Whale Watching
This page is dedicated to the whale watching right here in Cape Town featuring photographs that we have taken over the past few years. It is a little-known fact that in False Bay one has the chance of spotting Southern Right Whales, Brydes Whales, Humpback Whales, Killer Whales and Dolphins.Camps Bay
The suburb of Camps Bay is one of the more vibrant and trendy suburbs in Cape Town with beautiful ocean and mountain views. Camps Bay and Bantry Bay Beach are a must for the sun lovers out there, and it is here that one comes across beautiful bronzed bodies from all over the world.Hout Bay
When one arrives in Hout Bay one cannot help but to stop and stare, the mountains, the valley, the ocean, the beach, the harbour - Hout Bay has it all and more. There are numerous activities in and around this little hamlet, from hiking and mountain climbing to sea kayaking, fishing and surfing.Kalk Bay
Kalk Bay is packed with restaurants, coffee shops, galleries, antique and second-hand bookstores all waiting for you to visit them. No matter what road you take to enter the town you are in for one beautiful surprise. A highlight here is without a doubt the harbour area with its pier and fishing boats.Muizenberg
Muizenberg offers up the ultimate family beach (which just happens to be a "Blue flag beach") where no matter what the time of day you will find people swimming, sun tanning, surfing or just going for a walk. Muizenberg is all about the ocean, mountains and a healthy life style, in a nutshell, "Muizenberg Rocks".Bo Kaap
Bo Kaap and her people are steeped in history dating back to when slaves were brought to the Cape by the Dutch East India Company during the 16th and 17th centuries. The suburb of is famed for her brightly painted houses, cobble stoned streets and Malay styled cuisine and all of this on the slopes of Signal Hill.Cape Town Beaches
When in Cape Town go to the beach. Why not? All our beaches are free while some are even classed under a "Blue Flag" status. Spend a few hours just relaxing under the African sun with no cares or worries, that that is what we call relaxing. A great few hours out for the whole family.
- 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 Two
Ellerman Villa Two is ideally suited for families or a small group of friends travelling together and is available for exclusive use basis. Three luxurious bedrooms await guests each one with private terraces stunning open plan bathrooms.
- 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.
- Colona Castle
Situated on the warm False Bay coast, a comfortably elegant base from which to explore the interesting and beautiful Cape Peninsula and Winelands, Colona Castle is within easy reach of the airport and Cape Town city centre.
- 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.
- Glen Avon Lodge
Set within the peaceful Constantia Valley Winelands, concealed away within the foothills of the regal Constantiaberg, Glen Avon Lodge affords the discerning visitor a sanctuary connected with peace as well as tranquillity.
