Excellent cocktail bar "hidden" behind the Honest Chocolate shop. It's not so secret anymore (it seems to be full of tourists these days rather than in-the-know locals, but still worth a visit!).
Leave the mall across the street and have some local coffee here. Love the street vibe.
Can't afford one of the cars here? Buy a coffee at the Dapper Coffee shop inside instead and daydream about winning the lottery, moving to Llandudno, and buying one of these cars.
In 1947, on a family visit to South Africa, Queen Elizabeth II (still a princess at the time) pledged her life to the commonwealth during a radio address recorded in the gardens here. #history
Parking at Llandudno can be a serious issue due to limited spots, so come early in the day if you can. Once you park your car, it's a 15 minute walk down a narrow trail.
Great place to sleep, but skip breakfast here and go to The Blue Cafe two blocks up the road. The breakfast there is 100x better!
Domestic terminal: skip Mugg and Bean or Wimpys after security. Go downstairs to the Mugg and Bean by the C gates to get fast takeaway food and coffee. (Easy to get back upstairs to A gates)
This is the type of place that both locals and tourists love equally. It's a tiny little spot away from popular/nearby Kloof St, so if you find it it feels like a hidden gem. Perfect for breakfast.
Good/reasonably priced coworking space with uncapped high speed internet. A miracle in South Africa.
Good/reasonably priced coworking space with uncapped high speed internet. A miracle in South Africa.
