Here are a few mixed ideas for what to do in Cape Town (and surrounds) this Easter:
Photo credit: WagJag Blog Lindt brings joys to children and adults alike with their decadent and delicious sweet offerings, particularly of the chocolate kind… so this Easter, why not bring your own personal touch to Easter by moulding your own gold Lindt Bunny? Classes are both fun and interactive, and will be offered by passionate Lindt Master Chocolatiers so you’re assured of ‘cooking’ and eating enjoyment all neatly packaged together. Each class costs R195 per person and runs for approximately one hour. For more information, visit: www.chocolatestudio.co.za.
Boschendal Wine Estate in Franschhoek invites you to join them for a weekend of pure Easter enjoyment. On Good Friday and Easter Sunday, adults can visit The Werf for a great meal, explore the famous gardens and above all, share a wonderful picnic for two, with some great wine. Naturally, there will be plenty for the kids to do too, including Easter egg hunts and pony rides, as well as some creative, colourful egg painting. On Good Friday, picnics will begin from 12:00 pm, with the Easter egg hunt commencing at 12:30 pm. (Picnics for two adults sharing are R395, R210 for one and R150 for children (ages 3-12). The children’s picnic prices include the Easter egg hunt and pony rides.) Then, on both Friday and Sunday, The Werf’s executive chef, Christiaan Campbell will be preparing an amazing, three-course menu. Tuck into a delicious, healthy meal, which includes a farm-style starter, main and a dessert for R495 per person. Advance booking is required and seating starts at 19:30pm on Friday, and at 12:00pm on Sunday. For more information, call: (021) 870 4274 or visit: www.boschendal.com. Photo credit: www.crushmag-online.com
Photo Credit : http://www.capetown.travel The chic and classy Leopard Bar at The 12 Apostles, Camps Bay will be hosting a morning or afternoon high tea on 15 and 16 April 2017. While adults enjoy a stylish and sophisticated teatime, children can relish a fun Easter egg hunt and playing games out on the lawns. The morning tea will take place from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm, while the afternoon slot will occur from 14:30 pm – 17:00 pm. Cost is R310 per person. For more information, call (021) 437 9000 or visit: www.12apostleshotel.com.
Before Easter is properly upon us, the CTICC will be hosting the All Things Yummy & Easter Bunny Show. This will include: Easter egg hunts, fluffy characters for the kids to meet, as well as a show featuring a selection of chocolates, cakes, candy and more sweet treats to see that all your sweet cravings are suitably taken care of this Easter. Cost is R35 for children and R65 for adults; this event will take place from 8 – 9 April, 2017. Photo credit: www.letsgo.co.za
Finally, Afrikaans Rock is back (due to popular demand) for the second series set to take place this April at Shimmy Beach Club. The line-up will delight any South African who admires and enjoys top local (Afrikaans) artists, such as Die Heuwels Fantasties, Fokofpolisiekar and aKING, as well as Jack Parow and Francois van Coke, both of whom are ever beloved here in SA. Cost is R125 (general tickets) and R225 for VIP tickets. The event will take place at Shimmy Beach Club on 15 April 2017, from 17:00 pm – 02:00 am, For more information, visit: www.shimmybeachclub.com. Whether you are looking to spend some quality catch-time with your friends, treat your girls to a high tea or enjoy some good music, food or wine… there is definitely something for all ages to enjoy in the Mother City this Easter.