🌿 Solar-powered stays • ⛰️ Mountain views • 🌲 Forest hideaways • ☀️ Eco travel
Cape Town is regularly ranked among the world’s top travel cities
I recently checked into an Airbnb in Cape Town, where the Airbnb scene feels bigger than ever right now. Travelers are chasing hidden eco-lodges, mountain views, and quiet stays tucked beneath Table Mountain.
Did you know? Table Mountain is older than the Himalayas.
Cape Town’s Airbnb scene ranges from tiny cabins to luxury cliffside villas
Solar-powered stays are becoming one of Cape Town’s biggest travel trends
My Airbnb was just 15 minutes from the beach and 5 minutes from Lion’s Head, the famous mountain shaped like a lion lying down and known for its breathtaking sunrise and sunset hikes. There were some very nice food spots right near me.
Lion’s Head mountain at the entrance to my air bnb
During my stay, I checked into an eco-lodge in Upper Gardens, a leafy neighborhood sitting right beneath the mountain. I was completely off the grid in this eco-friendly stay, designed to blend into nature instead of overpowering it. Solar-powered, forest-filled, and incredibly peaceful, it felt like a hidden retreat inside the city itself. I highly recommend it, and I’ll link the stay below:
Solar Powered Forest Cottage on Table Mountain
The surrounding Cape Floral Kingdom is one of the smallest yet richest plant kingdoms on Earth
Table Mountain is older than the Himalayas
Cape Town has become a huge hotspot for digital nomads
Cape Town blends nature and city life in a way few places can
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