Cape Town
Framed by the flat peak of Table Mountain and the shimmer of the Atlantic, Cape Town is a city that feels both wild and cosmopolitan. Cable cars climb to panoramic views, while below, colorful streets like Bo-Kaap pulse with culture and history. Vineyards stretch across nearby valleys, and rugged coastlines lead to penguin-filled beaches and dramatic cliffs at the Cape of Good Hope. It’s a place where every day can swing from urban energy to untamed nature, all within a short drive.
Browse top-rated hotels in the area, chosen for their comfort, location, and overall guest experience.
Ellerman House
This luxury boutique property offers personalized service and intimacy for travelers seeking an exclusive recluse. The former mansion also houses a renowned private art collection and hosts many artist events.
Cape Grace
Rated as one of the top hotels in South Africa, Cape Grace has a prime location with both ocean and mountain views. It is perfect for visitors wanting an elegant and comfortable place to relax.
Mount Nelson
This historic colonial property offers timeless luxury at the base of Table Mountain and within walking distance to the city center. The hotel is known for its lush gardens and lavender afternoon tea.
From local traditions to world-class celebrations, here’s what’s worth planning your trip around.
Cape Town 10's
What started as a ten-a-side rugby tournament has now evolved into a multi-sport and lifestyle event with sporting events, music, food and a lively atmosphere.
February
Cape Town
CIRCA Cape Town Open
This professional golf tournament is part of the Sunshine Tour and features four rounds of golf typically held in February.
February
Royal Cape Golf Club
International Jazz Festival
This annual music festival (typically in March or April) takes place over 2 days and features more than jazz. Dozens of African & International artists play jazz, funk, soul, R&B and Afro-pop music for thousands of festival goers.
March - April
Cape Town
Table Mountain
This iconic mountain is considered a sacred natural site where visitors can go hiking on the many trails or take a cable car to the summit for stunning views of Cape Town.
Boulders Beach
Due to the massive granite boulders that line the shores, Boulders Beach has protected swimming bays and is home to the endangered African penguins.
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Robben Island
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Robben Island was once a maximum security prison for political prisoners where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years. It now has a museum and is a symbol of endurance and resilience.
Table Mountain
This iconic mountain is considered a sacred natural site where visitors can go hiking on the many trails or take a cable car to the summit for stunning views of Cape Town.
Boulders Beach
Due to the massive granite boulders that line the shores, Boulders Beach has protected swimming bays and is home to the endangered African penguins.
Robben Island
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Robben Island was once a maximum security prison for political prisoners where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years. It now has a museum and is a symbol of endurance and resilience.
Belly of the Beast
Small and intimate industrial fine dining restaurant that no set menu -- the chefs use seasonal and local produce to create dishes that day.
Aubergine
Using ingredients from its own garden as well as other local sources, Aubergine utilities classic European techniques with global dishes and strong focus on South African cuisine.
Utopia
You cannot beat the views at this rooftop restaurant that boasts a modern sleek design and a Mediterranean inspired menu.
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