The windy weather comes blasting through our days, even though it's not cold. So, what kind of activities can you do in this climate?
One thing Capetonians are all too familiar with is the wind. Ripping through trees, messing with your hair and slamming doors; the wind makes its presence known in the Mother City.Visit the Scratch Patch
The Scratch Patch is a lovely place to do something fun and meditative with the whole family. You literally “scratch” for gemstones of your choice out of the hundreds of thousands covering the floor. This original concept is a cool way to spend an afternoon.Paint ceramics at Clay Cafe in the City Clay Cafe is well known for being one of the most creative dining spots in the Mother City, providing a spot where you can enjoy delicious food and sip on yummy cocktails while painting ceramics. The Clay Cafe in the City branch offers a good hideout from the wind.HintHunt is one of Cape Town’s most well-known escape room adventures. The activity involves you and your team being locked in a themed room.
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