1 With Shark Cage Diving being most popular in the winter months, and having the best chances of seeing a shark in this period, its a definate must for this winter! Shark Cage Diving is one of the most popular and sought after experiences that Cape Town has to offer. With all diving apparatus included in the fee and no prior diving experience required, this unique experience is open to anyone. The dive will bring you into one on one contact with the Great White Shark, with only a reinforced cage seperating you from this magnificent creature.

Pricing:R1,200 - R1,450 pp
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2 Ceres was established in 1854 and was originally on the farm owned by Jan Frederik Munnik and was named after the Roman Goddess of Agriculture. It lies in a fertile valley surrounded by the Hex River, Witsenberg and Skurweberg. These mountains surrounding Ceres receive some of the heaviest snowfalls anywhere in the Cape. Ceres is often called the “Switzerland of South Africa”. Skiers are attracted to the Matroosberg which at 2 250 m is the highest peak in the Hex River range. It is a wonderful sight to see the high peaks of the mountains covered in snow while the Ceres basin itself is covered with the blossoms of a multitude of fruit trees. Tourists are well catered for with several Hotels, Guest Farms, Bed and Breakfast accommodation and a Camping area with bungalows and picnic sites. There is a nature reserve and a municipal recreation area and swimming pool.

Couldn't find much information about this, but im guessting the guest houses and etc will know more about it, and who to contact.

3 The southern tip of the African continent is the meeting place of two mighty and bountiful oceans, the Indian and the Atlantic. The Two Oceans Aquarium on the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town is ideally positioned to showcase the incredible diversity of marine life found in these two oceans. The Aquarium is one of the top tourist attractions in Cape Town and over 3000 living sea animals, including sharks, fishes, turtles and penguins can be seen in this spectacular underwater nature reserve.

Admission prices - Valid until 31 August 2009

Adults                               R85.00
Under                               4 years Free
Children ( 4 - 13 years )     R40.00
Children ( 14 - 17 years )    R65.00
Pensioners                        R65.00
Undergraduate Students     R65.00

Location: Two Oceans Aquarium, Waterfront, Cape Town.
Hours: Open every day of the year from 09h30 until 18h00. Tel: + 27-21-418-3823

4 As a Cape Town first, in conjunction with Sky-Skan, is presently offering an unique opportunity to experience firsthand a full dome planetarium show. Members of the public are encouraged to go view a unique demonstration of technology and content that is taking audiences around the world to the edge of the known Universe.

Location: 25 Queen Victoria Street, Cape Town
Cost: Adults: R20.00; children: R6.00
Tel: +27 (0)21 481 3900

5Stadium Bowl is open to everyone and also caters for special functions such as: corporate functions, children’s birthday parties, adult’s birthday parties and Christmas functions.
The Let’s Go Bowling Stadium Bowl is situated on the bottom floor of the stadium on main shopping centre.

Location: Stadium on Main Shopping Centre, Main Rd, Claremont, Cape Town.
Hours: 09:00am - 00:00am
Tel: (+27 21) 671-1893

6 CityROCK is Cape Town's center for all things related to the sport of Rock Climbing. The facility features; a large top rope and lead climbing area, premiere Gear Shop, Introductory lessons taught numerous times every week, large bouldering cave. Conveniently located in Observatory, 10 minutes from the centre of Cape Town, with easy access from either the N2 or N3 freeway. Safe parking is available.

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7 THE VENUE: Fully licensed late-nite pub Corporate catering Shop and fast foods, refreshments Games and pool tables Parking for over 100 cars RACING OPTIONS: "Arrive and drive" Grands Prix Endurance Special and Block bookings Children's parties THE CIRCUIT: Fully race-tarred 310 meter track. 140cc GP Junior karts for the little ones. Replica of Killarney Race Track. 160cc racing karts with hydraulic brakes and slick tyres. Full safety briefings before every race. Helmets and disposalable hair nets to all drivers. Computer printouts after every race.

Location: C/O Warrington & Myhof Roads, 10 Myhof Road, Kenilworth, 7700, Cape Town
Hours: Monday to Thursday 1 p.m. – 11 p.m., Friday 11 a.m. – 11 p.m.
Tel: (021) 683-2670 / 6174 / 6950

8 Set against a backdrop of the majestic Cape, an ornate treasure chest lies waiting to be unlocked. Sparkling with the spirit of excitement and magical adventure, GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World takes center stage as the Mother City's premier entertainment extravaganza, offering pure pleasure and larger than life fun for the whole family.

Location: Grand West Casino, 1 Vanguard Drive, Goodwood, Cape Town
Tel: +27 21 505 7777

9 Why not go test drive the cars you always watch drive past you? I guess picking a rainy and wet day wouldnt be the best, but an overcast dry road will do just fine... VW? BMW? Whats your call? :)

Location: A Show room near you

10 Not much one can explain about ice-skating, you get ice skates, and skate around a large piece of ice and fall a couple of times! Location: Grand West Casino.

Tel: 27 21 5352260
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11 Dedicated entirely to meat as is evident from its Italian name, Carne SA is a carnivore's paradise serving a unique offering of the finest cuts of Romagnola beef, Dorper lamb and game, all organically grown on Giorgio's own Karoo farms. Can't get much better than a warm slice of delicious meat in the cold weather.

Venue: Carne SA, 70 Keerom Street, Cape Town
Contact: For bookings, call: 021-424 3460 or email: info@carne-sa.com