Things to do in Cape Town

Homeschool Fieldtrips & Outings

Things to do in Cape Town - Castle of Good Hope
Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town

Cape Town Outings

Things to do in Cape Town

Castle of Good Hope
Groote Schuur
Planetarium
Observatory
Aquarium
Sanccob
Centre for Conservation Education
Rondevlei
Gold of Africa Museum
Cape Town Museum
Groot Constantia Museum School
World of Birds
Kirstenbosch
Robben Island
District Six Museum
Parliament
Science Centre
Rhodes Memorial
Scratch Patch
Barn Yard – Tokai
Redberry Farm
Tygerberg Zoo – Joostenberg vlakte

Surrounding Areas

!Kwha ttu
Suikerplaasie
Spier Wine Estate – bird and cheetah sanctuary
Butterfly World
Langebaan – Nature Reserve

Things to do in Cape Town and Surrounds

Homeschool Outing to !kwha ttu San Village – Yzerfontein 2008

Things to do in Cape Town and Western Cape

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Castle of Good Hope

A visit to the Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town is a MUST for any family that is studying the history of South Africa. This star-shaped fortification …

Eagle Encounters at Spier

This is the perfect field trip to finish off Fly Eagle, Fly! Spier is a wine estate situated on Baden Powell Drive south of Stellenbosch. Eagle Encounters …

!Khwa ttu – San spirit discovered

!Khwa ttu is situated on the West Coast of South Africa. We stayed in the bush camp tents for the night, followed by a guided tour to discover the world …

Camping at Cederberg Oasis

Situated about 3+ hours from Cape Town, a visit to Cederberg Oasis needs to be a week-end outing! For R120 per campsite per night (2012), its an easily …

Intaka Island – bird lovers delight

Being national bird week a group of homeschoolers got together and went to Intaka Island behind Century City. This hidden away birders paradise has …

Newlands Rugby Stadium

Yesterday a group of homeschool families – who are also avid Rugby fans – went on an outing to the Newlands Rugby Stadium. The talk was full of the …

Monkey Town

Situated just off the N2 at Somerset West, Monkey Town is a privately owned primate centre that is home to over 230 animals, including monkeys obviously …

Palmiet Hydro Electic Power Station

Perhaps when you see the title it may strike you as a rather boring outing, but it is in fact anything but! Starting with a walk around the visitors centre, …

Bo-Kaap Museum ~ Cape Town

We recently went on a fantastic outing to the area in Cape Town known as the Bo-Kaap. Back in Cape Dutch days the area was known as Waalendorp and was …

School in 1902 – The Victorian Schoolroom

The Center For Conservation Education at 9 ALiwal Road, Plumstead offers a host of educational school outings. You can choose from any number of historical, …

San-Khoi Outing at Hout Bay Museum

The Hout Bay Museum at 4 Andrews Street, Hout Bay has many educational outings for children Gr 4 – 6. We recently did their San-Khoi outing.

More Things to do in Cape Town and Surrounds

Clay Cafe in Hout Bay

Children can choose from a large selection of clay blanks (mugs, plates, statuettes, teapots, pencil holders etc). They can then choose 3 colors of paint which can be applied using a variety of techniques. It is a great outing: artistic and it’s part of a ceramic factory that you can walk through with prior arrangement to see kilns etc. Only catch is that the kids have to wait couple weeks before they can bring their artwork home as it needs to be glazed and baked.

Cape Ostrich Farm

Set in beautiful countryside, this farm has informative guided tours where one can see the Ostrich pairs in their camps and see the eggs in the incubators.

The children are guided through several nurseries where they can see ostrich chicks at various stages of growth. A small hands on museum allows them to experience an ostrich skeleton, leather, feathers and eggs.

At the shop, they can see the many beautiful products provided by ostriches. Ostrich food is available for sale if the children would like to feed the Ostriches.

We visited the farm in March 2009 and the cost was R30,00 per adult and R10,00 per child. This included a free cup of tea or coffee on the verandah after the guided tour.