Cape Town weather
Our unique coastal position between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans means that we enjoy a generally mild Mediterranean type climate. This makes a trip to the Western Cape worth your while at any time or season during the year.While in Cape Town why not take time out to enjoy a genuine Big 5 safari? You can experience Day, or Overnight safari packages inclusive of meals and 4 star accommodation, only 2 hours from Cape Town on an extensive private game reserve. Certainly worth your time. More information here: Cape Town Safari
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Our Cape Town climate is largely influenced by the surrounding natural terrain of mountain ranges, the Cape Peninsula and the coastal plains.
Strong south easterly winds blow during the summer months bringing in cool air from the sea. Cloud is then formed by condensation over the mountains as the moisture laden air meets hot dry air trapped in the valley where Cape Town is situated. This cooling effect is noticeable when different temperatures are experienced on opposite sides of the Peninsula and when the famous table cloth of cloud is seen rolling over Table Mountain.