Bordered on the South by the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, and on the North by the towering 4,000 foot Table Mountain, Cape Town's horizons are anything but ordinary and in constant flux with the clouds rolling off the mountain's peaks defining the sky-scape randomly and dramatically. The perfect backdrop for an afternoon of lazing quietly on the beach, wrapped in a partner's never ending gaze.
For places to stay, try the gay owned Glen Boutique Hotel. It offers beautiful rooms and well appointed baths. For dinner try Marco's African Place or the Off Moroka Cafe Africaine to try traditional African food. With numerous gay-friendly places to dine and hang your hat for the night.
There is plenty to do in Cape Town once you've rested long enough on the beach. Visit the wine country or museums, The Bo-Kapp Museum, District Six Museum and National Gallery should not be missed. And the nightlife in Cape Town is amazing! From little bars to major clubs, Cape Town has them all.
On the slope of Devil's Peak there is the Rhodes Memorial. It was built to honor Cecil Rhodes who was a gay entrepreneur from Great Britain, He was the founder of the Rhodes Scholarship, Rhodesia and the DeBeers company.
Did we mention the beaches? Do not miss the wonderful South African beaches. With all that Cape Town offers gay adventure travel, from wildlife, to beaches to nightlife, going to Cape Town is definitely well worth it; a vacation you won't soon forget.
Howie Holben is the author of this article. He is the owner of Spirit Journeys. Spirit Journeys is a spiritual gay tours organization. Learn more about Howie and conscious gay travel at www.SpiritJourneys.com.
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