Inn On The Square
In the heart of Cape Town overlooking the colourful cobble stoned tourist attraction Green Market Square. The hotel is within walking distance of the city's conference centre (the CPT ICC) and a short 5 minute drive to Africa's biggest tourist attraction, the V&A Waterfront. These are excellent 4...
Travel Dates: 24 April - 12 June 2019
Hilton Cape Town City Centre
Located at the foot of Table Mountain on the edge of the historic Bo Kaap district and situated close (5 minute drive or 20 minute walk) to the V&A Waterfront. Cape Town's stunning beaches and all the major tourist attractions are close by. The rooms are generously proportioned and provide a rela...
Travel Dates: 24 April - 12 June 2019
Africa's most visited tourist destination
Table Mountain is protected within national park covering almost three-quarters of Cape Peninsular. Taking a cable car – or for the energetic, climbing – to the top of Table Mountain is a must-do activity. Cape Peninsular is flanked by the Indian and Atlantic Oceans, with attractive beaches on both sides but warmer waters on the eastern side, in the great sweep of False Bay.
Camps Bay
Colourful, multicultural Bo-Kaap is one of the most visited parts of the city, due partly to the brightly coloured houses in the historic neighbourhood. Of course few people holiday in Cape Town without acknowledging its turbulent past and many make a pilgrimage to Robben Island, prison home to Nelson Mandela for 27 years. Thankfully contemporary Cape Town is brighter, particularly for the palate. Surrounded by fine vineyards and with access to fresh seafood, it's is a culinary treat. Try Long Street for an eclectic range of restaurants and bars. For an authentic Cape Town shopping experience, try the markets in front of Green Point Stadium: bargain your way to a suitcase of souvenirs.
City Hall