After lunch we decided to visit bo-kaap and honestly, theres not much to do and see except look at the colorful houses. We spent less then 20 minutes there while walking to the V&A waterfront

Went here based on recommendations, to be honest it was quite disappointing, the colours used are vibrant but other than that it is exactly what you think it is...houses painted in bright colours

great safe area of town to walk around and explore the history and have lunch in a small café - plenty of street parking

Bo kaap is an area in Cape Town that was known as the Malay Quarter. We actually just came upon it as we were walking around.we saw the colorful houses. The brightly colored houses is in celebration of the residents muslim identity. As they celebrate...More

Interesting area with colorful houses and mosques. We also liked the Koeksisters which were donut like treats with coconut flakes.

Tourists safely walk the streets of Bo Kaap and enjoy the sight of brightly coloured buildings. Its a really beautiful place & a must see when in Cape Town. Meet friendly locals and also enjoy shopping. These extremely bright houses represent a major part of...More

This part of the city showed to me how many different cultures and religions can co-exist together. With all the beautiful colored houses all around, this area is really unique and one of a kind.