| Cape Town|


| Winelands |



Cape Town is a cosmopolitan city . From fabulous vistas of two oceans mirroring the surrounding mountains,to the lush valleys of the winelands, where one can find world winning wines.Sun yourself on golden beaches, cruise on sunset waters. Eat at some of the finest restaurants where one can find an abundance of freshly caught sea food

| V&A Waterfront |

www.waterfront.co.za
(021 - 4182369)

Cape Town's Victoria and Alfred Waterfront development has grabbed the imagination of Capetonian and visitor alike. With majestic Table Mountain as a backdrop and the unique interest of the 'working harbour', it is not surprising that the 'Waterfront' has become Cape Town's most popular attraction. Its success has largely been built upon local support and attracts over a million visitors a month, of which 70% are Capetonians

The South African Maritime Museum has the largest collection of model ships and some fascinating artifacts. There is also a floating exhibit, the S.A.S. Somerset.

Other items of historical interest are the Time Ball Tower, (which was once used by ships in the bay to set the time) and the Old Clock Tower, built in 1887. The topmost floor housed the clock mechanism, while the bottom floor housed the elaborate tide-gauge operated by a float on the water below.

Cape Fur Seals can be viewed by taking the century old Penny Ferry across 'The Cut'.

Robben Island is a must for any visitor to Cape Town. Visit the prison cell where Nelson Mandela spent many of his years in prison. - www.robben-island.org.za



The Aquarium offers an exciting insight into the indigenous fresh and seawater creatures of South Africa. - www.aquarium.co.za