Cape Town is an area that never goes into hibernation and can be visited in all four seasons. You might even be lucky and get all four seasons in one day! Be warned about the old tourism joke: Cape Town is like a baby, if she is not wet; she might be windy, never the less, we always have an instant cure for all symptoms, friendliness, smiles, and togetherness and always ready for the next adventure.

Our gentle climate is perfect and will entice your adventurers mind, body and soul.

In the heart of Cape Town’s working harbour, between Robben Island and Table Mountain, you will find the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront – the most visited harbour in South Africa. Surrounded by the mysterious sea and mountain views, with more shops and entertainment than you can dream of – live, work, shop, play, meet, berth, eat and lots more! >> more details on Victoria & Alfred waterfront

Cape Town is one of the easiest destinations in the world in which to orientate one. Landmarks are prominent, facing north, looking across Table Bay and up the west coast of Africa, keeping Table Mountain behind you and Robben Island before you! You just cannot get lost, or should we rather say, you will loose yourself in the beauty Cape Town region has to offer!

Cape Point in the south where the two oceans meet, Bloubergstrand up the west coast >> more details on the West Coast
The Cape Flats and Cape Town northern areas meeting up with the eastern boundary, boarding the Cape Winelands! >> more details on Northern areas

Explore the various areas at your own leisure - from bear fossils, Bushman rock paintings to the Cape Peninsula at your own leisure! >> more details on the Cape Peninsula

The renowned all-weather sport, golf, is an integral part of the Capetonians, as is the Newlands rugby stadium for the rugby enthusiast who plays the game harder than the players themselves.

We have well known musicians who will warm your heart at Kirstenbosch Botanical garden where our nature likes to show off their wide variety of flowers. Proteas are in full bloom April – October!

Let our cultural heritage get into your heart while watching the Southern Right Whale at Hermanus visiting our shores to mate and breed, and let’s not forget the famous sharks at Gansbaai. >> more details on Hermanus

Mossel Bay situated along the eastern coast of South Africa, only a 4 hour drive from Cape Town itself with a climate compared to Hawaii. >> more details on Mossel Bay

The magic of Matjiesfontein, 3 hours North of Cape Town this historic village set in the heart of the Karoo wilderness, this small town has had many well known visitors in the past. >> more details on Matjiesfontein

Stretching from Durban right down to Cape Town the Garden Route starts within 2 hours drive from Cape Town a spectacular drive through villages such as Bettys Bay. >> more details on the Garden Route

We invite you to come and experience our lifestyle, relaxing next to the fire place or sunny beaches, experiencing our rich culture. Visit one of our many exhibitions, theatres and museums, theres lots to do.