Table Mountain
Table Mountain, that old flat-topped landmark that dominates the city of Cape Town from all angles is without question Cape Town's most photographed feature. A few interesting facts; she is +- 600 million years old, she offers up 2200 species of plants, and she sits 1086 metres above sea level.Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens just 10 minutes drive from the city was the first Botanic Garden in the World to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. On offer are perfectly manicured lawns, 7000 plant species and pathways that take one on a journey through a floral kingdom like no other.Cape Point Nature Reserve
Cape Point South Africa is a must visit destination, whether you self-drive here or are part of a tour, this is one destination (other than Table Mountain) you just cannot miss out on. The reserve is home to over 250 species of bird, 1100 plant species, 26 shipwrecks and the Flying Dutchman funicular.Chapman's Peak Drive
Chapman's Peak Drive is one of the most iconic drives anywhere in Africa; this 9km is all about scenery with the Atlantic Ocean below, Hout Bay in the distance and Table Mountain National Park above. It is not uncommon to see whales and dolphins from the vantage points as well as some amazing sunsets.Boulders Beach Penguins
Boulders Beach near the coastal town of Simon's Town is one of the very few spots on the planet where one can get up close and personal with Penguins. So close in fact that one does not need a good camera with a big lens, we have in the past used just a simple cell phone camera to photograph these little beasties!Two Oceans Aquarium
Two Oceans Aquarium located within the V&A Waterfront is one of the better destinations for families or those adults interested in all things fishy. The Aquarium offers 88 aquatic species with over 3000 sea creatures from both the Indian and Atlantic Oceans all within 7 distinct exhibits.
- Tintswalo Atlantic
Tintswalo Atlantic is the ideal place to go for guests needing to unwind right next to the ocean, located unobtrusively amongst the boulders of the Atlantic Ocean's water's edge as well as the slopes Constantiaberg.
- Ellerman House
The privately owned Ellerman House proudly stands high above Bantry Bay while offering guests probably one of the finest hotel experiences found anywhere in South Africa. All rooms and suites offer up spectacular ocean views.
- Grand Daddy Hotel
The Grand Daddy's high point of interest is their 'penthouse' trailer park, in which a variety of classic Airstream caravans nestle under the backdrop of Table Mountain, an impressive Cape Town city hotel.
- Ellerman Villa One
Standing completely independent of Ellerman House. "Villa One" offers the absolute in luxury living with her five bedrooms, private deck and pool, dining room and fully equipped kitchen all spaced over three stories of prime real estate.
- Camps Bay Village
The Camps Bay Village collection consists of crash pads, seaside studios, garden studios and deluxe holiday villas; most properties are generally within easy reach of the seashore, restaurants, seaside cafes, bars and nightspots.
- Cape Grace Hotel
Sitting proudly in the heart of the waterfront, The Cape Grace is without question a favourite amongst visitors to Cape Town and for a good reason. One of South Africa's finest hotels in one of Cape Town's best locations.
