Last minute.com things to do in Cape Town for Father's Day
Yes, it's THIS Sunday!
Father and daughter saving money in piggy bank, financial education. Image: 123rf.com
Father's Day is on Sunday, 16 June!
For dads with enough socks, braai equipment and sweet treats; we're to help in the 'let's create some memories' department.
If you haven't had time to plan anything, here are some things you can do around Cape Town, even if it's a bit last minute (we've got you!).
Get Ribs for R149.90
Spur is offering 400g ribs for R149.90!
Visit a market: browse, eat, chill
The Bay Harbour Market is open every Friday between 5 pm and 9 pm, and every Saturday to Sunday from 9.30 am to 4 pm.
Where: Bay Harbour Market, 31 Harbour Rd, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Entry is free for you to browse, explore a variety of food and drinks and enjoy the afternoon chilling. Sometimes, live music is in the air for extra lekker vibes.
Experience Nederburg Wine’s Coffee & Wine Pairing
For the dads who love caffeine and good wine, this experience combines the two for just R165 per person.
Where: The Manor, Nederburg Wines, Sonstraal Road, Dal Josafat, Paarl
Time: 9 am to 4 pm
Contact details: 021 862 3104 | Info_Nederburg@heineken.com
Book online to secure your spot or join a special Father's Day breakfast or lunch.
Go golfing
If your dad is the golfing type, take him for a game surrounded by a breathtaking view and aim for a hole-in-one at these top courses:
Clovelly Country Club
Atlantic Beach Golf Estate
Steenberg Golf Club
Royal Cape Golf Club
Play superhero
Where? Hint Hunt! Their new superhero-themed escape room experience is a must if your dad loves figuring out puzzles, appreciates adventure and loves a good game.
Team up with your dad to save the day against a vengeful villain wreaking havoc on Cape Town. Plus, your dad gets a gift on arrival.
Where: 17a Dock Road, Cape Town, Western Cape
Time: Sunday 10 am to 5.30 pm
Cost: R395 per person
Book online at hinthunt.co.za.
Paint and beer
If your dad is creative and loves to eat, drink and relax, this experience might be up his alley.
Where: Clay Café - in the City, Hout Bay or Paarl
The best part is dads get a free beer when they paint a beer mug or tiki mug.
If you buy two Stella draughts, you’ll get a chalice glass for free.
Date: Sunday, 16 June; 9 am to 6 pm
Cost: R45 studio fee per person, plus the cost of the item you paint and whatever you eat/drink; book via Claycafe.co.za
See vintage motorbikes
More than 200 state-of-the-art classic motorbikes are on display (ranging from the early 1910s to 1974) at the Helderberg Motorcycle Museum.
There’s also a collection of paraphernalia like petrol tanks, vintage signs, and pumps that celebrate motorcycling through the ages. Plus, you can dine at the restaurant on-site after the tour.
Date: Sunday, 9 am to 3.30 pm
Cost: Free (kids under 12); R100 for adults
Laugh lekker
South Africa’s favourite, oldest, and largest comedy festival, the Jive Cape Town Funny Festival celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, featuring popular comedic acts like Alan Committie, Dalin Oliver, Yaaseen Barnes, Emo & Loukmaan Adams, and many more.
Where: The Baxter Theater
Date: 11 June to 7 July; 4 pm & 8 pm shows
Cost: From R130
Book online at funnyfestival.co.za
Make your own chocolate
Got a dad with a sweet tooth? Let him make his own artisanal chocolate!
Choco-o-lattes, flash nitrogen ice cream, and build-a-bar experiences are what you’ll find at the colourful chocolate store on Buitenkant Street.
They’ve got 'bon bombs' in flavours like pomegranate molasses in a purple pyramid and pop butter in a tiny pink croissant (filled with a surprise).
Where: 39 Buitenkant Street, Cape Town,
Date: Sunday, 9 am to 4 pm
Cost: Bon bombs starting from R20
Enjoy the celebrations!