It’s no secret that many of us would love to travel, but don’t always have the biggest budgets to do so. This is where backpackers come in! Before you start imagining a shifty, dirty-looking hostel, backpackers can be modern, comfortable and incredibly vibey. Here are three top-quality backpackers in Cape Town you must try.
Located on the famous and vibrant Long Street, there is no question that this hostel has fantastic atmosphere. It’s extremely lively around the hostel but also nothing short of a peaceful place to rest your head after a long day of exploring the city. The ratings of this place say it all – they pass the “vibe-check”.
Some of the amenities include:
How much does it cost: Prices start from R220 per person in a dorm, up to R500 for a budget single room.
This backpacker is most likely the quirkiest you’ll find and is sure to meet your every need in terms of safety and affordability. Listen, this place won the HOSCARS Awards for “The best hostel in South Africa” in 2016, 2017 and 2018! Who wouldn’t welcome that title on a budget? The lovely hostel is only a 10-minute walk from the popular V&A Waterfront and offers a more communal feel.
Some of the amenities include:
The award-winning hostel obviously offers top-tier amenities:
How much does it cost: Prices start from R180 per person in a dorm, up to R760 for a double room with private bathroom.
Okay, maybe the “best hostel in South Africa” didn’t tickle your fancy. Fair, but, what about one of the “best hostels in Africa” (2018)? With its breathtaking location and top facilities, why wouldn’t it win one of the best on the entire African continent?
Some of the amenities include:
How much does it cost: Prices range from R280 per person in an 8-bedroom dorm, to R1 100 for a double room with private bathroom.
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