Enjoy a day excursion to Cape Point and don’t forget to visit the penguins at Boulders Beach. Boulders beach is a sheltered beach made up of inlets between granite boulders, from which the name originated.
Cape Point is a promontory at the southeast corner of the Cape Peninsula, which is a mountainous and scenic land-form that runs North-South for about 30 kilometers at the extreme southwestern tip of the African Continent in the Republic of South Africa.
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De Grendel, meaning latch or lock in Dutch, is one of Cape Town’s oldest farms, stretching out over almost 330 hectares on the fynbos-covered slopes of Tygerberg Hill.
The breathtaking view of Table Mountain from the farm, 350 meters above sea level, is arguably the best in the Cape winelands. On a clear day, you can see all the way from Table Bay to False Bay, and sometimes even on to Cape Point.
“Our Chef Ian Bergh brings a real passion for farm produce to the table and gives local artisan produce an inventive modern twist.Ian is no slave to fad and food fashions, and is an original locavore with a great respect for the seasons and their bounty.” read more here…
Why De Grendel Wine Estate and Restaurant is so popular in Cape Town…
The V&A Waterfront is a mixed-use development comprising residential and commercial property, hotels, retail stores, dining, leisure and entertainment facilities. Spanning 123 hectares, it’s a space where you can work, live, eat and play.
“There are few places as quintessentially Cape Town as the V&A Waterfront. The old world charm of the historical harbour meets the most modern shopping experience and the gaps in between are filled with fine dining restaurants, down-to- earth food markets, museums, and more leisure activities than you can count on both hands.” read more here…
Why the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is so popular in Cape Town…
Splendid natural surrounds, cool ocean breezes and rolling hills make for the perfect setting for a good game of golf. So it’s little wonder that Cape Town and the breathtaking regions that flank it are home to some of the finest places to putt, drive, pitch and chip in the whole of South Africa.
“Many of the fairways and greens that dot the Mother City hold championship status and are both technically challenging and visually captivating” read more here…
Practice your swing at a Golf Course in Cape Town…
Spend a day in the gorgeous wine country of Stellenbosch and Paarl Valley, enjoying some of the Cape Winelands’ famous wines along with historic towns and scenic drives. It’s an ideal day trip for wine lovers as well as anyone who can appreciate the area’s history and dramatic beauty.
“The wine regions of Paarl, Franschoek, and Stellenbosch produce some of the finest wines in the Cape Winelands, surrounded by lush mountains and rolling vineyards” read more here…
Why Wine Tours and Wine tasting is so popular in Cape Town…
The best views of Cape Town are seen from the top of Table Mountain. The Cableway takes you to the summit in under 5 minutes and the cable car’s rotating floor ensure that all visitors get a 360 degree aerial view of the city.
“Spend a day out with the family, enjoying panoramic views and activities for visitors of all ages.” read more here…
Why the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway is so popular in Cape Town…
The cost of plastic surgery in South Africa remains 60 percent to 65 percent cheaper than in Britain or the US.
“Cosmetic surgery here is of a higher echelon than it is in England, unless you go to a highly priced surgeon where it then becomes prohibitive for the man in the street.” read more here…
Why plastic surgery (medical tourism) is becoming increasingly popular in Cape Town…
Whether it’s shopping at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront or taking the a trip on the Cableway at Table Mountain, Cape Town offers a variety of attractions for visitors…
“Telegraph Travel readers vote Cape Town the Best City in the World” read more here…
Some of our Favourite things to do in Cape Town…
Getaway Self Catering is a self-catering establishment located in Panorama in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town. Perfect for travellers looking for comfortable and convenient accommodation, close to a variety of facilities.
1 Hennie Winterbach Street,
Panorama, Cape Town,
Western Cape, 7501
South Africa
Call Us: +27 0) 61 452 5819
Email: bookings@getawayselfcatering.co.za
4 Woolf Street
Kenridge, Cape Town,
Western Cape, 7550
South Africa
Call Us: +27 0) 61 452 5819
Email: bookings@getawayselfcatering.co.za