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When Long Street in downtown Cape Town was closed off to cars for the all-important FIFA Final Draw to determine the matches played in the city, the vibrancy of the crowd on that day gave visitors present in the throng of revellers a small taste of things to come. People still speak of the carnival atmosphere at the street party afterwards which was an all night celebration of football and fun at Long Street’s numerous bars, cafes and restaurants. The best part? It was only the beginning.

Come. Fly the colours of your country’s flag in our Rainbow Nation. Cheer. Shout. Blow a vuvuzela with other supporters at the matches. Then, when the game is finished, remember there is much much more to do, see, taste, explore and learn about in our cosmopolitan corner of the planet.

Stand at the southernmost tip of the African continent and see where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet while the cold wind blusters around you. Follow the world’s longest wine route through the stunning Cape Winelands and sip on some the world’s most exquisite wines. Taste incredible homemade Cape Malay cuisine or eat traditional Xhosa food in one of the townships. Get your blood pumping by cage diving with Great White sharks or kitesurfing in one of the best kitesurfing spots in the world. Book a safari on horseback to view our impressive wildlife or, if you prefer party animals to elephants and lions, you’ll be spoiled for choice for your kind of watering hole.

Article from: www.tourismcapetown.co.za