Cape Town is one of the most spectacular places in the world to paraglide. Lion’s Head is the site that you’ll fly from most commonly because of its location and the stunning views of Table Mountain and the Cape Town area. Tandem paragliding instructional flights are a great way of getting into paragliding or just..
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Paragliding in Cape Town: Arrive at Signal Hill to start your adventure
Cape Town Lodge Hotel – situated in the center of the City of Cape Town
Cape Town Lodge Hotel features a deck with rooftop pool, bar and fitness center. Table Mountain and the popular V&A Waterfront is within 4.8 km of the property. On the higher floors, guest rooms at Cape Town Lodge Hotel look out onto the Table Mountain, Lion’s Head, Signal Hill and the Harbour. Each room comes..
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Sunset City Bike Tour of Cape Town: along the Sea Point Promenade
Table Mountain Hike in Cape Town: including a walk to Skeleton Gorge
Villa De Vie Self Catering Apartment – ideally suited for business travellers !!
Villa De Vie Self Catering Apartment offers accommodations in Panorama, just 6 miles from Jan Burger Sport Complex. The property is 6 miles from Parow North Swimming Pool and free private parking is featured. There is a dining area and a kitchen equipped with dishwasher. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels is provided. Other facilities..
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Travelling to Cape Town ?? Here is a few things you need to know.
Cape Town Township Visit Including a Cooking Class with a Local Chef in The Bo-Kaap: tour includes a visit to Mandela Park
From vibrant African townships to Malay settlements, you’ll get a literal taste for Cape Town as you snack, chat, and see how locals live. Along the way, hear how your guide’s local NGO is changing girls’ futures in Cape Town. Highlights Explore the local streets on a walking tour of the city Get inside tips..
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One&Only on the Waterfront, Cape Town – Get the celebrity treatment with world-class service
Cape Town airport faces land claim
It’s been 20 years since the Braaf family first submitted their claim to a portion of the Cape Town International Airport land. Some family members now strongly believe that they have been “cheated”. Adam Braaf, 74, and the oldest surviving member of the family, said his family was forcibly removed from the land where the..
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