Cape Town at night

For locals and visitors alike, Cape Town entertainment offers an excellent range of things to do when the sun goes down, with a number of night clubs, bars, lounges and live music venues to suit any taste. Start off the evening with a cocktail at one of the city’s top cocktail bars, such as Wakame in Mouille Point or Boo Radley’s in the city centre. Or you could sample fine champagnes and sparkling wines at the Twankey Bar at The Taj Hotel in Adderley Street for a chic way to unwind before beginning the evening’s festivities. (continue reading…)

Restaurant Beluga

For those seeking the best Cape Town restaurants, a plethora of fine dining options await – from laid back pizza joints to five-star culinary wonders, dining opportunities in Cape Town are diverse and varied.

Cape Town offers a wide range of cuisine influences from all over the world, including traditional Cape Malay and African cuisine, as well as Thai, Indian, Italian, Greek, Middle Eastern and many others.
Find out what delights await you in the Mother City.

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Self catering penthouse

For the ultimate in convenience and comfort, Cape Town self catering options offers the perfect way to enjoy fuss-free accommodation in the city. Self catering accommodation comes in many different forms, ranging from simple lock-up-and-go apartments to luxury villas situated in the Cape’s exclusive suburbs of Camps Bay and Clifton.

Depending on your budget and travel requirements, you could take your pick from outstanding accommodation options that give you the best views of the beautiful Atlantic Ocean, and put you right in the middle of the action – close to attractions, cafes, bars and everything else you would ever need. (continue reading…)

Camps Bay Beach

For many soccer fans heading to South Africa for the World Cup, finding the right Cape Town accommodation is essential in ensuring a memorable trip. Travellers are certainly spoiled for choice when it comes to exceptional areas within the Mother City, with a wide range of accommodation options to suit every taste.

By far one of the most popular and well-known areas in the city is the Atlantic Seaboard, which includes the upmarket suburbs of Camps Bay, Clifton, Fresnaye, Bantry Bay and Bakoven to name but a few – with each suburb offering outstanding ocean views, stunning villas and apartments, a host of things to see and do as well as the year-round holiday atmosphere. (continue reading…)

Visitors seeking information on World Cup rates, country information and other helpful tips will be able to find everything they need to know in the FIFA World Cup 2010 Official Fan Guide, which is now available for download.

Fans will be able to learn about South Africa as a country, as well as learn more about the stadiums, host cities, languages, slang terms, soccer mascot and many other helpful bits of information in this 92 page guide. (continue reading…)

Once you have gotten your tickets, booked your Cape Town accommodation and hauled out your special fan supporter gear, you will be well on your way to being set for the 2010 World Cup. South Africa is eagerly counting down the days, with celebrations, infrastructure improvements, venue checks and tourism groups being a continuous occurrence across the major soccer cities.

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If you are looking for the perfect restaurant in Camps Bay during your stay, then you are in for a treat – Camps Bay has a number of excellent eating establishments, offering a range of cuisine to suit all palates. From succulent sushi to freshly caught seafood, laidback pizza restaurants to five-star dining establishments, ice cream parlours to family restaurants, and of course the ever-present sidewalk cafes, Camps Bay is famous for its diverse selection of restaurants.

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