Sunday, 20 May 2012

Latest Tweets

  • Off to #France tmrw and realised how (frighteningly?) good I've become at packing my suitcase. Languedoc here we come! #frequent #traveller

    about 9 hours ago

  • Great news... well done @SharkSpotters: Shark Spotters Programme gets support from Mayoral Committee to fund for 3 yrs: http://t.co/SDgfQjA7http://t.co/SDgfQjA7

    Saturday, 19 May 2012 16:07

  • @DevilsPeakBC@DevilsPeakBC Happy days... my #craftbeer stock is running low. Keep an ear out too, @simonthetwit.

    Saturday, 19 May 2012 09:19

  • Happy to hear the @SocietiBistro@SocietiBistro crew are opening 'Josephine's Cookhouse' in the old Jospehine Mill, Newlands. Can't wait for that!

    Saturday, 19 May 2012 09:18

  • @DevilsPeakBC@DevilsPeakBC But where, oh where can we buy those gorgeous bottles in the southern suburbs? http://t.co/NfKt44G7http://t.co/NfKt44G7 #craftbeer

    Saturday, 19 May 2012 08:59

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Save cash in Cape Town
Planning to visit the Mother City this summer? Three of Cape Town's top attractions have teamed up to offer a discount card that will save you cash and keep you out of the queue.

City Sightseeing Open-Top Tour, Table Mountain Cableway and Two Oceans Aquarium have joined forces to launch the Go Cape Town Card, an all-inclusive ticket for the three popular tourism attractions. The card will be available from Tuesday December 1, 2009.

Visitors pay only R360 per card, which includes a return trip on the Table Mountain Cableway, a visit to the Two Oceans Aquarium and a ride on an open-top City Sightseeing Bus. Children under 18 years pay R180 per card.

The Go Cape Town card can be purchased at any of the three attractions, the Cape Town Tourism offices or online at www.webtickets.co.za. The cards are valid for three months from date of purchase.


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