We all have our quirks and preferences that make us different to the person next door. The same goes for South Africa’s major cities. Take the quiz to see what city fits your personality.

I like my coffee:

1. Espresso, double shot
2. I don’t drink coffee
3. With at least 2 spoons of sugar
4. Skinny vanilla latte
5. Local & organic
6. Iced

If I could eat something every day, it would be:

1. Sushi
2. Seafood
3. Steak and potatoes
4. Braaivleis
5. Anything organic
6. Curry

My can’t-go-without accessory is:

1. Smartphone
2. Hair gel, cap, or hair band (anything to keep my hair out my face)
3. Pocket knife
4. My rugby jersey
5. Camera
6. Beach towel

My drink of choice is:

1. Coffee
2. Smoothies
3. Brandy & coke
4. Beer
5. Wine
6. Cocktails

The perfect date is obviously:

1. Fine dining and theatre.
2. A sunset cruise or dolphin and whale watching tour.
3. A picnic in a pretty botanical garden.
4. Ambling through historical museums and galleries – and then take me to the rugby!
5. A combination of great food and wine, live entertainment, and sunsets over the sea.
6. Barefoot strolls and ice-cream on the beach.

My ideal day outing is:

1. Hot air ballooning and interactive wildlife encounters.
2. A game drive and elephant back ride.
3. Spend the day braaiing, spotting wildlife, and fishing at a nearby nature reserve.
4. Take a steam train to the countryside.
5. Wine and food tasting.
6. A drive through small arty villages or spending the day in the mountains.

My exercise regime involves:

1. Shopping
2. Water sport
3. Rugby
4. Serious rugby
5. Anything outdoors
6. Surfing

The reality TV show that best represents my lifestyle is:

1. The Apprentice
2. The Real Housewives
3. So You Think You Can Dance
4. Toddlers & Tiaras
5. Project Runway
6. Survivor

The annual highlight on my social calendar is:

1. International music concerts.
2. Cheering on super triathletes.
3. Roses in bloom.
4. When the farmers come into town.
5. Generally involving food and wine…or music…or arts…or sport.
6. A day at the races.

My preferred mode of transport is:

1. A super-fast train
2. Foot
3. Bakkie
4. Any car – as long as it gleams.
5. Mountain bike
6. Surfboard

Your life philosophy is:

1. “Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.”
2. “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”
3. “Slow and steady wins the race.”
4. “A happy family is but an earlier heaven.”
5. “To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.”
6. “Life is what happens when you’re making other plans.”

People who try to be too ____ irritate you the most:

1. Chill
2. Tough
3. Fancy
4. Popular
5. Moral
6. Ambitious

Mostly 1: Johannesburg

Johannesburg is South Africa’s cosmopolitan hub. It’s a city for the trendsetters, creatives, and business savvy larnies that know how to get the ball rolling. If you enjoy hanging out with people, a vibrant nightlife, gourmet dining, live entertainment, couture shopping, arts and culture, and a healthy dose of tranquil leafy retreats, Joburg is the city for you. Check out 5 Reasons to visit Jozi.

Mostly 2: Port Elizabeth

Port Elizabeth is affectionately known as South Africa’s “Friendly City”. It’s a city for nature lovers, history and culture fundis, and water sport enthusiasts. If you enjoy long hours of sunshine, blue-flag beaches, game drives, and a generally active outdoor lifestyle, Port Elizabeth is a superb value-for-money, family-friendly destination. Check out our Holiday Guide to Port Elizabeth.

Mostly 3: Bloemfontein

Set in the heart of the Free State, Bloemfontein is a city built on the traditions of the Voortrekkers who navigated their way from the Cape to the interior. You’ll get a real taste of Afrikaner hospitality, relaxed way of doing things, and passionate love for rugby. If you prefer the slower lane, walking through gardens and exploring historical museums and art galleries, you’ll enjoy the Bloem lifestyle. Check out 7 Things to do in Bloemfontein.

Mostly 4: Pretoria

Pretoria is the quieter, more conservative sister to Johannesburg. Aside from the vivid purple Jacarandas in bloom, you’ll notice a wonderful sense of pride in Pretoria, from the neatly kept homes and dress codes, to the fervent support for the Blue Bulls rugby team. While there is plenty of nightlife and entertainment available, people in Pretoria often prefer to kuier around a braai with families and friends. Pretoria is ideal if you enjoy a city with a bit of everything, from shopping, art galleries, and museums, to markets, gardens, and nature reserves. Check out this 24 Hour City Guide to Pretoria.

Mostly 5: Cape Town

Cape Town is South Africa’s cultural melting pot and undoubtedly one of the most exciting holiday destinations in the world. There’s an endless supply of activities and attractions for all ages and interests, so it’s a great city for FOMO sufferers. It’s a city for creatives, foodies, outdoor enthusiasts, beach bums, adrenaline junkies, and history fundis. If you enjoy food, wine tasting, whale watching, hiking, surfing, culture, and the arts, Cape Town is unbeatable. Check out these Tourist Activities in Cape Town that Won’t Cost a Thing.

Mostly 6: Durban

Durban is a popular holiday destination in South Africa – especially its quieter north and south coasts. Warm water beaches, great year-round weather, and plenty of outdoor activities add to the permanent holiday feel of this tropical, laid-back city. If you enjoy lazy days on the beach, water sports, fishing, nature parks, cultural tours, and a good dose of spicy food, you’ll find Durban to be a great choice for you. Check out this 24-hour Guide to Culture and Nature in Durban.

Tell us, what city suits you?