Paternoster, meaning Our Father, is thought to have been given its name by a group of shipwrecked sailors in thanks for the sparing of their lives. Although Paternoster is still closely associated with fishing and the sea it has now also become a sought after destination for overseas travellers to South Africa. A quiet village, Paternoster is still very much a developing town but steeped in history and tradition.

To celebrate the heritage of this gorgeous town, the third annual Paternoster Heritage Festival will take place on 24 September 2010. Starting at 9am and continuing until late afternoon, this festival will be held in and around the fishmarket.

The Paternoster Heritage Festival is more than just a celebration. It is a celebration for a good cause. The volunteer committee is aiming to raise enough money to enable the Grade Seven learners of St Augustine Primary School to attend educational trips and excursions.

A variety of interesting and sometimes off the wall competitions will be held, including skattejag, Paternoster PopStars and, of course, with great prizes to be won. With education also being an important element of the Festival, the NSRI and SANCOB will be in attendance and the SAPS will hold a live demonstration of how their trained dogs perform their duties.

Delicious food and arts and crafts will be on sale, and child-friendly activities include beach games and horse riding.

Head to Paternoster Beach and celebrate the history of this beautiful town!

For more information on the Paternoster Heritage Festival, call the Paternoster Tourism office on 022 752 2323 or email: info@paternoster.info .

The beautiful Robertson Wine Valley in the Western Cape hosts the fourth Robertson Slow from 06 to 09 August 2010.

Robertson Slow invites visitors to experience 29 world-class wineries and guesthouses and what they have to offer. With the emphasis on “slow”, Robertson Slow embraces the philosophy of savouring what life has to offer, surrounded by the beauty that is the Robertson Wine Valley.

Vistors will be treated to gorgeous dinners, with traditional Robertson cuisine. As always, wine is the primary focus of the festival, and winemakers will be on hand to discuss their wines and tempt your palette with their wares.

Not to outdone, the festival also offers visitors the chance to learn new things, including how to make your own salami and pasta. For the more outdoors-focused visitor, the Robertson Wine Valley is home to numerous other activities, including horse riding, hiking and walking trails.

On 08 August, the third annual Regional Food Market will see local chefs bringing their finest from the kitchen to the fore.

The Robertson Wine Valley aims to attract visitors yearning to experience the charm of country life in intimate settings. While enjoying time-honoured activities, visitors will be afforded the opportunity to interact with winemakers and winefarmers, in an informal atmosphere.

Take it slow in every respect except for booking your tickets for the Robertson Slow festival!

Bastille Day is a French national holiday, celebrated on 14 July every year. It commemorates the 1790 Fete de la Federation, held on the first anniversary of the storming of the Bastille. The storming of the Bastille is seens as a symbol of the uprising of the modern French nation. Franschhoek celebrates it’s French Huguenot heritage on this day, with a full festival weekend.

The Huguenots settled in the valley during the 1600s and bought along many of their traditions, including wine making.

Franschhoek will once again celebrate its centuries-old French Huguenot heritage with a wonderful feast of food, wine and entertainment at its annual Bastille Festival on the weekend of 17 and 18 July 2010. With lots to see, do and enjoy for the whole family, make a memorable weekend of your visit and take advantage of the special Bastille packages offered by a variety of hotels and guest houses. The theme of heavenly cuisine and fine wines is the order of the day and threaded throughout the Festival.

Enjoy this gastronomic affair in style, as chefs and winemakers showcase Franschhoek’s crème de la crème. Award-winning restaurants are composing special menus exclusive to Bastille. The Bastille Food and Wine Marquee is the focal point, drawing people to the hub of activity, as wineries and renowned chefs showcase their talents at vibrant stalls, offering delicious fare.

Culinary delights, however, are not all this annual celebration has to offer. Frequent all the galleries, boutiques and crafts shops draped in French apparel. Amble along the charming aisles and weave in and out of the alcoves, delighting your senses.

Nestled in the beautiful Cape Winelands, lies the magnificent Franschhoek Valley. The food and wine heartland of South Africa, Franschhoek is internationally renowned for its culinary and wine delights. Coupled with gorgeous scenery and warm hospitality, Franschhoek is the pride of the Western Cape region. Franschhoek is home to a wonderful array of guest accommodation, from guest houses to self-catering cottages and, of course, wine farms.  Steeped in history and populated by friendly people, Franschhoek makes for the perfect getaway.

With World Cup Fever hot on our heels, Cape Town is hotting up with an awesome array of exciting events in May 2010.

The Cape Times V&A Waterfront Wine Affair will be held from 04 to 07 May 2010. Showcasing the wares of nearly 80 wineries, from top-notch estates to boutique wineries, this event is not to be missed by both connoisseur and casual wine fan. From 10am to 9pm, you can sample wines from the entire spectrum of Cape Wineries, and enjoy delectable delicacies to accompany your wine-tasting experience. Be sure to stop in at the Waterfront Lookout, situated on the roof of the  Breakwater Parking Garage. Early bird tickets cost between R90-R110 per person and includes wine tastings, deli tastings and a brochure. Tickets are available at Computicket.

The Good Food and Wine Show makes its grand appearance at the Cape Town International Convention Centre from 13 to 16 May 2010. Bringing the best in South African cuisine to you, the show also pinpoints global culinary trends, attracting international chefs, professional cocktail makers and up to 50,000 food and wine enthusiasts.Highlights in 2010 include Get Fresh with BBC Lifestyle, an interactive theatre with BBC celebrity chefs Gordon Ramsay, Giorgio Locatelli and others giving their views on why “green is great”. Further demonstrations, exhibitions, competitions and hands-on workshops to entertain the crowds. For more information please email info@gourmetsa.com or visit their website here.

The Teddy Bear Fair will be held in Constantia Valley on 01 May 2010. A celebration of this beloved children’s toy, The Teddy Bear Fair is hosted by the Cape Bear Community and the DRC Constantia. You will be able to see and meet a number of teddy bear collectors and crafters. Lots of competitions and prizes to be won while you browse the food stalls and sip a glass of wine. Activites such as face painting, colouring competitions, a jumping castle and much more are available for the kids. At a ticket cost of just R50 per car, this is one family outing not to be missed.

Franschhoek is proud to host the Seafood Festival on 01 May 2010, at the Franschhoek Circus Grounds. Filled with lots of activities for the kids, from jumping castles, face painting to seeing some of their favorite characters. Musical entertainment will be provided by “The Showtime Boyz”; “Tico Band” and Loren.Feast your eyes on the different types of Seafood which will leave your mouth watering. Stalls offer everything from Candy Floss, Snoek Braai, Seafood Paella, Seafood Potjie and Pickled Fish, just to name a few. For more information, call Jenni on 083 6922201.

The Fair Cape Mountain Bike Challenge will take place in Durbanville on 02 May 2010. Fair Cape Dairies, producers of Fair Cape Free Range™ Milk, are hosting the first annual Fair Cape MTB challenge, the first race of its kind in this area. The race takes place through picturesque private farms just outside of Durbanville, offering spectacular 360º views of the Boland Mountains and Cape Peninsula. The two different routes available means that everyone from the super fit to the less competitive can participate in the fun. Participants can choose their challenge from a 45 km route comprising of a variety of single track, climbs, downhill and farm road conditions, as well as a shorter 22 km that follows the first part of the long route, but with more moderate climbs, downhill and farm road conditions. All proceeds from ticket sales are in aid of the Carel du Toit Centre in Tygerberg for children with hearing impairments and speech difficulties. For more information, call Tricia on 083 2808328.

The Franschhoek Literary Festival will be held from 14 to 16 May 2010. For three days, Franschhoek will become a bustling get-together of readers, writers, booksellers and publishers. The 2009 line-up of writers, discussions, poetry, literary breakfasts, plays and interviews included Pulitzer Prizewinning American novelist Richard Ford, celebrated poet Gabeba Baderoon, Thabo Mbeki biographer Mark Gevisser, crime writers Deon Meyer and Margie Orford, academic and businesswoman Dr Mamphela Ramphele and many more. The visiting authors have been selected for their exceptional writing, their approachability and their passion for promoting reading. Tickets for all events, including classical concerts and restaurant events, are available from the Franschhoek Wine Valley and Tourist Association, which can be contacted on 021 8763603.

The Cape Town Big Band Jazz Festival will be held in Rondebosch from 27 to 29 May 2010, at the Baxter Concert Hall. Founded in 1999 by the late Dennis Barr, this festival is a community outreach programme in support of music education in big band jazz for school and college students. The proceeds from the festival go towards scholarships in a number of programmes, such as sponsorship of a music teacher at Manenberg High School for their Steelband Project and many other programmes. This festival provides a platform for young musicians to showcase their talent as well as encouraging them to develop their talents further. Jazz Bands from Cape Town Schools as well as the UCT Big Band will be performing over the 3 day festival. Visit the Festival website here

The Cederberg Arts Festival will be hosted in Clanwilliam, from 30 April to 02 May 2010. People from all over the region and further afield come to enjoy the special atmosphere that the Festival brings to Clanwilliam.

The official opening of the festival is one of the special events with local as well as nation-wide known artists performing. A Play Festival is also held for Secondary learners. During the festival, exposure is given to all community members, both young and old, to show off their talents. Lots of shows, book exhibitions, lectures and workshops are held in the different venues. There also is a musical tent where the different rockgroups entertain all.

The Cederberg Arts Festival was originally initiated in 1997 as Leipoldtfees, named after C. Louis Leipoldt, a doctor, writer and poet who grew up in Clanwilliam. This multi-talented literary figure has become an icon of the Afrikaans culture. The festival was originally a celebration of his literary work, recipes and the general culture in which he grew up.  The festival has expanded under the influence of another Clanwilliam native, the late Tolla van der Merwe. Tolla, a renowned storyteller in his last of life of the patron of a story-telling programmes, decided to launch an annual programme to identify, develop and showcase young talent.

Clanwilliam is one of the ten oldest towns in South Africa and historical walks through the town centre include seven national monuments. Pertinent to the town’s history is the Clanwilliam cedar, after which the Cederberg Mountain range is named. This magnificent tree, with its durable wood and particular fragrance, is now on the brink of extinction due largely to global warming and the increase in the frequency of fires in the area – few saplings every reach seed-bearing maturity. An initiative to restore the cedar is active in the Cederberg Wilderness Area, recently proclaimed a World Heritage Site within the Cape floristic Region.

Clanwilliam Lodge

Why not cosy up in Clanwilliam at the Clanwilliam Lodge whilst enjoying the Cederberg Arts Festival?

Ensconced in the magical Oliphant’s River Valley, the recently unveiled Clanwilliam Lodge is a colloquial gem emerging off the beaten track, oasis-like in its semi-arid habitat. Only a two hours drive from Cape Town, the lodge offers 32 luxury air-conditioned rooms, a poolside restaurant, a treatment room and delicious cuisine.

Clanwilliam Lodge

Visitors should prepare to enjoy balmy summer days lounging on Bedouin daybeds at the pool and hot windless nights in pure understated luxury at Clanwilliam Lodge – where half measures are only available on request from the bar. All rooms are luxuriously air-conditioned and have an en-suite bathroom. Also a charming conference venue, Clanwilliam Lodge can cater for up to thirty delegates. An on-site beauty salon means you can spoil yourself whilst cosied up in Clanwilliam.

Many visitors choose to visit the Western Cape during ‘off-season’ – spring in September and autumn in April. Days are a pleasant temperature, cooling towards evening, but often more enjoyable for visitors. In Spring, the famous West Coast flowers put on a dazzling display of colour and whale watching is at its best. In autumn, the colours of the many vineyards in the Constantia Valley are a beautiful sight.

Constantia is a green, leafy suburb of Cape Town, dotted with stately homesteads and oak-lined streets. Constantia’s suburban bliss includes a smattering of country lanes, horses and a number of green belts for walking the dog or stretching your legs.

Many parts of Constantia lie close to the original vineyards that make up one of the Cape’s oldest wine routes. It includes the cellars of Groot Constantia, Simon van der Stell’s original farm, Klein Constantia, Buitenverwachting, Uitsig and Steenberg.

Just twenty minutes away from Cape Town, Constantia is also fabulously close to the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and False Bay’s gorgeous beaches.

The Constantia

The Constantia, in Constantia East, is a five-star graded, private and secure property. Just a minute’s drive from Constantia Mall, The Constantia boasts a luxury swimming pool and surrounding tanning deck. The seven luxurious and stylishly appointed suites offer spacious accommodation and extraordinary comfort. The suites all offer air-conditioning, under-floor heating, heated towel rails, satellite TV and private safes.

Villa Steenhuis

Villa Steenhuis, in Constantia West is a stunning, self-catering villa, which provides luxury accommodation for up to twelve guests. Villa Steenhuis caters particularly for the very discerning traveller, and focuses on providing elegant and comfortable accommodation. The peaceful country atmosphere of this splendid region is balanced with the grand elegance and old-world charm of the mansion. Situated in the heartland of the ‘Constantia Valley Wine Route’, where vines were first planted in 1685, Steenhuis Estate is ideal to explore the many fascinating offerings of the Cape. The Colonial Cape Dutch styled residence is an entertainer’s dream and is fully equipped with all the modern conveniences and serviced with daily housekeeping. The home also provides state of the art security systems, a garden cottage, swimming pool, tennis court, Koi pond and four acres of manicured garden.

Enjoy a crisp and colourful Autumn in Constantia.

The Hermanus Sea Rescue Music Festival is a one day festival, to be held at the Hermanus New Harbour on 24 April 2010. In aid of the NSRI of Hermanus, this festival will keep you entertained by artists including Emo Adams, Theuns Jordaan, Sarah Theron, Cheree and others while your bellies will be filled with food an drink from various stalls. Tickets are R120 for adults and R60 for children under 12. Tickets are available from the NSRI stall at Market Square or on www.nrsi17.co.za Be sure to join in the fun and support an excellent cause!  All funds raised will go towards the local National Sea Rescue Institute – Station 17.

Hermanus, famous for its fresh air, friendly locals and whale-watching opportunities, is situated on the South Coast only 120km from Cape Town. Originally a fishing village, Hermanus now has a wide variety of activities to offer, ranging from quiet, relaxed days on beaches or benches to hikes and sporting activities. Hermanus has become a popular hide-away for city dwellers seeking a weekend break.

Why not make a weekend of it, and enjoy the Hermanus Sea Rescue Music Festival and explore Hermanus?

Marine Drive 108

Marine Drive 108, in Sandbaai is a beautiful property situated right on the seafront. With six en-suite bedrooms, five in the house and a self-contained flatlet, this self catering villa can accommodate up to twelve people. Relax in the large upstairs, open-plan living area, with phenomenal views over Walker Bay. This living area opens up with stack-away doors to a wrap around deck with built-in seating. Enjoy exceptional attention to detail in this stylishly appointed home.

Sunset Beach

Sunset Beach is situated on the secure, quiet and private estate of Sandown Bay. A double storey holiday home with uninterrupted views from both upper and lower rooms, all the bedrooms have full size glass doors opening onto a balcony. Accommodating up to eight people, the main level of the house features an en-suite main bedroom, with king-sized bed and jacuzzi-sized bath. The lowel level offers two bedrooms, with queen-sized beds and one bedroom with two single beds, and an outside shower.

Head out to Hermanus, support a good cause and relax.

One of Cape Town’s unique contributions to the promotion of local arts and crafts, is the wide variety of craft markets in the region. Craft markets are mostly open on weekends and public holidays, and always boast a diverse range of local goods, produce and handicraft.

The Waterfront Craft Market offers a wide range of hand-crafted products which boast a high standard of quality and attention to detail.Over 120 stalls boast handmade goods proudly made in South Africa – from traditional Ndebele beadwork and recycled paper jewellery, to the bright African colours of finely detailed skirts, robes and throws. Embroidery classes, collectors’ teddy bears and wonders in wood turning are also showcased, alongwith a wide range of interior furnishings. Meet talented fine artists and select from miniature watercolors, vibrant pastels, deeply textured oils or comic caricatures and breathtaking Cape landscapes. The Waterfront Craft Market is the flagship of micro business development at the V&A Waterfront and is the largest indoor art and craft market in South Africa. A recent addition to the Craft Market, is the Waterfront Wellness Centre. Offering holistic lifestyle products and treatments, it is a vibrant and vital aspect of the Craft Market. Those with a passion for self healing, natural and intuitive  guidance in matters of physical and spiritual health and well-being will find an abundance of positive energy radiating from the group of wellness practitioners offering reflexology, Indian head massage, shiatsu, aromatherapy massage and the new locally developed all-African Vunkuwa massage technique are showcased and offered at the Wellness Centre.

The Constantia Craft Market is held on the Alphen Common opposite the Constantia Village Shopping Centre. This elite market is set in an environmental parkland in the heart of Constantia. Craftsmen and women echo the beauty of the land in the handmade goods they sell. Held on the third Saturday of every month, with over a hundred little stalls and shops, the Constantia Craft Market prides itself on its variety and atmosphere. Credit card facilities, refreshments and clean restrooms compliment this wheelchair-friendly market.

A long-standing craft market held on the second Saturday of every month, Craft in the Park is held in Rondebosch Park, on the corner of Campground and Sandown Roads. This craft market provides you with a relaxing way to spend a Saturday morning, browsing stalls of hand-made goods and breakfasting under the park’s lovely trees. Craft stalls galore, and an abundance of treats and eats await you.

Situated in the car park outside the Green Point Stadium in Cape Town is one the largest markets you will find in Cape Town. The Green Point Stadium Craft Market runs every Sunday and Public Holiday and is constantly abuzz with people, music and crafts. You will find loads of traditional African art pieces, curios, books and music. The Green Point Stadium promises a true craft market experience, with live entertainment to keep you entertained if you want to rest your feet.

The Kirstenbosch Craft Market takes place in the grounds of the Cottages, on corner Kirstenbosch Drive and Rhodes Avenue, diagonally opposite the main entrance to Kirstenbosch Gardens. Just under two hundred crafters host stalls at this market, selling various hand-crafted goods. Also on offer are a large variety of refreshments and there are even pony rides for children. There’s the Visitors’ Centre Shop that sells a wide range of gifts and curios, clothing and homeware.  Proceeds from stall rentals go to the Development Fund for Kirstenbosch Gardens. This market takes place on the last Sunday of the month, except for closing in June, July and August (winter) and in December when the market takes place on two Sundays.

The Wellington Wine Harvest Festival is to be held in the charming town of Wellington, from 20 to 22 March 2010. During this weekend, the people of Wellington invite guests from all the country to come and experience the true wonder of Wellington. Visitors are required to purchase an access pass at their first port of call or Wellington Tourism Office, serving as registration to the weekend. This includes a wine tasting glass together with your programme. The pass will allow you free wine tasting at participating cellars through out the week-end. Thereafter it works on a pay-as-you-go system with many of the activities for free. With tickets costing just R60 per person, this festival is not to be missed!

The Wellington Wine Route consists of 26 members comprising 3 producer cellars, well-known estates and smaller boutique wineries and; produce acclaimed and award-winning wines. Wellington has been divided into four areas for this Festival.

Blouvlei, on the Perdeskoen, will provide a fresh and local market, overflowing with local slow, organic and fresh produce. Diemersfontein is also located in this area due to the geographical proximity.

Groenberg is boasting two venues: Schalk Burger and Sons and Bontebok Ridge where the theme is “wild” with game drives, Meerkat and Tall Horse wines, Springbok Burgers and wild boar – with a dash of the Stormers team.

Bovlei has something for everyone and here you can truly taste all the delights on Wellington’s plate. On Monday, most of the wineries in the Bovlei will be entertaining you at the Bain’s Market at Kleinevalleij.

Town Centre is within walking distance from the Info Office and a short hop to DGB and Malan de Versailles.

With a gigantic variety of specials on food, wine and entertainment, all areas of the Festival are sure to excite you!

Wellington, steeped in history and tradition, has a magical atmosphere that will captivate you once you discover the town, its people and attractions. Situated at the foothills of the mountains the valleys and kloofs, the world-renowned wine farms are home to immaculate manicured vineyards and fine Cape Dutch homesteads. World-class wines and brandies from these farms, together with vine nurseries, are the economic mainstay of the region. Most of South Africa’s vine nurseries are found in the area, due to its excellent soil and climatic conditions.

Wellington offers its guests a wide variety of accommodation options.

Bovlei Valley Retreat is a Cape Dutch style homestead, idyllically located at the foot of the Limietberg mountains offering exclusive Guest House Accommodation in the heart of the Cape Winelands. The luxurious en-suite accommodation is set on a working vineyard, lavender and fruit estate. With inspiring views, a fantastic climate and a peaceful ambience, Bovlei Valley Retreat is the ideal location for you to escape and unwind.

Bovlei Valley Retreat

5 Mountains Lodge is an exclusive, luxurious retreat set amongst beautiful gardens and vineyards and framed by majestic mountain scenery located near the peaceful town of Wellington. 5 Mountains Lodge is also the perfect venue for weddings and functions and provides a peaceful environment for conferences and business meetings. Light lunches and evening meals are available at the Lodge, as well as an extensive wine list, which includes 5 Mountains first ever vintage from the Lodge’s Chenin Blanc vineyard. Alternatively, high quality restaurants are plentiful in the surrounding area. Guests can combine sumptuous country living with sightseeing, wine tours, mountain biking, horse riding and walking, or simply relaxing by the pool and enjoying the hospitality from the warm and welcoming staff.

5 Mountains Lodge

Lady Loch Guest House is conveniently situated on the outskirts of Wellington, and offers spectacular views over the mountains and vineyards. With an on-site beauty spa, this Guest House is the perfect haven for peace and relaxation. Set in private grounds that extend to 6½ acres, and which include a 130m stretch of the Berg River, Lady Loch Guest House is still close enough to all amenities. All rooms are unusually large, and have super-king sized beds, en-suite bathroom with double-sized shower, separate dressing area, seating area with cushioned chairs and coffee table, mini-bar and safe.

Lady Loch Guest House

Book your place in Wellington and enjoy the Wellington Wine Harvest Festival!

With the FIFA World Cup 2010 fast approaching our shores, now is the time to make sure you’ve booked your accommodation so you won’t miss any of the action!

Many establishments listed on CapeStay are running World Cup specials for this exciting event, with a view to not only attracting tourists but local visitors too.

Cape Town Sea Views Apartment in Bloubergstrand is a beachfront apartment complex is situated less than 50 metres from the white, sandy beaches of Bloubergstrand, only 20 minutes from central Cape Town and the V&A Waterfront and 30 minutes from Cape Town International Airport. The 2nd floor apartment has breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, Table Mountain and Robben Island. This upmarket sea-facing apartment is ideal for holidays, honeymoon getaways or corporate rentals and is perfect for two people, however it does sleep up to four people. With a fantastic special of just R995 per night, with a minimum of a 14-night stay, don’t miss out on this excellent opportunity to lap up a little luxury whilst enjoying the soccer fever.

Cape Town Sea Views Apartment

Gabriella Accommodation in Flamingo Vlei is a self-catering double-bedroomed apartment that sleeps up to 4 guests. Offering exceptional value for money, this beautiful apartment offers a touch of class with its stunning finishes, is set in a landscaped garden and offers all tranquility you need to feel truly at home. With a special of just R1800 per night and just a stone’s throw away from the beach, this apartment is the perfect base for you to both explore Cape Town and ensure you’re never too far away from the World Cup action.

View from the Noon Day Gun Penthouse

The Noonday Gun Penthouse in De Waterkant offers stunning, panoramic views of the harbour, waterfront, city, 12 Apostles and mountains. From the large balcony and roof terrace the changing light reflecting off the cityscape or on the mountains make each and every sunrise and sunset a unique experience to be savoured. The apartment is comfortable and tastefully decorated with work of African artists and images from all over the continent. The hammocks on the balcony can be enjoyed while browsing through one of the many art or photographic books from the coffee table. There is an extensive collection of music from the African continent to listen to all of which when combined aims to your visit one that is quite individualistic and is how the owner interprets the joys of living in Cape Town and Africa. Available at just R3500 per night on special, Noonday Gun Penthouse is an upmarket way to spend your World Cup holiday.

Robben View, in Big Bay offers self-catering accommodation in 2 delightfully decorated bedrooms with magnificent sweeping views from Cape Town to the West Coast. The apartment is situated in a secure complex with controlled access gates, undercover parking and an on-site laundromat. There are restaurants within walking distance and beaches directly in front. Major shopping centres are within easy walking distance. Just over 20 minutes away from the new stadium, Robben View is offering an excellent World Cup special of just R1100 to R1300 per night. This apartment can host 4 guests and is in high demand so, be sure to book your place now!

Somerset Place

Somerset Place in Mouille Point sleeps 6 and is just 50 metres away from the soccer stadium. With a massive discount of 25% for the month of June, the beachfront apartment is available to rent at just $600 per night. Somerset Place is a luxury, self-catering and fully furnished 2 bedroom / 2 bathroom apartment in Cape Town’s waterfront suburb of Mouille Point. Mouille Point, known as the Platinum Mile, is situated at the start of Cape Town’s famous Atlantic Seaboard, 30 minutes from the Cape Town international airport and easily accessible through Cape Town’s freeways. The cities most famous beaches are 10 minutes away with the waterfront located within a 10 minute walk.

Book your place today and don’t miss a moment of the FIFA World Cup 2010 action in Cape Town!