map of Cape Town
Easy to get around - scenic beauty everywhere...
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probably the Cape's most glorious villa perched high up the mountain in trendy Bantry Bay
shaded terraces, manicured lawns, sparkling pool and views across the Atlantic Seaboard
splendid views, shockingly stylish, highly discreet, immaculate service, gourmet kitchen
11 rooms, 2 suites and 2 luxurious villa's with panoramic views and private chef
home to the rich and famous, it also offers an art collection to blow the mind -
travel
30min from airport and minutes away from beaches, city and waterfront - private parking
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rate
rates 2021rooms/suites from R12 000 to R38 000 per night b&b for 2adults sharing
3 or 5 bedroom Villas from R95 000 to R232 000 per night
low season may-sept
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marble floors, large windows and panoramic ocean views from this owner operated guest mansion
clean modern lines, airy open spaces, distant views and crisp interiors with a touch of glam
choose from 4 different types of rooms - all with private bathrooms and most with sea views
sea facing central lounge/dining area overlook garden with sun loungers and sparkling pool
a luxurious 1 bedr apartment (nearby) offers privacy with room service and private pool -
travel
30min drive from Cape Town airport - 5 minute drive from Camps Bay - private parking
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rates 2021
rooms and suites from R6250 to R18000 per night for 2adults b&b
Neptune Apartment from R10500 to R18000 per night for 2adults b&blow season may - sept
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De Waterkant is an easy walk from the buzzy waterfront, Greenpoint bars, the gay village area, the city and the many café bars, shops and art galleries in De Waterkant itself. From here it’s a quick 10min taxi/bus/drive to Clifton and Camps Bay beaches by day - and an easy stroll, or short taxi ride, to many Cape Town hotspots by night.
Historical cottages in the area have all been restored to modern day splendour and are rented out as self-catering holiday accommodation by a reception office in the area. Holiday units vary from 1 to 5 bedrooms/bathrooms with spacious lounge/dining areas, fully equipped kitchens, crisp bed linen, fresh towels and a weekday cleaner service.
Most cottages offer an outdoor patio, balcony, courtyard or sundeck - some with private pools or jacuzzi's - and some with spacious rooftop decks affording panoramic views across Table Bay, Table Mountain, the harbour and the city below. The perfect setting for your own sundowner party...
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travel
30min drive from Cape Town airport - 5 minute drive from Camps Bay - ample street parking
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rates 2021depend on how many people sharing and grade of luxury but from as little as R900 per night for 2 people in low season May-Septto R8400 per night for 10adults sharing a 5 bedroom unit over peak Christmas seasonLet us know your dates and how many people and we will reply with some available options to choose from.
as it is snugly situated between mountain and ocean, central Cape Town is relatively small
go by foot, taxi, car, bus, boat, helicopter, scooter, hang glider, roller blades or bicycle
below some transport options to keep you mobile and on the move in Cape Town
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meet & greet airport transfers
pre book a transfer and meet your driver, with a hand held name board, in the arrivals hall
you sit back, relax and take in the views while our friendly drivers safely get you there -
car rental
car rental is the easiest way to explore Cape Town and it's many scenic attractions
simply follow clearly sign posted roads and freeways and yes, we keep to the left
check car rental rates with your inbound airline and... go discover beautiful places -
Cape Town bus routes
all new to the city of Cape Town but get from the airport (and to the beach) in a jiffy
many bus routes conveniently criss cross the city and gets you there on time
buy a bus pass and tap in/tap out as you discover beautiful Cape Town -
Cape Town sight seeing bus
a hop-on hop-off bus offers a quick city orientation and visits all the main attractions
choose the tour of your choice on their very informative and user friendly website
planning to rent a car? familiarise yourself with main roads on a quick bus trip -
two FULL DAY tours to consider - guided or self drive
1Drive from the city along the N2 freeway and bear right onto the M3 freeway at the foot of Devil's Peak. You will be passing the turn off to Kirstenbosch Gardens and onwards, pass Constantia and Tokai, to the end of the freeway. Turn left at lights and right at next set of lights. Soon after, turn right onto BOYES DRIVE (stick to the speed limit!) for panoramic views across False Bay (Indian Ocean side) and surfers' paradise, Muizenberg, below. At the T-junction traffic light at the end of Boyes Drive, see the Kalk Bay harbour ahead and turn right. Continue along this scenic and winding coastal road and follow signs to Simon's Town. Just before exiting Simon's Town, look out for the Boulders Beach Penguin Colony parking area on the left - from where you walk pass a variety of artefact stalls to the reserve's entry gates. After the penguins, head further south to spectacular Cape Point itself and RETURN to the city via Scarborough, Misty Cliffs (surfers' paradise), Kommetjie, Noordhoek and it's Farm Village. From here cross over the hair raising (toll gated) Chapman's Peak Drive before stopping for a late afternoon seafood lunch - on the airy verandah of the Chapman's Peak Hotel - on the right as you enter the village of Hout Bay. From here it's an easy 25minute and very scenic coastal drive, pass glamorous Llandudno (sensational beach) and through Camps Bay, back into Cape Town - literally a day trip right around Table Mountain! And as a bonus - from July to November this route also offers whale watching along the way!2Guided day tours to the winelands are available but, as it has SO much to offer, we DO suggest renting a car for an easy 1hour self drive trip into the winelands and staying in Franschhoek for 2-3nights. Most importantly, pre-book all your favourite restaurants WELL IN ADVANCE as the winelands has now perfected the art of the elegantly shaded garden lunch. In spectacular surrounds - with distant views - and fabulous food. Once dinner/lunch reservations are done, you'll be free to explore the beautiful valleys and visit a few of the many wine tasting estates dotted around a mosaic of vineyard landscapes - mostly backed by dramatic mountain ranges. From an astonishing Motor Museum to a breathtaking vegetable garden, from picking your own strawberries in season to the quirkiest of art galleries, shops, cafe bars and farm stalls. For a listing of our favourite wineland estates, restaurants and places to visit, scroll down our WINELANDS page.
itinerary ideas
Travel when YOU want to
and combine destinations as YOU wish.
Take a look at what can be done...
8 nights - Cape Town and Kruger Park safari
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day 1arrive Cape Town and stay 5nights (or more if time allows)day 6fly 2.5hr direct Cape Town to Kruger Airporttransfer to lodge for 3night safari
day 9return transfer lodge to airportfly 1hr Kruger/Johannesburg & fly out of JNB
10 nights - Cape Town, Winelands and Namibia
arrive Cape Town and stay for 7nights
day 8
1hr self drive to Franschhoek winelands and stay for 2nights
day 10
drive 1hr to Cape Town airport and drop rental car
fly 2hr direct Cape Town/Windhoek, Namibia
charter flight to lodge + transfer to lodge for 3night safari
day 13
fly 1hr45m Windhoek/Johannesburg & fly out of JNB
14 nights - Namibia, Vic Falls, Botswana & Cape Town
day1
arrive Johannesburg Airport and overnight to rest up
day2
connect 2hr flight JNB/Windhoek
charter flight to lodge & stay 3 nights Namibia
day5
return charter to Windhoek
connect 1.5hr flight Windhoek/Victoria Falls
transfer to Victoria Falls and stay 2 nights
day7
1.5hr road transfer Vic Falls to Kasane Airport, Botswana
1hr charter into Okavango Delta
transfer to Botswana lodge and stay 3 nights
day10
30min charter flight to Maun
connect flight Maun/Cape Town and stay 5 nights
Come feel the sun on your back - see you in Cape Town!
Cape Point Panorama - by Paul Bruins