Cape Town

Blazing hot summer days, sheltered Beachesand luxury yachts anchored just offshore make this area of the Cape perfect for a beach vacation. Trendy bars and restaurants look out over the palm fringed white sands of Camps Bay, and Clifton and Llundudno with their magnificent villa lined the cliffs, are just around the corner. Rent loungers and umbrellas on the beach.

A drive around the Cape Peninsula has got to rank among the most scenic in the world. Quaint villages and winding passes carved into the side of sea cliffs give way to rolling fynbos covered mountains as you near the tip of Africa. Baboons, antelope, ostrich and even a penguin colony all inhabit the shores while dolphins and seals play in the cold Atlantic waters. 

The Constantia valley is the home of the first ever wine farm in South Africa. Besides the trademark winefarms, wine tasting and five star cuisine of the area, the Constantia Winelands also boasts excellent golf courses, the marvelous Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and beautiful mountainside suburbs with their stately mansions and tree lined avenues.

Nestled in the natural amphitheatre of Table Mountain lies the Cape Town City Bowl - a modern, cosmopolitan, stylishly attractive metropolis of graceful thoroughfares, handsome buildings, glittering bars, tasteful restaurants and colourful markets which have turned the area into one of the most premiere tourist destinations in the world.

The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is a working harbour impeccably integrated into an upmarket shopping and entertainment complex . Quayside restaurants dish extravagent seafood platters, seals bark in tranquil waters, sharks cruise the glass tunneled Aquarium, trips to Robben Island depart regularly and leisure bent locals add to the areas flavour.