Having lived in Cape Town and now living on its doorstep for many years, my husband and I realised that we had become complacent and had never taken the kids to see the sites that this amazing City, and indeed the entire Peninsula, have to offer. Join us as we enjoy a fun filled family day out.

One sunny Saturday we eagerly boarded Cape Town’s ever reliable City Sightseeing bus and were whisked away on the popular red route tour. Follow Kim as she boards the bus with her sights on the remarkable Table Mountain.

It started in 1978, this year saw the Cape Argus Pick ‘n Pay Argus Cycle Tour in its 35th year and the event has no signs of slowing down. This is a world-class event that sees athletes gather from all around the world. Join Kim as she cheers from the side line.

Join Nick as he becomes a tourist in his own city, when he takes the City Sightseeing Blue Mini Peninsula Tour from Groot Constantia to the V&A Waterfront, including a Canal Cruise tour.

Sunday morning was a picture perfect day! I rounded up the youngsters and my camera and we headed off to Groot Constantia to enjoy a lovely morning in the beautiful gardens, and a trip around the coast on the Blue Route of the City Sightseeing Bus. Join me as i tour the Southern Peninsula of Cape Town.

Join me as i experience a fantastic and cheap way to spend a day seeing the sights on your own beautiful city, in comfort on a City Sightseeing Red Bus with two levels to view from, and away from those who would bother you with the mundane day-to-day stuff.

I have done the Red City Tour before, in 2009 when I had visitors from overseas, so when the opportunity arose for me to go alone I thought I would do something different. I was able to relax and enjoy the tripping in a way that no driver or passenger would normally get to do. Share this spectacular experience with me, as i travel the city of Cape Town.

We promised ourselves that in 2011 we will spend more time out and about in Cape Town and spend this time more with our family. As a first outing we did the City Sightseeing Night Tour! What and experience…

Marlon and Gladwyn our Cape Town locals, have done the red open-top bus tours several times, and cannot get enough of the fresh air! They share their experiences on the Blue Mini Peninsula Tour from stop 1 – the V&A Waterfront along the Atlantic Coastline to Pizza in Camps Bay.

Let me first say that viewing yours and my favourite city, Cape Town from a height of approximately 4.39 m and at night, is far better than being down at normal car height, and worse still, being the driver who has to pay attention to the road and traffic.

I’ve been on many a City Sightseeing bus tour around the world, but for some reason always put off going on one in my own city. I finally got that chance, and much more, after entering and winning the “Ready to Welcome the World” competition. I took my mom and sister along for the day, and the weather played along perfectly.

The beachfront of Camps Bay is a long stretch of white, palm tree-lined sand and along its length is a boulevard that forms part of a series of pavement cafés, bars and restaurants specialising in Mediterranean fare that has earned Camps Bay its trendy and cosmopolitan character.