of the FIFA Fan Fest, Cape Town, South Africa was the center of attention across the world on 4th December 2009 for the 2010 Soccer World Cup Draw. This took place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre – Stop 3. Arriving in Cape Town you could feel the energy and anticipation in the city. I made my way to Street for the launch of the International FIFA Fan Fest and the biggest street party Cape Town has ever seen.
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I started my day off by hopping on the City Sightseeing bus and taking the Blue Mini Peninsula Tour which takes you all around Kirstenbosch, Imizamo Yethu Township, Hout Bay, Camps Bay, Sea Point and some of the most beautiful destinations in Cape Town, South Africa. After all, Cape Town is called the Mother City. Is it not exciting to go on a tour that you haven’t planned yourself?
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By far the best way to see the sights of the city is to do it on the City Sightseeing bus. Easy! Not only do you not have to look for parking at every stop, but you don’t have the hassle of packing up the pram and putting baby in and out the car. Relief! Today we have boarded the Red City Tour bus. Baby is having her morning nap. Our host has secured her pram using special long seat belts. I use the opportunity to sit downstairs and listen to the onboard commentary. As we travel through each of the various stops, I listen to facts and folklore about the Mother City. Interesting! There are 14 languages to choose from and even an English kids channel.
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City Sightseeing Cape Town is the leading open-top bus tour operator. It is known by locals as the red double deck, hop on and off bus. There are two exciting tours available on this world famous open-top bus – the red City tour which comprises of 17 stops and the Blue Mini Peninsula tour which comprises of 13 stops.
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Just off the road to Hout Bay, lies World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary. Exciting! Open 9am till 5pm, every day of the week, 365 days of the year. Wonderful! Baby and I are on our way in the Big Red Bus to find some feathered friends. The CitySightseeing Cape Town Blue Tour bus stops next to the parking area, where the kind bus host assists us in getting the pram ready to roll.
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Nadia, husband and toddler hopped off at the GOLD restaurant to experience African cuisine and live entertainment. On the Red City Tour of the City Sightseeing bus.

The pulse of Mali drumming, staff in warm autumn-coloured patterns and spicy aromas welcome you.
A definite must see for every tourists in Cape Town and even locals that want to go back their roots – to experience the African heartbeat in the centre of the city.
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