Public Holidays
In South African culture a public holiday is an opportunity to celebrate our heritage, our women, our youth, our families, our workers and our human rights. It's a widely known fact that Capetonians loves holidays, and most of our public holidays offer citizens and tourists a great opportunity to interact in a fun, safe and festive environment through various organised events.
South Africa's Official Public Holidays
| Human Rights Day | 21 March |
| Good Friday | 10 April |
| Family Day | 13 April |
| Election Day | 22 April |
| Freedom Day | 27 April |
| Workers' Day | 1 May |
| Youth Day | 16 June |
| National Women's Day | 9 August |
| Public Holiday | 10 August |
| Heritage Day | 24 September |
| Day of Reconciliation | 16 December |
