Cape Town's winter, running from June through August, offers a completely different but equally rewarding version of the city. The whale season in Walker Bay and Hermanus is at its peak. The wildflowers on the West Coast are among nature's great spectacles. The Winelands are quieter, the wines are being bottled and released, and the fynbos is flowering magnificently on the mountain slopes. Soho VIP provides year-round luxury chauffeur service for clients who choose Cape Town in its winter season. The Cape Town winter is milder than most northern hemisphere visitors expect. Daytime temperatures of 15 to 18 degrees are typical, with colder evenings. The Atlantic winds that characterise winter can be dramatic at exposed coastal points, but the Winelands valleys are often sheltered and deeply pleasant on clear winter days. The rainy winter days in Cape Town have their own beauty. The waterfalls on Table Mountain and in the Winelands run with the winter rains. The dams fill. The fynbos responds to the moisture with a vitality visible in the renewed green of the mountain slopes.
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