Cape Town, S. Africa

Must Do

A trip up to mystical Table Mountain is a must when visiting Cape Town. Delegates can either hike up the mountain or take the cableway. There are 350 paths up to the summit and an experienced guide will be able to select a path, which is suitable for the group. Table Mountain is home to a rich fauna and flora, many species of which are endemic and survive only in the unique ecosystem, which is contained on the mountain. Views from the summit over the Atlantic and the city are spectacular! 

Must Stay

Cape Grace boutique hotel delivers all the creature comforts you'd expect from world class luxury accommodation in Cape Town and lots of little extras too. Backed by iconic Table Mountain and perfectly positioned on their own private quay in the centre of Cape Town's vibrant V&A Waterfront, Cape Grace epitomizes style and sophistication in an atmosphere alive with genuine warmth and hospitality

Must See

Boulders Penguin Colony is home to a growing colony of the vulnerable African Penguin. Wooden walkways allow visitors to view the penguins in their natural habitat and there is also a new information centre. A visit to see the penguins will take around an hour and guests will find humour in their antics! Boulders Beach is also worth a stop for safe and enjoyable swimming.

Must Taste

Gold restaurant creates a unique experience for the visitor from the moment you arrive. Start the evening with an interactive Djembe drumming session, which will get you in tune with the African rhythms and songs for the rest of the night. Then sit down at the tables situated in inner city courtyards surrounded by ancient trees and history. A set 15 course menu consisting of Cape Malay cuisine and African cuisine will be served to you by one of the beautifully adorned members of staff who will explain from which African country the dish originates from. Finally, be captivated during dinner by graceful Mali Puppets as they dance around your table with the drummers and singers.