Table Mountain is the most iconic landmark of South Africa. It is also the country’s most photographed attraction and its famous cable car took millions of people to its top.
Table Mountain has become the single most welcoming icon to not only our people, but travelers from all over the world.
Since the first person laid eyes on Table Mountain, it has exerted its powerful and charismatic pull, enchanting and drawing any and all who fall under its spell. The way to the top has never been easy, and for many centuries only a handful of bold and enterprising people could say that they had climbed it.
Hiking to the top of Table mountain is for the more adventurous of people. Those would would like to take it easy and enjoy the views, can take advantage of cable car.
Signal Hill and Lions Head are also nearby and offer an enjoyable hiking experience for any age.
About 40 km to the east of Cape Town, lying in the shadow of a continuous belt of Cape fold mountains, lies a series of generous valleys known as the Cape Winelands – a collection of historic towns, little hamlets and Cape Dutch farmsteads that provide well-regarded South African wines to the world.
These mountains create an incredible scenic backdrop for a myriad vines, but they are also one of the reasons wines do so well here. Their geological compositions provide unique soil conditions that directly effect the character of wine.
Right on the doorstep of the Cotswold Guesthouse is the Milnerton Golf Club – the only local linx course in Cape Town.
Milnerton Links, offers traditional links golf, large open fairways, craftily bunkered and consistently from tee to green in great course condition.
A world class picturesque golf course, with the majestic Table Mountain as a back drop to every hole, located between the ocean and a bird rich lagoon.
Truly a destination course in an area rich in natural elements for a great golfing experience, on the bucket list of many golfers internationally.
Nestled between Table Bay and Rietvlei, which offers an abundance of Birdlife along with the Southern Right Whales who visit our shoreline on a regular basis, make this a nature lovers treat all year round.
The V&A Waterfront has a romanticism about it that has been attracting visitors since its development in 1988. The 123-hectare property holds a shopping mall, marina, working harbour, and scores of other smaller features.
Drop the kids off at one of two film cinemas before shopping a range of premium local and international brands in the mall.
When you’ve built up an appetite, take your pick of cuisine, take in the hub of activity of a working harbour while you feast on divine food.
Watch a show in the amphitheatre and take a romantic sunset harbour cruise.
Finally, as the stars come out and the city lights up, climb into the Cape Wheel for the inimitable 360° view of the marina, the city and the stadium, all framed in the foreground of Table Mountain.
The V&A Waterfront has a romanticism about it that has been attracting visitors since its development in 1988. The 123-hectare property holds a shopping mall, marina, working harbour, and scores of other smaller features.
Drop the kids off at one of two film cinemas before shopping a range of premium local and international brands in the mall.
When you’ve built up an appetite, take your pick of cuisine, take in the hub of activity of a working harbour while you feast on divine food.
Watch a show in the amphitheatre and take a romantic sunset harbour cruise.
Finally, as the stars come out and the city lights up, climb into the Cape Wheel for the inimitable 360° view of the marina, the city and the stadium, all framed in the foreground of Table Mountain.
You can find pretty much anything (including the kitchen sink) at this market, with over 250 stalls offering furniture, home décor, second hand goods, collectibles and clothing.
The setting is exquisite, with a backdrop of Table Mountain and the fresh smell of the sea wafting through the air.
The trading area is tarmac surfaced, surrounded by fences, and is both child and pet friendly. Facilities include public benches and toilets (with wheelchair facilities).
You know the saying – one man’s junk is another man’s treasure! So, if you’re after a good bargain, Milnerton Flea Market is the place for you!
