Cape Town
With its spectacular oceanside setting overlooked by Table Mountain, Cape Town is a world city in its own right and has one of the earliest and most interesting settlement and development histories of any country. It’s Africa’s most popular city for tourists, and its numerous districts hold a variety of ethnic enclaves, business, upscale residential and commercial quarters.
Surrounded by dozens of beaches with waters ranging from mildly warm to Atlantic cold, the city and its cultural sights, heritage buildings, museums and entertainment areas keep visitors busy all day and most of the night.
The most popular areas for visitors include the Victoria and Albert Waterfront with its upscale hotels such as Cape Grace and the Westin Grand Cape Town. Other good bases are found in Camps Bay, City Bowl, Sea Point and Constantia. The new Citybus rapid transport system connects the airport with the central districts and is still expanding, and metered taxis are reliable and safe.
Accommodation
Range of hotels and lodges are strategically positioned either within the park or in close proximity, ensuring you're treated to breathtaking vistas of Mount Kilimanjaro and the surrounding plains. Whether you prefer the opulence of a luxurious lodge or the rustic charm of a tented camp, our accommodations cater to a wide spectrum of tastes and budgets, guaranteeing a memorable experience for every guest.
Discover Experiences
Guests are faced with a tough choice: how they wish to spend their day. Sunrise hot-air balloon safaris, photographing Africa’s abundant wildlife or being photographed amongst it, walking on the edge of the Great Rift Valley, or beading with the Maasai — these are just a few of the daily adventures on offer.
One&Only Cape Town
Situated on the V&A Waterfront, this luxury hotel boasts panoramic views of Table Mountain. It has an outdoor infinity pool, a sun-lounger terrace and a spa.