On our third day in Cape Town we woke up bright and early
for our tour to Robben Island. We’d heard from many people that we should book
this tour in advance, so we always knew Tuesday would be Robben Island day. As
you can imagine it was fascinating and powerful. We learned so much and all of
our guides were spectacular. If you’re ever in Cape Town I highly recommend you
do this!
After our tour we ate sushi for lunch at Willoughby’s. It’s
this sort of strange restaurant in the indoor mall at the V&A Waterfront.
Not the kind of place I would’ve picked if I was just strolling by, but we got
it as a recommendation from an instagramer so we went for it. And I am so glad
we did. The last time I ate sushi was 5 months ago, so I was seriously overdue.
I was a happy girl!
After sushi we made our way to Kirstenbosch Gardens. We didn’t
get to see much of it when we went for the concert on Sunday night, so we knew
we wanted to return. We got there too late for any of the tours (but we hear
the shuttle tour is great!), so we just spent time strolling around on our own.
It ended up being perfect because we were there during golden hour
(photographers you know what I mean), so I was in heaven. The gardens are so breathtakingly
beautiful, I kept saying “oh my gosh can you believe this?” “Holy crap this is
so incredible!”. It’s another must-see in Cape Town.
We ended our night with a super romantic dinner at Fork – another great
recommendation from a blog reader (you guys are keeping me well-fed!).
P.S. I'm not sure what's going on with the size of the fonts and I'm way too tired to figure out how to fix it, so sorry about that! :)
P.S. I'm not sure what's going on with the size of the fonts and I'm way too tired to figure out how to fix it, so sorry about that! :)