About Cape Town

Perched on the tip of Africa, Cape Town, also known as The Mother City, is one of the most famous coastal towns in the world.

Set in the shadow of one of the Wonders of the World, Cape Town is home to some of the most beautiful beaches you will ever see, a world-famous Wine Route, and some of the friendliest and most hospitable people you'll have the pleasure of meeting. With all the attractions in Cape Town, it is easy to forget the numerous nearby suburbs that offer so much in the way of restaurants, outdoor attractions as well as rich history and amazing people. From the lush green suburbs of Bishops Court and Constantia to the award-winning wine producing suburbs of Durbanville, from Cape Town, you can reach them all.

With the diverse cultures that encompass the city and the numerous tourists it attracts from all over the world, Cape Town hotels are known to provide luxury, quality as well as scenery and surrounds that are unmatched. Apart from the extensive range of hotels to choose from in Cape Town, the city offers amazing self-catering accommodation options for every kind of budget. From those not worried about an additional Rand here and there to the guests looking to save every cent, both groups are spoilt for choice.

Over and above the self-catering options in Cape Town and the luxurious Cape Town hotels, the city is highly popular with bed and breakfast establishments, making the question of "Where to stay in Cape Town" an easy one to answer.A well-known and popular attraction for those visiting Cape Town is, of course, the numerous beaches that this area of the country has to offer. Whether visiting the Nothern Suburbs and taking in the Atlantic Coast or making your way to the Southern Suburbs and taking in all that the False Bay area has in store, there is no shortage of beaches in Cape Town.

With all the varying accommodation types in Cape Town as well as the world-class surrounds and scenery, Cape Town is truly one of the most beautiful and popular cities to travel to in South Africa.