Cape Town

Cape Town has that enticing mix of modern vibrancy, fascinating history and exception natural beauty..all rubbing shoulders under the magic of the iconic Table Mountain, Cape Malay and centuries old Dutch and British architecture, sits cheek by jowl with cutting edge 21st century loft apartments and sleek, modern skyscrapers. Sit a while in this, South Africa’s ‘Mother City’ and enjoy the timeless buzz and bustle of flower sellers, buskers and craft markets.

The Houses of Parliament are just around the corner, as is the sensational Victoria and Albert Waterfront, the hottest, happening part of the city, with boutique shops, the fun and entertaining Two Oceans Aquarium and innumerable great restaurants from which to watch the comings and goings of the world’s finest ships, cruise liners and luxury yachts.

A short boat ride away, is the legendary Robben Island and the prison cell of the world loved and admired former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela.

You may, of course, simply opt for time out wih the beautiful people on the magnificent Clifton, Llandudno or Camps Bay beaches, followed by a chilled sundowner cocktail at a ritzy beachside pub or lounge. It’s all part of the charmed Cape lifestyle.

Getting There & Getting Around

Cape Town International Airport (CPT) is one of the two main international gateways to South Africa and is the third busiest airport in Africa. As well as flight connections to most areas of the globe, Cape Town also has links to most domestic airports in South Africa so once you arrive in Cape Town, flying to your final destination.

In Cape Town itself, taxis are the best way to get around or alternatively, if you are planning to explore the surrounding area, a hire car should be considered.

Weather

Cape Town has a Mediterranean climate with well-defined seasons. The average daily temperatures in Celcius: