Cape Town Hotels: Cape Town Accommodation: South Africa Hotels

Cape Town is not only the most popular international tourist destination in South Africa, but also one of Africa's most popular international tourist destinations.

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From ZAR 300 per person sharing... And with its own brand of local hospitality, the Birkenhead Manor is the ideal venue of both leisure and business travellers... >>>


Blouberg Guest House, Cape Town Accommodation, South Africa Hotels

With house rental from ZAR 1320 per day... Come and enjoy the sea, the mountains, the colours, the people and the spectacular views from Felsensicht Holiday Home... >>>


Simons Town Accommodation, Cape Town Holiday Homes, South Africa Hotels

With rates from ZAR 500 per unit day... Enjoy a colourful, rural village ambience in Noordhoek, Cape Town’s best kept secret destination.. >>>


Noordhoek Holiday Homes, Cape Town Accommodation, South Africa Hotels

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Cape Town, the Mother City, the ultimate destination in South Africa

Cape Town offers the visitor a wide variety of activities such as water sports (including diving, surfing and sailing), angling, wine-tasting, shopping, scenic drives, mountaineering, hiking, kite-flying, hang-gliding and parasailing, and bird- and whale-watching.

The most popular time for visitors is the summer from October to March, though some visitors from more temperate climates might find the height of summer (December and January) uncomfortably hot. The city also becomes very crowded then as the local holidaymakers descend on the city for their summer school holidays. The most popular tourist attractions are, in order of popularity: The Victoria & Alfred waterfront, a popular shopping venue with thousands of shops, fine hotels, a world-class marina and an aquarium; Table Mountain, which can be accessed either by walking or a cable car; Signal Hill with the Noon gun, Cape Point; and Boulders Beach, home to a colony of penguins. The Cape Peninsula and the region around Cape Town offer wonderful walking and hiking opportunities from right in the middle of the city where the mountains can be accessed very easily (such as Lion's Head and Devil's Peak) to further afield in the surrounding mountain ranges. Attractions include Robben Island, the former home of Nelson Mandela; the Cape Wine Route, where some of the world´s best wines are produced and Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, internationally acclaimed as one of the great botanical gardens of the world.