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The Mother City with Table Mountain as backdrop has been a welcome landmark to
weary travellers since the early days of Dutch settlement. Today, this
modern, cosmopolitan city offers something to everyone and is worth
exploring. Stay at some of the finest hotels and restaurants in the world,
get a birds eye view from the top of
Table Mountain, shop at Greenmarket
Square, take a boat trip from the
V&A Waterfront to
Robben Island, or
just relax on the lovely beaches at Clifton or Camps Bay. Any visit to
Cape Town must include a trip to Cape Point, the tip of Africa. The Cape
of Good Hope Nature reserve (proclaimed in 1939) has recently been
included in the new
Cape Peninsula National Park, which covers over 22000
hectares. Here you will find a combination of dramatic seascapes and
soaring cliffs, antelope such as the rare mountain zebra and bontebok, as
well as tremendously varied flora. The baboon families are a joy to watch
- but do not be tempted to feed them.
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ACCOMMODATION | The following accommodation is available in this area:
 | Lekkerbly Guest House
BELLVILLE
Lekkerbly (which means "pleasant stay") is close to the N1 Freeway and is centrally situated for most Cape Town attractions eg 5-15 minutes from many of the main attractions ---Ratanga, Grande West, Century City and Canal Walk, winelands esp. Spier. 2 minutes from N1 Highway, Tyger Valley Centre & T...read more | BOOK
ONLINE |  | Highlands Lodge
DURBANVILLE, CAPE TOWN
Upmarket 3 star guest accommodation. Units which are en-suite with kitchenette, tea/coffee, fridge, TV telephone, FREE wireless internet access have entry from the park-like garden. Secure on-site parking. Easy access to the entire Peninsula...read more | BOOK
ONLINE |  | Amies Self-catering Apartments
BELLVILLE, CAPE TOWN
Our apartments are situated in a secure luxury complex. Facilities: shade-cloth car ports, braai/barbeque facilities, pool, tennis and squash courts and a club house with pool table for your pleasure....read more | Request
Quote |  | Stellenberg Lodge
BELLVILLE
Luxury modern upmarket self catering apartments. Bachelors, one bedroom and two bedroom apartment.These apartments is very central and close to Tygervalley Shopping Centre and the N1 Freeway that takes you to Cape Town city and our famous wine routes. It is ideal for holiday makers and business men ...read more | Request
Quote |  | 5 Greenway Cottage
BELLVILLE, CAPE TOWN
Sleeps 1-5 people. SELF-CATERING. This double story cottage offers: Fully equipped kitchen, Lounge, 2Bedrooms, 2Bathrooms, Own parking, Private entrance, Private braai. We are 13 km from Cape Town International Airport....read more | Request
Quote |  | Christas Holiday Place
DURBANVILLE, CAPE TOWN
We offer luxury accommodations (African Suite, African Apartment and a lovely Holiday Cottage-selfcatering) in an upmarket area of Durbanville. Close to Golf Course, Winelands, Shopping Centre and Restaurants...read more | Request
Quote |  | iNkosi Lodge
CAPE TOWN
iNkosi Lodge is a Guesthouse with Conference Facilities set in a quiet secure suburb with off street parking, in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town. Ideally situated for the businessman and tourists between the CBD, airport and the wine estates. Return to a comfortable and relaxing home after a busy ...read more | BOOK
ONLINE | | Clouds Guest House
DURBANVILLE, CAPE TOWN
Clouds is a Three Star,fully equipped Guest House offering B&B; or S/Cfacilities. Here you will experience peacefull privacy, cleanliness, and comfort in Studio, One or Two bedroom apartments. Within easy reach of all amenities and attractions. Not just a room but rare find with a friendly welcome....read more | Request
Quote | | Winelands Lodge
DURBANVILLE, CAPE TOWN
Guest house walking distance to Durbanville centre. Overlooks Helderberg mountains. 20Km from Cape Town city centre. All rooms have broadband internet access, TV safe, bar fridge and tea facilities....read more | Request
Quote | | Old Oak Guest House
BELLVILLE, CAPE TOWN
Quality accommodation offering 6 en-suite double rooms. Homely Guest House near Tyger Vallei Centre, business areas, hospitals and Cape Town Airport. Personalised attention and true hospitality will ensure treasured memories of your stay with us....read more | Request
Quote | | Le Petit Chateau Guest House
DURBANVILLE, CAPE TOWN
Classic elegance and style for the discerning guest and business professional who is looking for something special at affordable and competitive rates in Durbanville, Cape Town. Guest House Le Petit Chateau has everything and more to offer. Situated in the upmarket northern suburbs of Cape Town, in ...read more | BOOK
ONLINE | | The Pomegranate
DURBANVILLE, CAPE TOWN
The Pomegranate Guesthouse is situated on the rural town of Durbanville in the northern suburbs of Cape Town, South Africa with spectacular views of the Boland Mountains. Personal service is very important to us!...read more | BOOK
ONLINE | | Ramasibi B+B
CAPE TOWN, PAROW
Ramasibi B&B; is situated in the Northern Supburbs of Cape Town, 750metres from the N1 Plattekloof/McIntyre off-ramp and has three double rooms sleeeping 2 persons per room. It comprises 2 lounges, swimming pool, inside wood & gas braai....read more | BOOK
ONLINE | | Lala Khaya Guest House
DURBANVILLE, CAPE TOWN
5 luxury rooms with en-suite bathrooms, DSTV, pool and braai facilities, close to Tygervally Shopping Centre, golf courses, Airport, N1 Highway and Stellenbosch Business School....read more | BOOK
ONLINE | | Ruslamere Guest House, Spa & Conference Centre (TG
DURBANVILLE
Nestled in the leafy suburbs, Ruslamere boasts four-star accommodation and conferencing as well a Health Spa with solar-heated indoor-pool, gymnasium, Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, and a fleet of vehicles for car hire, tours and transfers. We offer 48 luxury beds in a choice of three different room...read more | BOOK
ONLINE | | Clara Anna Fontein Private Game Lodge
BELLVILLE, TYGERBERG | Request
Quote | | Inn Place
DURBANVILLE, CAPE TOWN
We offer quality and relaxed accommodation in a delightful treed garden 2 self-contained cottages and 3 en-suite bedrooms, TV/Mnet, Braai facilities and swimming pool. Close to Tygervally shopping centre, Restaurants, golf course and wynelands....read more | Request
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MAPS/BOOKS FOR SALE |  | ABSOLUTELY CAPE TOWN
The perfect memento or souvenir for tourists and the perfect gift for family, friends or business contacts. Over 800 full screen photographs and 50 articles from well known journalists.
Order |  | ADVENTURE WALK AND SCRAMBLES IN THE CAPE PENINSULA
This guidebook is for the adventurous walker and mountaineer looking for something new and unusual. Most of the routes include simple rock scrambling or something of interest. The book is full of fascinating topics to enhance the experience of visiting the Peninsula Mountain Chain, including flora, fauna, geology, myths and history. There are also useful hiking tips- taking children into the mountain, vital equipment and basic tips on rock scrambling. Here are 30 tried and tested adventure walks, with detailed descriptions of the routes and helpful maps.
Order |  | AFRICA IN COLOUR: CAPE TOWN
Cape Town, set beneath the grandeur of Table Mountain at the south-western tip of the African continent, is South Africa's oldest city. It is also the country's most attractive, and its myriad drawcards - the beauty of its surrounds.
Order |  | AUDIO GUIDES FOR TOURING IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE CAPE PENINSULA
Voice Tours is a series of audio CD's specifically designed for self-drive tourist in South Africa.
This CD covers the Cape Peninsula and includes a route map.
Order |  | BERLITZ CAPE TOWN GUIDE MAP
Intended for travellers who require quick orientation, this pop-up map with graphics has tear-resistant folds for inclement weather conditions. It includes: a list of the top 10 sights; key local phrases and expressions to help every traveller get by; a section on eating out, identifying the best local eateries.
Order |  | BEST WALKS IN THE CAPE PENINSULA
The routes range from relatively strenuous climbs to the top of Table Mountain to a leisurely stroll along Noordhoek Beach. A simple grading system, notes on the availability of water and practical advice on mountain safety and weather conditions ensure that the hiker is given a clear idea of what to expect. Every walk is accompanied by an accurate map and a clear route description, spiced with historical snippets and nature notes.
Order |  | CAPE TOWN CENTRAL
Athlone,Belville,Bishop Lavis,Brackenfell,Cape Town,Claremont, Delft,Durbanville,Goodwood,Gordon's Bay,Hout Bay,Kenilworth, Khayelitsha,Kommetjie,Kraaifontein,Kuilsrivier,Melkbosstrand, Milnerton,Mitchells Plain,Muizenberg,Noordhoed,Paarl,Parow
Order |  | CAPE TOWN CONCISE STREETFINDER
From Milnerton in the north and Fishhoek in the south to Mitchell's Plain in the east. Excludes Strand, Stellenbosch, Paarl, Franschhoek and Atlantis.
Order |  | CAPE TOWN POCKET MAP
Cape Town central and Peninsula
Order |  | CAPE TOWN STREET MAP
Milnerton in the North, Muizenberg in the South and Ottery in the East. Includes a separate index booklet.
Order |  | CAPE TOWN: A VISUAL CELEBRATION
The beauty and grandeur of Cape Town – a city endowed with varied cultures, a remarkably rich floral kingdom and magnificent beaches and mountains – are portrayed in this book in exquisite top quality photography. The images provide a window through which the lovely face of the Mother City can be viewed.
Order |  | CAPE TOWN: TAVERN OF THE SEAS
This title deals with charming folksy subjects like the wine of the Cape; Table Mountain; the Atlantic coast; Cape Town carnivals; the streets, canals and shops; the story of Simon's Town, Seal Island; Table Bay; shipwrecks; reputed sea monsters and so on.
Order |  | COOL RESTAURANTS CAPE TOWN
Located at the juncture of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans, Cape Town enjoys a unique setting in one of the world's most stunning locations. Attracting travelers from across the globe, Cape Town is gaining fame as an international dining destination. With its unique fusion of cultures, this South African city boasts a diversity of exotic and cutting edge eateries, many of them using local ingredients in new and exciting ways. This little guide, one of several in teNeues? Cool restaurant series, highlights the hottest dining spots Cape Town has to offer and includes a selection of recipes to try at home. ? Attractively designed and illustrated with over 130 color photographs ? A guide to the coolest restaurants in Cape Town.
Order |  | DISCOVERING INDIGENOUS FORESTS AT KIRSTENBOSCH
What is an Afromontane forest? Are these forests indigenous to South Africa? What creatures inhabit these forests and how do they interrelate with one another?;This delightfully illustrated guide describes the energy flows, nutrient cycles and other ecological processes of the living communities of our indigenous, Afromontane forest habitats, as seen at Kirstenbosch. It also details the four forest trails at Kirstenbosch.
Order |  | FOOTPRINT CAPE TOWN: 2E POCKET
This stylish, handy, pocket-sized guide, with photographs and color maps, presents complete nightlife options, in-depth information on the finest attractions, sleeping and eating destinations, and the best places to party. This edition includes a guide to surrounding areas, including the Winelands and the Whale Coast, with tips on whale watching and penguin spotting.
Order |  | KIRSTENBOSCH: A VISITORS' GUIDE
This guide to South Africa’s world-renowned botanic garden traces the establishment and development of Kirstenbosch, from its inception in 1913, through the difficult years of creating a garden from the forested and overgrown mountainside, to the triumph that Kirstenbosch represents today.
Order |  | LONELY PLANET CAPE TOWN
The comprehensive guide to Cape Town plus expanded coverage of Table Mountain National Park. Includes walking tours which capture Cape Town's historic and architectural highlights.
Order |  | PASSPORT TO THE BEST OF CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
Passport to the best of Cape Town, South Afrca is relevant not just to the first time traveller to this city, but the second and third time visitor too, serving travellers from around the world as well as fellow South Africans. This guide is packed with updated practical information on Cape Town, where to stay, tour, eat, shop, what to see and even when to see it, plus what's hot and what's not and how to head off the beaten track. In between all the facts, are stories, legends and fascinating snippets of information to keep you entertained.
Order |  | PATHWAYS OF THE SUN: UNVEILING THE MYSTERIES OF TABLE MOUNTAIN AND BEYOND
This title uncovers the ancient sacred sites of Table Mountain and surrounds, explains their relationship to the sun and the stars, and unravels their spiritual significance.
Order |  | ROBBEN ISLAND
Far-reaching political changes in South Africa have re-ignited much interest in Robben Island, particularly as the South African President, Nelson Mandela, was imprisoned there for so long. This is an informative guide to one of the most controversial places in the country. Besides covering its political history, the book also discusses Robben Island as a key naval and military base during World War II, its environment, flora and fauna, the Xhosa chiefs interred on the island in the 19th century, the lives of the Robben warders, its shipwrecks, escapes and many tourist attractions.
Order |  | ROBBEN ISLAND: SYMBOL OF RESISTANCE
This text tells the story of Robben Island. For more than four centuries it has been a place of banishment, exile and imprisonment but, since the 1960s, it has become an international symbol of the brutality of apartheid on one hand and of human dignity on the other.
Order |  | SEVEN DAYS IN CAPE TOWN
The main body of the title is divided into seven day-tours in and around Cape Town. Each day-tour is accompanied by an map covering the day's recommended itinerary. Following the seven day-tours are six 'specialist' itineraries that describe areas further afield.
Order |  | SITES OF HISTORY: WATERFRONT
Famous as a centre of trade and entertainment, the Waterfront area in Cape Town is also a place where people have experienced hard labour, imprisonment and colonial exploitation. This work, designed to be a school and visitor's guide, aims to unwrap centuries of complex history.
Order |  | TABLE MOUNTAIN
Endorsed by the botanical society of South Africa, this guide unveils the intricate relationships between plants and animals of Table Mountain.
Order |  | TABLE MOUNTAIN ACTIVITY GUIDE
Are you a hard-core adventurer or do you prefer your fun a lot more laid-back? It doesn’t matter if you’re discovering Table Mountain for the first time, or understand her crags and trails like the back of your hand, the Table Mountain Activity Guide will inspire you. It contains information on absolutely everything there is to do on Table Mountain, Devil’s Peak and Lion’s Head – and the chain of mountains that run the length of the Cape Peninsula. So, whether you feel like leaping from the top, meandering along the trails, or simply lingering on one of the wine estates on her slopes – get out there and discover this magnificent playground on your doorstep.
Order |  | THE ROUGH GUIDE TO CAPE TOWN
With enough heart-pumping activities, from abseiling to paragliding, as well as more relaxed outings to beaches, vineyards and museums, Cape Town easily fills an extended visit.
Order |  | TRAVELLERS CAPE TOWN
These popular, compact and colourful guidebooks are perfect for planning your holiday whether for a city break, regional tour or a long-haul destination. This extensive series is packed full of information about where to go and what to see, as well as walks and tours, feature spreads on cultural background and other aspects, restaurant and accommodation listings and practical information.
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