About Cape Town

We are ideally placed for easy access to central Cape Town, Cape Town beaches, restaurants, V&A Waterfront and other tourist attractions. Cape Town, also referred to as Capetown is located at the South Western most tip(cape) of Africa.

A trip to Simonstown takes you along the False Bay coastline, passing through historic fishing villages such as Kalk Bay. Take your pick of excellent restaurants in the village, while watching the fishing boats bring in their catch or browse through the many antique shops.

No visit to this part of the world is complete without visiting the Boulders beach penguin colony, one of only two mainland breeding colonies of the African or Jackass Penguin.

Cape Point Nature Reserve is a short drive away, first named "Cape of Storms" by early eighteenth-century seafarers, the reserve now boasts excellent tourist facilities.

This is a land of gentle green vines, majestic mountains, capped with snow in winter and trout-filled streams and lakes. Its beauty and bounty are endless. Based in our Cape Town Accommodation you can explore this beautiful part of Africa.

The Western Cape is a region synonymous with wine. Its winelands are among the most plentiful and productive in the world. The early French Huguenot settlers brought their passion for winemaking with them and many of the Cape wine estates carry this old-world legacy with names such as L'Ormarins, L'Avenir, La Provence and Mont Rochelle.

The Cedarberg mountain range wilderness area is a two-hour scenic drive from Cape Town. There are a number of day walks and short hikes to features such as the Maltese Cross and Wolfsberg Arch. These landmarks can also be taken in as part of longer hikes of two days or more.