Dale Court Guesthouse
Exhibition Terrace Road, Green Point, Cape Town
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Dale Court Guesthouse Cape Town

Exhibition Terrace Road, Green Point Cape Town, Western Cape, 8005, South Africa

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this B&BDale Court Guesthouse Cape Town

Landing on another planet ...

A travel blog entry by leinsterman

The following morning as we sit down to breakfast Jacques is not being very forthcoming with details as to what is to happen next ... except that at some point Jeremy will arrive in a rented mini bus to pick all 14 of us up ... maybe today ... maybe tomorrow ... I have to admit that I am not altogether thrilled at the prospect of speding another …

Yet Another Mundane Holiday ...

A travel blog entry by leinsterman

It may seem a bit odd but the rest of the trip was more your standard holiday than any sort of adventure ... Sarah, Christina and I rented a car the next day and took a trip to Cape Point via Simonstown and Constantia ... AS we drive through teh leafy suburbs of Constantia I can't help but wonder how wierd it all looks ... how un-African ... we …

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Coastal City

A travel blog entry by resiststatusquo

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... the metro, followed by a 30 minute walk…most while it was sprinkling. But as most people know, even if they don’t understand, I love walking in the rain. I’m sure I looked rather out of place. My flip flops were bothering me so I was walking barefoot, and the bright blue shirt and flowy skirt contrasted to the dreary grey sky, and with a smile showing my clear happiness at the present predicament.

I finally reached the Penguins, paid ...

Beautiful Cape Town

A travel blog entry by sknodle

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... see it close up.

After our wonderful meal and great conversation we walk around the harbor and weave between the outside restaurants and ice cream shops. At one restaurant we hear singing and observe a group of African singers serenading the diners. As they sing they kick up their legs from time to time almost over their heads. Quite a show.

We walk to the other side of the harbor and I see where the ferry leaves to go to ...

Home From Home

A travel blog entry by kristinrust

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... 8211; which is the clicking language. Yes, they click at me. All c, q and xs were removed from the written languge because they were seen as redundant – cat became kat, queen became kween and axe, aks – and are now different clicks. And it is hilarious.

There’s the click when you press the tip of your tongue against the back of your front teeth and quickly move it away – ...