Cape Town

1. Robben Island Explore

   This notorious ISLAND is a World Heritage Site and is best known as the location of Nelson Mandela’s incarceration for almost 18 years. It lies 11 kilometers off the mainland. Tours depart from the Clock Tower precinct every hour between 09h00 and 15h00 (subject to seasonal change and weather conditions). Ex-political prisoners conduct the tours around Robben Island and through the prison. The return cruise to Table Bay affords breath-taking views of Table Mountain and the city skyline.

2. The Cape Winelands Explore

   Based in the main to the north of Cape Town and in the districts of Stellenbosch, Franchoek and Paarl you will discover great beauty and awe inspiring mountain panoramas. Centuries of tradition in the tranquil surrounds of the Cape Winelands, just 25 minutes from Cape Town by road. Taste wines from exclusive wine estates, of international calibre. Enjoy delicious Michellin rated cuisine paired with carefully selected wines at a choice of sophisticated estate restaurants, or simply relax on the lush lawns, beneath the shade of the old oak trees, with a delicious South African picnic.

3. Table Mountain Explore

   There are many ways of approaching Table Mountain. Hikes can be organised from Kirstenboch gardens or one can ascend by cable car. Either method is a breath-taking introduction to Cape Town. A mountain trail on the summit is easy to explore.

4. The Cape Peninsula Explore

   The most beautiful cape of them all. Voted the best place in the world to visit by leading American newspapers. As you leave the city going around Green point, then Sea point, Clifton and Bantry Bay you begin to marvel at the splendour... Hout bay island, Chapman’s Peak scenic drive, the Cape of Good Hope (the most south western tip of Africa), Cape Point’s old lighthouse viewpoint, the African Penguin Colony at Boulders Beach, centuries old Wine Estates and Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.

5. Garden Route Explore

   Is a popular stretch of coastline stretching from George in the South East of the country to Port Elisabeth further North. It goes through some of the most beautiful countryside that Southern Africa has to offer and visits a number of small coastal towns as well as the larger tourist hubs of Knysna and Plettenburg bay.

   The beautiful Tsitsikamma mountains are a backdrop to lush indigenous yellow wood forests, wetlands, lagoons and some truly amazing horse shoe shaped bays and untouched beaches. The sea is warm and blue and swimming and surfing are major sports. The people here are hospitable and the towns colloquial and charming.

   There is a popular train route along the coast that can be used to take in these attractions. For adrenaline junkies there is the highest bungy jump in the world here off of storms river bridge and there is a well known and used zip lining expedition through the forests.

   Renowned as having one of the world’s most favourable climates, the Garden Route is a popular stretch of coastline along the south-eastern shores of South Africa. As colourful as a storybook, the region takes its name from the richly diverse flora flourishing for some 150 kilometers, shoulder to shoulder between the mountains and the sea.

   Highlights:
   

   • Eating Oysters in Knysna accompanied but a fine bottle of chardonnay
   • Walking down Kuerbooms beach tracking dolphins at play in the waves
   • Watching an international polo game at Keurlands whilst sipping champagne

Below are some of the venues avaliable for Conferences, Incentives and Leisure travel.