Stay in a beautifully designed studio apartment in the heart of Cape Town CBD. This innovative art deco inspired building boasts the best location in town. Just a stone throw away from the company gardens, planetarium, natural history museum, high court, buzzing Long street and trendy Kloof Street. 

There is an abundance of restaurants, sights to visit and architecture to admire in the the surrounding area, plus a view of Table Mountain from the elegant couch. You will never want to leave.

Modern small self catering Studio in the heart of Cape Town City, close to the Company Gardens.

DSTV

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Self Catering

Tuynhuis 3

Bright modern top-floor apartment with panoramic, 180-degree views of Cape Town's Atlantic Seaboard, Lions Head, Signal Hill, Sea Point Promenade and upper Table Mountain. This two bed, two bath unit includes designer Caesarstone kitchen, well-appointed lounge and deluxe bedrooms with full amenities including air conditioning and underground parking. 

Panoramic 180 degree view: The lounge juliet balcony faces the Atlantic Ocean and promenade whilst the lounge and kitchen windows face Lion's Head and the top right flank of Table Mountain. Both bedrooms and bathrooms look out on Signal Hill with a view of the Upper Cable Car station on Table Mountain as well as Lion's Head.

The apartment is located in the bustling Atlantic seaboard suburb of Sea Point. The area is often busy both day and night so be aware that there is usually a lot of activity underway.
Major and specialist shops as well as a wide variety of restaurants, coffee shops and pubs are all within a few minutes walk of the apartment.

The Complex has a swimming pool and 24-hour security. Located adjacent to Sea Point Promenade and a wide array of restaurants and shops. It is served by two main MyCiti bus routes.

Swimming Pool

Sweeping Mountain & Sea Views

Jarvis Street Townhouse is a spacious and luxurious two bedroom house with a balcony, courtyard and roof deck. Today this sought after area is the antithesis of its troubled history. Still reflecting much of its 200 year old architectural heritage, it is a cobbled street shoppers delight. Affectionately known as the ‘pink village’, De Waterkant is internationally renowned for its open-minded attitude and gay-friendly nightlife and a wide choice of super-trendy restaurants, bars, coffee shops, galleries and boutiques.

The Townhouse is located in Jarvis Street and consists of:
On the ground floor there is a lovely living room, a TV room and a full equipped kitchen with all the necessary appliances.  A full bathroom completes the ground floor.

On the first floor both bedrooms are fitted with King size beds and both have en-suite bathrooms, the main with a bath and separate shower, the second a full bathroom with shower.

A small inner courtyard, connected with the kitchen and the tv room, allows guests to dine al fresco. And why not have a drink on the beautiful furnished terrace on the roof, watched over by the magnificent Table Mountain.

Completing the facilities of the house are a washing machine, a wireless internet connection, electric heaters in all rooms and ceiling fans in both bedrooms.

Lounge

Lounge and steps to tv room

Kitchen

Kitchen with access to patio

Main bedroom

Second bedroom

Bathroom

Main bathroom

tv room with third bathroom in background

Patio

Balcony, accessible from second bedroom

Roof terrace

Entrance

Jarvis25 Townhouse

This large spacious 1 bedroom self-catering apartment is perfectly situated in Kloof Street on the border of Gardens and the CBD. The apartment is surrounded by shops, top restaurants and nightlife.

The apartment has a private balcony with spectacular mountain and city views. The living area has a comfortable 2 seater couch and two single arm chairs while the open plan kitchen is fully equipped with appliances, cookware, crockery and cutlery. Perfect to prepare any meal. The kitchen counter is also perfect for enjoying these meals.

The large bedroom has a queen size bed with plenty cupboard space. The apartment is also equipped with DSTV and prepaid WiFi. The bathroom has a large shower only.

The building has excellent security while only street parking is available.

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This large spacious 1 bedroom self-catering apartment is perfectly situated in Kloof Street on the border of Gardens and the CBD. The apartment is surrounded by shops, top restaurants and nightlife.

1 bedroom self catering apartment in City Bowl

Overbeek

With its great location on the cobbled section of Napier Street, 40 Napier Street in De Waterkant Village boasts 1 of the largest pools in the area. This unit can accommodate up to 4 guests.

This luxury 2-bedroom property has an open-plan living- and dining area, kitchen with wooden floors and fireplace. The air-conditioned front bedroom has an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower and a bath whilst the second air-conditioned bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with shower and has doors that open out onto the private terrace area. This area, with shaded table and seating, looks across the solar-heated pool. A spiral staircase leads you up to a roof deck with sun loungers and spectacular views of Table Mountain, the City and the V&A Waterfront.

As an extra service, and separate to the accommodation rate, this cottage does have free Wi-Fi. This property is serviced twice weekly on weekdays, excluding public holidays.

De Waterkant Village is close to all the major Cape Town attractions. You can either explore on foot and walk to the V&A Waterfront, Green Market Square and CTICC. A short taxi ride away you can visit Table Mountain, Camps Bay and then the Winelands. As a point of reference, The Village Cafe is right next door to the reception, great breakfast spot, and Cape Quarter is the closest shopping centre which is only a 3-minute walk away.

40 Napier Street can also be internally connected to its neighbour, 42 Napier Street, which makes it ideal for large groups as it can then cater for 9 persons.

40 Napier Street

70 Loader Street is positioned at the quieter end of Loader Street and is a luxurious house with single garage, extending across to Bayview Terrace.

Stylishly decorated, the ground floor with fully fitted kitchen is open-plan. The dining and living room with fireplace and underfloor heating opens out onto a terrace with great views of the harbour and city. There is a ground floor air-conditioned bedroom with separate shower bathroom.

Upstairs the one twin/king air-conditioned bedroom with separate bathroom looks onto Table Mountain and Signal Hill. The large air-conditioned twin master bedroom, with an en-suite bathroom, has French windows opening onto a small terrace overlooking the harbour.

As an extra service, and separate to the accommodation rate, this cottage does have free Wi-Fi. This property is serviced twice weekly, weekdays, excluding public holidays.

De Waterkant Village is close to all the major Cape Town attractions. You can either explore on foot and walk to the V&A Waterfront, Green Market Square and CTICC. A short taxi ride away you can visit Table Mountain, Camps Bay and then the Winelands. As a point of reference, The Village Cafe is right next door to the reception, great breakfast spot, and Cape Quarter is the closest shopping centre which is only a 3-minute walk away.

70 Loader Street

From flat-topped Table Mountain down to the blue waters of Table Bay, Cape Town is simply stunning, but the city doesn&#39;t thrive by its looks alone. Proudly multicultural, its flourishing arts, dining, and nightlife scenes are proof of this modern metropolis&#39; creativity and innovative spirit.

Given that it is home to a kaleidoscope of cultures, Cape Town is by far the most multicultural city in South Africa. This diversity is reflected in the city&#39;s vibrant festival, culinary, and music sectors. But it&#39;s crucial to comprehend what Cape Town has gone through in order to appreciate it more for what it is today. A festering wound has been created by the decades of racial and economic oppression brought on by apartheid. The District Six Museum and Nelson Mandela&#39;s jail cell on Robben Island are two places where visitors may learn more about Cape Town&#39;s sad undertone, despite the fact that most tourists only see the city&#39;s stunning beaches and lively restaurant scene.

Cape Town

Families, friends and tourists wishing to glimpse the city from the best vantage point possible can be sure to experience just that with the fabulous Cape Wheel. A relatively new addition to the exciting scene of the V&A Waterfront and visible from a distance, the Cape Wheel is a giant observation ferris wheel that offers visitors spectacular 360 degree views of the beautiful city of Cape Town, with the majestic Table Mountain, distant Paarl Mountain ranges, the Cape Town Stadium, Robben Island and the outstretched Atlantic Ocean.

The Cape Wheel journey above the lively V&A Waterfront precinct lasts about 15-20 minutes and reaches up to 40 metres above ground, in one of over 30 fully enclosed cabins. With safety being of the highest regard and the ultimate comforts afforded, families, friends or even couples on a romantic date are sure to experience a truly unforgettable time on the Cape Wheel. There are also two wheelchair friendly and accessible cabins. The Cape Wheel has become an iconic part of the Waterfront and offers endless photograph opportunities, as guests embark on a skyward adventure like no other. A portion of the proceeds made here are given to charity, so your money is going toward a good cause. This exciting tourist attraction has certainly earned its place on top of many visitors list’s of things-to-do while in Cape Town, for good reason. Open Monday to Thursday, from 12 pm to 9 pm, from Friday to Saturday from 10 am to 10 pm and on Sunday from 10 am to 9 pm. The closest parking at the V&A Waterfront is the Ulundi Garage.

Cape Wheel

Western Cape

Your trip to South Africa will be a glamorous one because of the top-notch eateries, shops and accommodation found at the V&amp;A Waterfront. The Waterfront, one of Cape Town&#39;s most popular tourist destinations, conjures up thoughts of the early harbour activities. The fact that this bustling commercial harbour is situated in the middle of a big entertainment district with bars, restaurants, speciality stores, craft markets and movie theatres contribute significantly to its allure. Watching seals is an entertaining experience and you may also explore the fascinating underwater world at the Two Oceans Aquarium. From prehistoric periods to the present, the Maritime Museum focuses on the history of shipping. An ever-popular activity is taking a boat ride out to the harbour or along the coast.

V&A Waterfront

What better way to soak up the African sunshine and become one with the Atlantic Ccean than to embark on one of the V&A Waterfront’s famous cruises, such as the Harbour Seal Cruise. Known as one of the most popular cruises offered at the V&A Waterfront and offering guests a unique and memorable time, The Harbour Seal Cruise is one of Cape Town’s most alluring attractions and by far a must for any travellers experiencing the Cape Town Waterfront for the first time.

Those embarking on the Harbour Seal Cruise can expect to see sights such as the Victoria and Alfred’s basin, and of course seals will be the real stars of the show, baking in the sunshine or lapping up the fresh waters. This cruise doesn’t last very long, making it perfect for a quick introduction of the city and the Waterfront. Cruises are available on “Dawn” and the “Southern Cross”, and taking only 30 minutes long allows for those enjoying their time on the cruise to stop and explore the excitement of the V&A Waterfronts shopping and dining facilities. The cruise lasts about 30 minutes, across the serene ocean as the refreshing breeze keeps everyone smiling. The first of these cruises departs at 10:30 am, and then every hour after that until the sunset cruise boat departs. Book your trip online now and start planning your day out at the stunning Victoria and Alfred Waterfront.

Harbour Seal Cruise

The V&A Waterfront as founded in 1654 by Jan van Riebeeck who was charged to build a fort and plant cereals fruit and vegetables. Van Riebeeck and his troops docked at and the current V&A Waterfront and started off with a small jetty as part of his mission to build a refreshment station for the Dutch-East India Company. On 7 September 1860, His Royal Highness Prince Alfred commenced the construction of Cape Town's first harbour. Today V&A Waterfront has over 450 retail outlets, more that 80 eateries and exciting activities ranging from helicopter flights to historical walking tours. Accommodation sites such as the Victoria & Alfred Hotel making it easy to understand the past of the world's most famous working harbour.

Truly one of a kind and showcasing a dazzling display of diamond replica’s from world famous pieces, visitors can expect to be fully entertained here. The famous Cape Town Diamond Museum enjoys the stunning setting of the V&A Waterfront, a landmark in Cape Town City and a place where luxury and discovery await. Also known as the “Shimansky Diamond Experience”, this museum fits in perfectly at the Waterfront Marina, which is popular for bringing together some of South Africa’s most culturally and historically significant facts, possessions and even original landmarks.

The Museum of Gems and Jewellery is open to local and international visitors and is informative of the history of diamond mining in South Africa, one which has helped to shape the commerce and culture of our nation. It is always a treat when guests lay eyes on the behind-the-scenes magic, where diamond polishers and cutters are hard at work within the Shimansky Factory. This wonderful museum is also a non-profit organization, simply proud and passionate about their craft and about the diamond industry of our country. A tour of the Diamond Museum can be enjoyed by young and old – the intimate tour shows off mining gear, diamond replicas that are famous across the world and interesting historical artifacts. Open daily from 9 am to 7 pm.

Cape Town Diamond Museum

For those who are searching for an interesting lesson in the captivating medical history of Cape Town, Green Point is home to the Cape Medical Museum which is situated in the old city hospital complex, which is over 100 years old. This interesting and somewhat eery museum was founded in 1980, and features amazing exhibitions that are centered around the Cape's medical history, showcasing many of the application methods and out of date treatment facilities and remedies, as a reflection of the past and the progress made since. The Cape Medical Museum also offers educational programs and guided tours throughout the exhibition spaces, that focus strongly on the history of medicine, and looks into the subject of medical plants.

Some of the rooms on display in this exhibit are the Disease Room which commemorates prominent outbreaks like leprosy and scurvy, the Hospital Ward which portrays a typical recovery ward from the early 20th century and some of the equipment used, and a Dispensary and Doctor Consultation room, which has medical items dating back to the late 19th century. This museum is open Mon-Fri, from 9 am to 4 pm, and entry is free with an option for small donations.

Cape Medical Museum

Being centrally located in Cape Town is only one benefit of staying at Green Point; this neighbourhood is also very hip, modern, and practical. It is filled with everything from hotels and boutique flats to guest houses and B&amp;Bs, and it exudes so much of the Mother City enchantment. There are so many amazing things to do, see, and experience at Green Point that it literally overflows. A diverse and fascinating selection of caf&eacute;s, delis, nightclubs, restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and more can be found along Somerset Road, the area&#39;s major road. The stadium plays host to some of the most important sporting events and foreign artists to visit South Africa, and the Green Point beachfront stretches all the way to the Sea Point promenade.

Green Point

The Sevruga Restaurant experience combines lush interiors, exquisite dining and an intimate atmosphere. 
An elaborate menu incorporates 200 odd wines and meals ranging from humble dishes to taste sensations, with more complex tastes and flavours.

Sevruga

In the rich ambience of a wharf warehouse, Belthazar offers a speciality wine bar and world-class eatery at a prime location with spectacular views of Table Bay. 
Specializing in the finest seafood and meats, Mozambican shellfish, South African line fish and aged grain-fed South African Karan beef, Belthazar promises food at export quality.

Belthazar

The reputation of Baía has spread far and wide as a sophisticated landmark for fine cuisine and wine in the Cape. Baia - meaning "the Bay", lives up to its name in every way a with chic and contemporary restaurant scene, serving signature seafood dishes and fabulous fare in a glorious setting that welcomes visitors to Cape Town in style.

Baia Seafood Restaurant

Menus revolve round fresh, seasonal dishes like just-caught crayfish or herring flown in from Europe. 
Specialties range from generous pots of mussels and frites to traditional South African fare; gourmet temptations from foie gras brulee to velvet-smooth chocolates from a top Belgian chocolatier.

Den Anker

Ferrymans Tavern is proud to be able to put forward a broad range of beers from all over the world. 
The Tavern even has its own special Ferrymans Ale which is brewed exclusively for the pub. The menu features a wide selection of grill, seafood and pub meals.

Ferrymans Tavern

Karibu affords you the opportunity to experience the vibrant flavours of South Africa and be part of our unique theatre of dining. 
Using only the finest ingredients, Karibu has a wonderful menu boasting Cape Malay and traditional local favourites like succulent steaks, delicious seafood,  boboite, potjiekos, game, snoekbraai, putu and chakalaka and koeksisters.

Sevruga

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Tuynhuis 3

Sweeping Mountain & Sea Views

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Overbeek

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