Things to do in Cape Town for Father's Day
Jordan Restaurant
Expect a spectacular afternoon in the Cape Winelands at The Jordan Restaurant, where acclaimed chef Marthinus Ferreira presents a five-course Father's Day feast on Sunday 15 June 2025. Think refined farm-style dishes celebrating seasonal, local ingredients – all served with a welcome glass of bubbles and sweeping vineyard views. R1250pp, excluding drinks and tips.
Mint Restaurant
For a man with an appetite, stay in the inner-city and celebrate Dad with a refined family-style buffet at Mint Restaurant & Wood-Fired Grill at the Taj Cape Town. With tables spilling out onto St. George's Mall (if the weather is good) you'll find succulent roasts and indulgent desserts, and this table-served buffet brings warmth, flavour and family together. Use the complimentary valet parking, and make him feel like a boss. R450pp
Take a hike, Dad!
Whether you're watching your budget or would simply rather step out in the great outdoors, lace up your boots and head off on a family hike. Newlands Forest is great for easy rambles, or tackle the paths to the top of Table Mountain. Need some inspo? Check out our guide to the best day hikes in Cape Town.
Bond over a brew
Sometimes the simplest ideas are the best ones. Why not just take Dad out for a beer and a catch-up? Cape Town is fizzing with taprooms, where you'll find hand-crafted brews and no-nonsense bites. Check out our guide to the best craft beer taprooms in Cape Town.
Stardust Theatrical Dining
Dinner and a show? At Stardust, you get both! This much-loved Cape Town institution serves up a star-studded Father's Day feast on 15 June, complete with theatrical performances from your singing-and-dancing waiters. The three-course menu offers up Mediterranean-inspired plates with a local twist, from Wagyu burgers to vegan lasagne and rich chocolate malva pudding. At R625pp, it's a show-stopping way to celebrate Dad
Woodworking at Babylonstoren
Trade phone screens for sawdust this Father's Day with a hands-on woodworking workshop at Soetmelksvlei at Babylonstoren. Hop on a skaafperd (shave horse) and trot off to the vintage carpentry workshop where together you'll craft a beautiful wooden milk stool. No experience is necessary, but children must be aged seven or older. This experience is offered every Saturday in June, but places are limited. The cost (R900pp) includes a shuttle from Babylonstoren, entry, refreshments, all materials, and a hearty farm lunch at the Old Stables Restaurant. And yes, you get to leave with your stool.
Grub & Vine Norval
Throw some art into the mix with a winter feast at Grub & Vine Norval on Sunday, 15 June. The sharing menu is designed for comfort and connection, and served in the elegant restaurant attached to the Norval Foundation, so be sure to spend some time with the art before or after lunch. Each guest receives a complimentary glass of Culture House Wine on arrival, with vegan and vegetarian options available.
Cape Town Hotel School
At the Cape Town Hotel School's Father's Day Lunch, he sees sea views from the sea shore! Head to Granger Bay on 15 June, where for R325pp you can tuck into a harvest table experience featuring biltong quiche starters, a hearty shisanyama platter, and decadent desserts. Beer specials and epic sea views complete the picture.
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A favourite of A-list stars and royalty alike, celebs including Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, tennis star Rafael Nadal and King Juan Carlos of Spain all boast homes on the island. 11 Majorca is one of the most idyllic Mediterranean holiday hotspots Credit: Getty 11 The luxurious Love Island villa in the Majorcan countryside Credit: Splash 11 Police officers during an anti-drug operation in the neighbourhood of La Soledad Credit: Getty 11 Last week reality star Vanessa Mariposa was left vomiting and unable to walk after she was allegedly spiked on a night out in Majorca Credit: Instagram / @vanessa_mariposa While Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright have even named their baby daughter Palma in a touching nod to their love of its trendy capital. No wonder TV bosses chose the picturesque island as the perfect romantic back-drop for the Love Island villa. But as the new series of the dating show starts on Monday, we can reveal a darker underbelly to the island far removed from its reputation as the more laid-back luxury sister to the Balearic party capital Ibiza. Tourists have been victims of rape, daylight robbery and assault, while under pressure cops have already arrested 50 suspected pickpockets before the summer season has barely started. Last week a reality TV star was rushed to hospital after reporting being drugged and robbed at a party in a horrifying ordeal. Austrian model Vanessa Mariposa, 32, was left vomiting and unable to walk after she was allegedly spiked on a night out in Majorca. She said: "I was robbed - my Cartier bracelet was taken off my wrist and my SIM card was removed from my phone. 'I'm convinced the people who did this had far worse intentions... otherwise they wouldn't have drugged us or taken steps to stop us from calling for help.' 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Knife-wielding Rolex rippers 11 Thieves are arrested on the streets of Palma after robbing tourists Credit: Policia Nacional 11 Last year a Brit holidaymaker had his phone and a £100,000 diamond Rolex watch snatched off him while on a night out (pictured: a thief is arrested for robbery of a tourist's watch) Credit: Policia Nacional Official figures show more than 80,300 crimes in 2024 in the Balearic islands, 2.4 per cent more, while the national average fell by 0.3 per cent. Meanwhile a travel expert in Majorca is warning Brits to be on their guard as pickpocketing gangs are targeting visitors as they land at the airport and in supermarket car parks. Alex Smith has lived on the island for 20 years and runs popular blog Mallorca Under the Sun. She has warned of a crimewave sweeping the island as it gears up for summer. 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WITH its sun-kissed beaches and chic capital city just a short flight away from the UK, Majorca is one of the most idyllic Mediterranean holiday hotspots. A favourite of A-list stars and royalty alike, celebs including Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, tennis star Rafael Nadal and King Juan Carlos of Spain all boast homes on the island. 11 11 11 11 While Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright have even named their baby daughter Palma in a touching nod to their love of its trendy capital. No wonder TV bosses chose the picturesque island as the perfect romantic back-drop for the Love Island villa. But as the new series of the dating show starts on Monday, we can reveal a darker underbelly to the island far removed from its reputation as the more laid-back luxury sister to the Balearic party capital Ibiza. Tourists have been victims of rape, daylight robbery and assault, while under pressure cops have already arrested 50 suspected pickpockets before the summer season has barely started. Last week a reality TV star was rushed to hospital after reporting being drugged and robbed at a party in a horrifying ordeal. Austrian model Vanessa Mariposa, 32, was left vomiting and unable to walk after she was allegedly spiked on a night out in Majorca. She said: "I was robbed - my Cartier bracelet was taken off my wrist and my SIM card was removed from my phone. 'I'm convinced the people who did this had far worse intentions... otherwise they wouldn't have drugged us or taken steps to stop us from calling for help.' The worrying attack comes as the local police union claimed the island is becoming a 'paradise for criminals' flaunting their shortage of personnel ahead of the holiday season, when Majorca is flooded with tourists. Cops claim their numbers have dropped in recent years and have called for back-up to help them take on the crooks targeting tourists. 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She has warned of a crimewave sweeping the island as it gears up for summer. Alex says the thieves aren't just active in the popular party resorts of Magaluf and Palma Nova, but are also hitting quieter spots favoured by families and pensioners. On her YouTube channel Alex warned: 'We are only one week into the summer holiday season, pickpockets are running rife around the holiday resorts right now. 'We had pickpockets in Puerto Pollensa last year but they have been getting out and about. 'We're talking Alcudia, Calabona, Playa de Palma, Peguera, Antratx, and Formentor, and we're even talking supermarket car parks as well, or within supermarkets.' In recent years so-called ' Rolex gangs ' have been operating on the island, daringly using knives to slice the expensive time-pieces off victims' arms before making their getaway. Last year a Brit holidaymaker had his phone and a £100,000 diamond Rolex watch snatched off him while on a night out. And just last month the National Police Robbery Squad launched an investigation into the theft of a Richard Millie watch valued at £245,000 from a young man while he was walking in the centre of Palma. The brazen criminal approached the victim from behind, assaulted him and managed to steal his watch. In January two Chilean men were jailed for nine years and six years respectively for a series of robberies at luxury homes on the island. The two stole cash and valuables worth an estimated half a million Euros. Brits a target 11 11 But it isn't just the super-rich falling victim to the criminal gangs - Brits have reported having phones, cash and valuables stolen from their beach sunbeds as they sunbathe or take a dip in the sea. As well as thefts and burglaries there are even more serious crimes impacting tourists on the island. A British woman was robbed and raped in a horror attack on a beach last year. The 30-year-old told detectives she agreed to go there in the early hours of the morning with a man she met and ended up agreeing to have sex with him, before a second man appeared on the scene and forced himself on her. They then fled the beach near Palma with her belongings, according to the holidaymaker. Also last summer a British teenager was allegedly raped after being plied with alcohol in a bar on the island. And a 21-year-old British tourist claimed she was raped by a man who intercepted her as she returned to her holiday apartment in Port D'Antratx after a boozy night out with friends. Police later arrested a 40-year-old Senegalese man. The previous summer an 18-year-old British girl was allegedly gang-raped by eight men at a Magaluf hotel. Seven French men and one Swiss are still in prison awaiting trial. Last week police arrested a Senegalese man accused of stabbing a young Dutch man in the back in Playa de Palma after being kicked out of a bar. The victim had to be hospitalised in Son Espases with a punctured lung. The suspect was charged with attempted murder. Police have already had their work cut out this year, despite the summer season only just getting underway. Nearly 50 pickpockets and petty thieves targeting tourist victims have been arrested in the past month by police in Majorca who have drafted in early reinforcements to tackle an expected summer crimewave. National Police on the holiday island announced last month that they had brought forward 'Operation Summer' by bringing in extra officers from the mainland specialising in 'prevent and rapid response' crimefighting to work along town hall-employed local police. A spokesman for the force in Majorca said: 'They will serve on the island for a month as a prelude to the incorporation of other units who will work in the municipality of Palma ahead of the arrival of reinforcements in Manacor in Majorca, Ibiza and Menorca.' 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Videos emerged depicting the violence of the clashes between the two troops, as well as efforts by the police to restore order. Many of the Algerian immigrants appear to have arrived on the island in small boats, prompting the Balearics President Marga Prohens to blame the lack of troops from the State Security Forces and Corps (FFCCSE) for the growing problem. She said: "The lack of FFCCSE troops is linked to difficulties in controlling the worrying crime data in the Balearic Islands. "As a government, we can only share the concern that this brings to citizens, especially when migrants arriving on the shores of the Islands face them with defiant and obscene gestures.' Mr Fernandez told The Sun: 'On the subject of immigration we have been overwhelmed. 'Around 2,000 migrants have arrived already so far this year. We have had so much immigration and there really aren't enough staff to deal with it. 'Police are moved from Majorca to the other islands of Ibiza and Formentera to help out. 'In the summer reinforcements are usually brought in to boost police numbers but what is happening is that not everyone can come because of the high rental prices. 'In Ibiza there's nowhere to live. In Majorca it's impossible. "There is all this talk of summer operations and reinforcements but there's always going to be a problem when there's no extra incentives for Civil Guard officers to come here, which is something we've been fighting for for years. 'As things stand today, the Balearic Islands are a place of punishment for officers who get transferred here. 'Nobody wants to come to places like Majorca because of the high cost of living and the fact officers don't get any extra wages or housing allowance of any kind. 'There is an increase in the number of officers but the ideal number of Civil Guard officers for the Balearic Islands should be around 1,730 and at present we currently have only around 1,200 to 1,300. 'We would need around 500 more and 500 are not going to come in the summer. 'The lack of police officers is definitely a factor that goes towards explaining these very concerning crime figure increases.' 11 11
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Announcing the news, Katy, who wed Adam in 2014, wrote: 'Arghhhh! What the hell just happened. We are giddy with excitement! 'After a ceremony much like a signing of the wedding register we are the proud owners of a tiny slice of heaven in the island we've come to know as the Happy Place: ortigia! 'After years of obsessively binge watching @aplaceinthesunofficial I still never thought I'd be lucky enough to do this, and maybe we are actually crazy as we've remortgaged our own house to do so! 'But we came to the conclusion that life is too short and being able to save up the date nights and escape here when life gives you a breather rather than having to always plan ahead just felt like the ultimate dream … and worth accepting that the bulldogs will always own the only sofa at home for. 'We will give you all a proper tour very soon but for now we are off to go and shop for paint and hoovers in the sunshine!! How crazy is that?!!! Oh yeah and apparently we are now PART ORTIGIAN!! I may burst.' Adam was well and truly in a party mood as he downed a bottle of champagne, before work started on the home the following day. He captioned the post: 'We did a thing!! It's been a lifelong dream to have a Sicilian not not a it is ours!!!' Before adding: 'Welcome to the next chapter @katyrickitt ...x'. The couple have since given fans a glimpse into their new lives, recently sharing a tour of their stunning new apartment. The gorgeous Sicilian abode features natural cream stone walls and built-in seating areas, with a cute outdoor terrace. A quirky little bathroom have three separate mirrors at different heights, which Katy were for 'checking your boobs, your bum and your face'. Showing off their favourite part of the house, the couple took viewers through to the kitchen-dining area, which features a stoned cooking bench and 1920s style built in cinema seats. Heading up stairs there is a big picture of Al Pacino's Scar Face movie poster on the wall as the clip takes you up to the mezzanine-style bedroom. The gorgeous bed is built into the stone walls and there is an open wardrobe displaying Katy's bright dresses. One of the couple's favourite things was a purchase they made at a local supermarket of old wooden wine boxes which they keep by their bed on display to house their small belongings. And Adam was sure to tell fans about his plans for the property, revealing he had already done a big sealing and painting job to clean up the natural stone and speaking about where he was going to install a wine cellar. 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Adam was known for playing Nick Tilsley in Coronation Street, however since leaving the soap he has opened his craft beer bottle shop in Cheshire. Adam opened Dexter and Jones, in Knutsford with his GMB presenter wife, Katy, with the establishment specialising in craft beer, artisan gins and fine wines. The duo offer more than 800 different Craft Beers, 10 Draft Beers (which are ever changing), more than 300 small batch Gins and more than 200 different Wines. Their mission is always to offer the best beverages you won't find elsewhere, and they recently launched a very unusual Battenburg flavoured stout and Eton Mess sour. Adam starred in Coronation Street as Gail Tilsley's son Nick from 1997 to 1999 and then again in 2004 before appearing as Nancy Osborne's fiance Kyle Kelly in Hollyoaks from 2017 until 2020. After departing Corrie the first time, Adam set himself on the path of a solo singing career. I Breathe Again was Adam's debut track and it reached number five in the UK charts, selling 76,500 copies. But after his album only managed to reach number 41 he was unceremoniously dropped by his record label.
