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Sprawling across endless, staggeringly blue coastline, and watched over by the iconic plane of Table Mountain, Cape Town is without doubt one of the world's most beautiful cities. A blend of spectacular mountain scenery, multiculturalism and relaxed ocean charm awaits in the Mother City, where you can venture out to rolling vineyards, dine in laid back sea suburbs, or spend days exploring cool urban culture. Cape Town's natural splendour fully reveals itself as the cable car rears sharply to the top of Table Mountain. View more
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From the summit, 3,500 feet above sea level, you can let the scale of the panoramic vistas of the city rolling down towards the ocean wash over you. Another heavenly perspective waits at the top of Lion's Head's tapering peak. A sharp hike and an early start is required, but the views of the morning sun painting Table Mountain honey-gold are some of Cape Town's finest. Cape Town's glorious sunshine and inviting blue rollers can be a little deceiving - these oceans are anything but warm at times, with nothing between the peninsula's end and Antarctica's icy chill. This cool water has upsides though, bringing a colony of adorably cute African penguins to Boulders Beach. Boarded walkways offer the perfect vantage point to see the cute creatures dipping into the sea and lounging in the sun. Nearby, journey to the end of Africa at the Cape of Good Hope, where you can stand at the bottom of this mighty continent, watching out over the merging waves of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Cape Town's beauty is counterpointed by the ominous island form, which sits four miles offshore from the bustling restaurants and lazy seals of the lively V&A Waterfront. A living history lesson, you can sail in the ships that transported prisoners out to Robben Island, before a former prisoner tells of the traumas of life on this offshore prison. Your guide will show you the cramped cells, and render Mandela's long walk to freedom in heartbreaking, visceral clarity.
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Cape Town & Table Mountain with Airport / Hotel Transfer
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This tour and airport transfer is offered to guests with flights that depart Cape Town International Airport after 06:00pm and to our guests with hotel reservations at the Victoria & Alfred Hotel.
No visit to Cape Town is complete without a trip up Table Mountain, the city's most celebrated landmark.
Panoramic Cape Town
Depart quayside and enjoy a sightseeing tour of the "Mother City" with its meticulously preserved Edwardian and Victorian buildings. Proceed up Adderley Street, the principal thoroughfare of Cape Town, passing notable buildings which include the Groote Kerk and St George's Cathedral. Also pass by Castle of Good Hope and the City Hall before driving up Kloof Nek, the saddle between Table Mountain and Lions Head, to the Lower Cableway Station.
Ascend from the Valley Station 1190 feet (363 metres) to the Mountain Station 3477 feet (1,060m) in a Swiss engineered Rotair cable car. The journey from the base to the summit takes just under 4 minutes where you will enjoy spectacular views as the floor of the car rotates 360 degrees during the ascent and descent.
Table Mountain gets her name from the flat topped central massif of the mountain, which viewed from the city, is surrounded by Devil's Peak on the left, Lion's Head on the right and Signal Hill in the foreground. They form a sort of amphitheatre that encloses the city centre and some of the older suburbs. Other earlier suburbs are on either side of the chain of mountains, which run like a spine through the Cape Peninsula, from Table Mountain to Cape Point - the cape from which Cape Town gets its name.
From the summit, the natural protected area stretching from Signal Hill to Cape Point has been managed under the custodianship of the National Parks Board. This area has one of the highest concentrations of endemic plant and animal species in any area of its size, containing a staggering 2 285 plant species - more than the entire U.K.
Following this visit, continue to Camps Bay and then enjoy a scenic drive along the Atlantic seaboard, passing through the residential suburbs of Clifton, Bantry Bay, Sea Point and Green Point en-route.
Pass by the impressive Cape Town Stadium before continuing to the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront Complex; our first drop-off point.
Airport Drop-Off
For guests continuing on to the Cape Town international Airport, first enjoy some free time at leisure or last minute shopping and lunch (at your own expense) before re-boarding the coach for the approximate one hour drive.
Cape Vidal Snorkeling
Depart the quayside and travel in a northerly direction along the national road. Arrive at St Lucia and continue to the Bhangazi gate of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park.
You start your game drive in the Eastern Shores of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a section of South Africa's 1st World Heritage Site. This Game Reserve is divided by some of the second highest vegetated dunes in the world with Zebra, Kudu, Buffalo, White Rhino, Leopard, Wildebeest, Nyala, Elephant, Warthog, Wild Dog, Hyenas. Some of these can be spotted from the open game drive vehicles, and an educational overview of the Park will be given by a qualified tour guide.
Continue to Mission Rocks, a rocky beach 12km's into the Park, to enjoy some refreshments.
Continue to Cape Vidal where you might have the opportunity to do some snorkelling, if the tide and ocean conditions permit. While enjoying the beach and ocean, a barbeque lunch will be prepared. Return to iSimangaliso Wetland Park gate and re-board the vehicles for your transfer back to the quayside in Richards Bay.
Chapman's Peak & Scenic Drive
Take in the views of the Atlantic seaboard, the southern Peninsula and Chapman's Peak on this scenic and memorable half-day panoramic coach tour, considered to be one of the best marine drives in the world.
Depart the pier and begin this awe-inspiring look at Cape Town's coastline with a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast, passing through Sea Point, Bantry Bay, Clifton and Camps Bay. Stop at Maiden's Cove to enjoy the magnificent views onto Camps Bay Beach and the Twelve Apostles, before continuing along the coastal road, past the upmarket suburb of Llandudno, and on towards the fishing village of Hout Bay.
From here you will travel along one of the world's most spectacular routes, Chapman's Peak Drive, with its numerous look out points, which offer magnificent views over the ocean towards Hout Bay and the Sentinel. The road, carved out between 1915 and 1922 hugs the near-vertical face of the mountain. At the time it was constructed, this roadway was regarded as a major feat of engineering. Even today, the drive along this beautiful coastline takes your breath away.
Pass the pristine white sands of Noordhoek Beach, before continuing over the scenic Ou Kaapse Weg (Old Cape Road), taking in the views over the southern Peninsula, Cape Flats, and False Bay.
Head back to the city via the M3 motorway, passing the University of Cape Town, Rhodes Memorial, Mostert's Mill and the famous Groote Schuur Hospital en-route.
Franschhoek, hop-on hop-off tour
Leaving the quayside, head out to the majestic valley of Franschhoek where you will get to board a wine tram to take you on your winelands journey.
The Franschhoek Wine Tram hop-on hop-off tour is one of the best ways to discover the true essence of the Franschhoek Valley - picturesque vineyards, breath-taking scenery, warm hospitality, world-class cuisine, fine wines and a 300 year history. Passengers aboard the hop-on hop-off tour will experience a unique and leisurely way to see the Franschhoek Valley as they journey through rolling vineyards in an open-side tram and open-air tram-bus stopping in at some of South Africa's oldest and most distinguished wine estates.
Wine cultivation
A combination of tram and tram-bus transports passengers around a loop of stops allowing you to hop-off at each stop and experience the activities on offer, be it wine tasting, a cellar tour, lunch or simply a stroll through the vineyards and when they are ready, hop-on to continue the tour. The experience takes passengers right into the heart of the Franschhoek Valley, with a narration focusing on the history of Franschhoek and wine cultivation in the valley, complimentary wine tastings and unparalleled views of the valley and vineyards. Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy wine tastings, cheese and meat platters as well as beautiful views, while an experienced wine guide tells you about the area and the wine you are drinking.
Stellenbosch, Eerste River
After a day spent exploring and enjoying this gastronomic corner of the world, return to Cape Town via Stellenbosch. This broad, fertile valley on the Eerste River was named after its founder, Governor Simon van der Stel, who discovered it in 1680. Today, Stellenbosch is a major university town characterized by Cape Dutch-style architecture and streets lined with oak trees, some of which have been declared national monuments.
Arrive in Cape Town and reboard your cruise ship.
Franschhoek Wine Tram Experience
The Franschhoek Wine Tram hop-on hop-off tour is one of the best ways to discover the true essence of the Franschhoek Valley - the Drakenstein Line features picturesque vineyards, breath-taking scenery, warm hospitality, world-class cuisine, fine wines and a 300 year history. Passengers aboard the hop-on hop-off tour will experience a unique and leisurely way to see the Franschhoek Valley as they journey through rolling vineyards in an open-side tram and open-air tram-bus stopping in at some of South Africa's oldest and most distinguished wine estates. A combination of tram and tram-bus transports passengers around a loop of stops allowing them to hop-off at each stop and experience the activities on offer, be it wine tasting, a cellar tour, lunch or simply a stroll through the vineyards and when they are ready, hop-on to continue the tour. The experience takes passengers right into the heart of the Franschhoek Valley, with a narration focusing on the history of Franschhoek and wine cultivation in the valley, complimentary wine tastings and unparalleled views of the valley and vineyards.
Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy wine tastings, a delectable picnic lunch, as well as beautiful views, while an experienced wine guide tells you about the area and the wine you are drinking.
Once your day of wine tasting has concluded, you transfer back to the cruise terminal.
Arrive in Cape Town and re-board your cruise ship.
Gin & Jewels
Depart the pier for the The Woodstock Gin Company. Inception as the name alludes was their first gin to be sold publicly. Inception encapsulates their passion for gin making with a unique, elegantly smooth, herbaceous flavour that has subtle undertones of our fynbos blend, including rooibos, buchu and wild rosemary to name a few. The Woodstock Gin Company produces small batches of premium gin through a carefully controlled fractional distillation process. This is combined with an equally special and well guarded secret recipe of botanicals, which delivers the taste that is only found through our passion to create an exceptional quality gin.
Upon arrival, you will be taken through the gin process and tasting some of the best gins they have to offer. You will also enjoy light snacks.
Once your gin tasting is complete, board your awaiting vehicle and drive back to the CBD for your tour of Prins and Prins Jewelers.
Loop and Hout Streets, "old Cape Town"
In 1752 Governor Ryk Tulbagh granted an erf on the then edge of Cape Town, today known as Loop and Hout Streets. A home of unrivalled elegance and grandeur was built and was home to some of Cape Town's wealthiest and influential merchant families of the time. Magnificently decorated during the later 18th century by Dutch artists, murals on the walls (on display today after a lengthy restoration project) take visitors back to a time of elegance and grace in the heart of "old Cape Town". Beautiful works of art incorporating neo-classical styles with Romanesque influences adorn the walls of the reception and depicts the family members as Roman gods and goddesses, very reminiscent of artwork discovered in Pompeii in 1748.
Prins & Prins
Dr Petré Prins, managing director of Prins & Prins, studied geology and geochemistry at the University of Stellenbosch and spent two years doing postgraduate research at the University of Cambridge in England. On his return, he was appointed senior lecturer in geology and mineralogy at Stellenbosch University, where he taught for 12 years. Dr Prins has received the Corstophine Medal from the Geological Society of SA, as well as the SJ Shand Medal from Stellenbosch University. In 1975 he started in the jewellery industry, completed his MBA in 1979, and formally registered Prins & Prins in 1982.
Huguenot House
The museum (brainchild of Dr Petré Prins) is located in the historical and authentically restored 18th century Huguenot House. This unique museum project takes visitors on a journey from when diamonds first began to form three billion years ago and their 150 km journey to the surface. Follow the unique path of South African diamonds from their origin in extinct volcanoes to the deposits along our coastline. Learn about unique and rare gemstones and see how jewellery has changed through thousands of years. The story about South Africa's mineral wealth is told, not only for diamonds, but also for its Platinum and Gold deposits.
After being swept up in the beautiful diamonds and the history behind them, enjoy more light snacks and sparkling wine or juice, as well as free time shopping for your next diamond investment.
Return to the quayside.
Hiking on the summit of Table Mountain
No visit to Cape Town is complete without a trip up Table Mountain, the city's most celebrated landmark. What better way to experience it with a hike at the top of the mountain, fantastic bird's eye views from the top, including a cable car trip up & down.
Depart from the quayside and travel up Kloof Nek towards Table Mountain.
Take the Cable Way up the mountain and hike the summit including the Highest Point, Mclairs Beacon.
This hike is easier and less strenuous, but a certain level of fitness is still required to complete this hiking course.
While enjoying the breathtaking views from the summit of Table Mountain, enjoy a small snack.
When the top of this spectacular landmark has been explored, the Cable Car awaits to descend you down Table Mountain.
You will be returned to the Cape Town Cruise Terminal.
Hiking up Table Mountain
No visit to Cape Town is complete without a trip up Table Mountain, the city's most celebrated landmark and what better way to experience it with a hike up the mountain, fantastic bird's eye views from the top, followed by a cable car trip down.
Depart from the quayside and travel up Kloof Nek, the saddle between Table Mountain and Lions Head, to the Platteklip Gorge Route.
The Platteklip Gorge route is the most direct and popular route up Table Mountain, starting off with a series of rocky steps next to a watercourse to the contour path. From here the gorge is rocky with steep steps (more than 800) that are high and uneven in places and no water or shady trees along the way.
The hike is physically demanding and rated as moderate to tough, depending on your fitness and the weather. Also remember mountain walking fitness is different to walking or running on flat terrain.
When the top of this spectacular land mark has been explored, the Cable Car awaits to descend you down Table Mountain.
You will be returned to the Cape Town Cruise Terminal
Kirstenbosch with Botanist
Depart from the Cape Town Cruise Terminal and travel towards Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, skirting the slopes of Devil's Peak.
Kirstenbosch Gardens
One of the world's most famous Botanical Gardens, Kirstenbosch Gardens is spread over 560 ha on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain and contains over 8,500 species of indigenous plants. Take a leisurely stroll through these beautiful surroundings. The magnificent landscape of Kirstenbosch is also a perfect setting for art. The Garden presents a variety of art exhibitions, both outdoor exhibitions of long and short-term duration, as well as indoor art shows and exhibitions in the various venues at Kirstenbosch.
Embark on a guided tour led by a professional horticulturist or botanist (subject to availability). There will also be some time at leisure available for browsing in the well-stocked curio shop.
Afterwards, return to your awaiting cruise liner.
Kirstenbosch with a Botanist
Explore the resplendent beauty and biodiversity at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain, which is home to over 8,500 species of indigenous plants. Depart from the Cape Town pier and travel 45 minutes towards Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, skirting the slopes of Devil's Peak.
One of the world's most famous Botanical Gardens, Kirstenbosch Gardens is spread over 560 hectares that invite you to take a leisurely stroll through these beautiful surroundings. Embark on a 90-minute guided tour led by a professional horticulturist or botanist (subject to availability).
The magnificent landscape of Kirstenbosch is also a perfect setting for art. The Garden presents a variety of art exhibitions, both outdoor exhibitions of long and short-term duration, as well as indoor art shows and exhibitions in the various venues at Kirstenbosch.
There is also be some time at leisure available for browsing in the well-stocked souvenir shop.
Afterwards, make the 45-minute return trip to the pier.
Overberg Discovery - Coast & Fynbos
Enjoy a full day of nature, wildlife and relaxation on today's tour that sets out from Cape Town to its first destination and highlight, visiting the African Penguins at Stony Point Nature Reserve Penguins. Depart from the Cape Town Cruise Terminal and travel 75 minutes on the N2, past Somerset West and on to the Scenic Clarence Drive. Continue traveling past the small towns of Rooi Els and Pringle Bay.
Located in the quaint coastal town of Betty's Bay in the Overberg, the Stony Point Nature Reserve is home to a unique colony of African Penguins. Stony Point offers the public the chance to see these wonderful flightless birds up close, via the boardwalk through the colony, which allows the public to observe the penguins go about their daily activities in their natural habitat, without disturbing or disrupting them.
Also present in the colony are three species of cormorant; the Crowned cormorant, Cape cormorant and Bank cormorant, all of which breed on the outer rocks. There are also Hartlaub's Gulls and Kelp Gulls which forage in the colony, while the Rock Hyrax, more commonly known as the Dassie, can be seen on the surrounding rocks. Spend your time enjoying the beautiful walkway, while the penguins look on.
After re-boarding your coach, travel to the beautiful Harold Porter Botanical Gardens, just a stone's throw away. This lovely garden is situated in the center of the coastal fynbos where the flora is at its richest. It encompasses mountain slopes with wind-clipped heathlands, deep gorges with relict forests, flats and marshes with restios, sedges and bulbs, as well as dunes adjacent to the beach with specialized salt-adapted plants. The Garden is renowned for its waterfalls and amber pools. Although struck down by devastating fires and flash floods, this garden remains extremely beautiful.
After enjoying the gardens, you will board your coach for your trip to Hermanus, a seaside town southeast of Cape Town, in South Africa's Western Cape Province. Hermanus is known as a whale-watching destination. Beaches include Voëlklip Beach and the broad Grotto Beach, overlooking Walker Bay. The Old Harbour Museum is a site encompassing the old harbor, a fishermen's village and the Whale House Museum. The latter has informative displays and a suspended skeleton of a whale. Stop in Hermanus for lunch at a local restaurant.
Boarding your coaches, take a different route back to Cape Town. Along the N2, with tree lined roads and many farm stalls. One last stop at the ever-popular Peregrine Farm Stall. Established in the sixties, Peregrine has been serving generations of travelers seeking honest homemade fare and warm country hospitality. Situated in the beautiful and fertile Elgin Valley, Peregrine offers an abundance of locally sourced artisanal goods and wholesome, responsibly farmed, fresh produce.
Board your coach one last time to return back to the pier (75-minute drive).
Panoramic Cape Town & Signal Hill with Airport Transfer
This tour and airport transfer is offered to guests with flights that depart Cape Town International Airport after 5:00pm only.
Discover Cape Town's "Mother City" with its meticulously preserved Edwardian and Victorian buildings en-route to the Cape Town International Airport.
Proceed up Adderley Street, the principal thoroughfare of Cape Town, passing notable buildings which include the Groote Kerk and St. George's Cathedral. Also pass by Castle of Good Hope and the City Hall, before driving up Kloof Nek.
Next, continue to the summit of Signal Hill which connects Kloof Nek to Lion's Head. Views from the high summit at 1148 feet (350 metres) are nothing short of spectacular. Signal Hill rewards visitors with views of Table Mountain, the City, Cape Town Harbour, Table Bay, Robben Island, the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Stadium and beachfront suburbs of Mouille Point and Sea Point.
Signal Hill is also one of the only places in the world where critically endangered Peninsula Shale Renosterveld (PSR) vegetation can still be found. It used to be the dominant ecosystem of the Cape Town City Bowl. However, urban growth has now covered most of this ecosystem, and along with a tiny patch on Devil's Peak, Signal Hill has the only surviving sample of this vegetation in the world.
Following the visit, continue to Camps Bay and then enjoy a scenic drive along the Atlantic seaboard, passing through the residential suburbs of Clifton, Bantry Bay, Sea Point and Green Point en-route.
Lastly, pass by the impressive Cape Town Stadium before continuing the airport.
Robben Island, Political prisoners
For over four centuries, Robben Island has been a place of punishment for exiles and prisoners as well as a place of confinement for lepers, lunatics and the sick. Since 1960, it has become synonymous with the political struggle against apartheid in South Africa. Political prisoners of the past have included Nelson Mandela and poet Dennis Brutus. The last political prisoners were released in 1991 and on 01 January 1997, the Robben Island Museum opened its doors to the public, with quite a number of the former political prisoners becoming island guides. In 1999, Robben Island was declared a Word Heritage Site.
Prison infrastructure, wildlife, birds varieties
Robben Island is an outcrop of rock formed by geological processes extending millions of years ago. Rising and falling sea levels have changed the appearance of the island periodically. Over the past 700,000 years, there have been 12 periods of lower sea levels during which the island has been linked to the mainland. Except for the administrative buildings and prison infrastructure, the island is primarily sand covered with somewhat limite vegetation.
It is home to penguins, seals, chameleons, lizards, snakes, seabirds and a variety of buck. Robben Island hosts about 23 mammals and 132 bird species including the African penguin. Robben Island hosts the third largest colony of African Penguins.
Nelson Mandela Gateway, old leper colony, Nelson Mandela's former cell
Depart on foot from the ship to the ferry terminal, located at the Nelson Mandela Gateway. After browsing through the museum, embark the ferry, which will transfer you across Table Bay to Robben Island. Upon arrival at the island, board a bus for a 45-minute orientation tour. Bypass the old leper colony, a Muslim shrine and a shipwreck. Also visit the lime quarry, where the former President's eyes were damaged permanently, and where personalities in the struggle were put to back breaking labor.
Thereafter, join a guided walking tour through the maximum-security block, led by a former political prisoner. A visit to Nelson Mandela's former cell is also included.
After your 2 ½ hour visit to the island, return to the mainland by ferry - and then back to the ship by foot.
Silver Shore Privato: Private Car with Guide (Full-day)
Explore Cape Town at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.
Depart the pier with your guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.
Silver Shore Privato: Private Car with Guide (Half-day)
Explore Cape Town at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.
Silver Shore Privato: Private Van with Guide (Full-day)
Explore Cape Town at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.
Depart the pier with your guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.
Silver Shore Privato: Private Van with Guide (Half-day)
Explore Cape Town at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.
South African Flora & Fauna Discovery
Depart from the Cape Town Cruise Terminal and travel on the N2, past Somerset West and on to the Scenic Clarence Drive. Continue traveling past the small towns of Rooi Els and Pringle Bay.
Your first stop on this beautiful journey is Stony Point Nature Reserve Penguins.
Stony Point Nature Reserve, unique colony of African penguins
Also present in the colony are three species of cormorant; the Crowned cormorant, Cape cormorant and Bank cormorant, all of which breed on the outer rocks. There are also Hartlaub's Gulls and Kelp Gulls which forage in the colony, while the Rock Hyrax, more commonly known as the Dassie, can be seen on the surrounding rocks.
Spend your time enjoying the beautiful walkway, while the penguins look on.
Harold Porter Botanical Gardens
After re-boarding your coach, you will be taken to the beautiful Harold Porter Botanical Gardens, just a stone's throw away.
This lovely garden is situated in the center of the coastal fynbos where the flora is at its richest. It encompasses mountain slopes with wind-clipped heathlands, deep gorges with relict forests, flats and marshes with restios, sedges and bulbs, as well as dunes adjacent to the beach with specialized salt-adapted plants. The Garden is renowned for its waterfalls and amber pools.
Although struck down by devastating fires and flash floods, this garden remains extremely beautiful.
After enjoying the gardens, you will board your coach for your trip to Hermanus.
Hermanus, Voëlklip Beach, Grotto Beach, Peregrine Farm Stall
Hermanus is a seaside town southeast of Cape Town, in South Africa's Western Cape Province. It's known as a whale-watching destination. Beaches include Voëlklip Beach and the broad Grotto Beach, overlooking Walker Bay. The Old Harbor Museum is a site encompassing the old harbor, a fishermen's village and the Whale House Museum. The latter has informative displays and a suspended skeleton of a whale.
You will stop here for lunch at a local restaurant, after which you will have a short walk around the stalls for some shopping.
Boarding your coaches, you will take a different route back to Cape Town. Along the N2, with tree lined roads and many farm stalls.
One last stop at the ever-popular Peregrine Farm Stall, where you a few free minutes to browse or to purchase some local fresh produce (own account).
Established in the sixties, Peregrine has been serving generations of travelers seeking honest homemade fare and warm country hospitality. Situated in the beautiful and fertile Elgin Valley, Peregrine offers an abundance of locally sourced artisanal goods and wholesome, responsibly farmed, fresh produce.
Last time boarding your coach you will drive back to your cruise liner via the N2.
Stellenbosch & Wine-Tasting
Stellenbosch is the capital of the Cape Winelands and was named after its founder, Governor Simon van der Stel who discovered the broad fertile valley of the Eerste River in 1680. In 1685, it was just the second town to be founded in South Africa. Today Stellenbosch is a major university town, characterized by Cape Dutch-style architecture and streets lined with oak trees, some of which have been declared national monuments. The reason most visitors come to Stellenbosch is to sample the wonderful wines of the area. There are over 200 estates that offer wine tasting in Stellenbosch. The estates are impressive and ornate, with grand manor houses and beautiful grounds.
From the pier, a one-hour journey takes you to Stellenbosch, the heart of the Cape's heritage and hospitality.
After an orientation drive through Stellenbosch, enjoy an hour at leisure to explore the town on your own. Pay a visit to the Stellenbosch Museum, which comprises four different houses depicting different eras - Schreuder House, 1709; Bletterman House, 1788; Grosvenor House, 1800 to 1830 and the OM Bergh House, 1850 (optional and for your own account). Alternatively, you may wish to browse through the variety of curio shops.
After this visit, stop at one of the wine estates in the Stellenbosch area to enjoy a wine tasting and gain a glimpse of the fascinating skills practiced in the cellar. Return to Cape Town harbour along the N2 national road.
Streetwires & Old Biscuit Mill
Depart the quayside and embark on a 20-30-minute transfer to Streetwires, located in Woodstock.
Streetwires working studio
On arrival, we will gather you in the shop for a talk with one of the management team members. You will learn how Streetwires started, and why. You will learn how beaded wire-art came to be. We'll give you some unique insight into the challenges Streetwires address, and what makes them special. You'll be taken for a guided tour around the working studio, starting with a very special team of design artists (original team members from when they started. Master artists). We'll show you the colourful area where materials are kept, and more - and you'll meet some artists that have been promoted to other roles in the organization.
We'll give you as much time as you like in the main studio, to see production in action. Take photos, chat to the artists, and be sure to ask about the magic bead-spindling technique.
Then you have the chance to spend some time with the master-artists for private lessons where you can learn to make your own masterpiece (bead 2 key rings in 90-minutes)!
Old Biscuit Mill
After your time spent at Streetwires, return to Cape Town, stopping over at The Old Biscuit Mill en route, for an opportunity to browse through the various shops including shops who also locally produce their own goods, finall , return to quayside.
Table Mountain – Light Summit Hike
Table Mountain, cable car, Kloof Nek
No visit to Cape Town is complete without a trip up Table Mountain, the city's most celebrated landmark. What better way to experience it with a hike at the top of the mountain, fantastic bird's eye views from the top, including a cable car trip up & down. Depart from the quayside and travel up Kloof Nek towards Table Mountain.
Mclairs Beacon
Take the Cable Way up the mountain and hike the summit including the Highest Point, Mclairs Beacon. This hike is easier and less strenuous, but a certain level of fitness is still required to complete this hiking course.
Signal Hill, endemic plants
While enjoying the breathtaking views from the summit of Table Mountain, enjoy a small snack. When the top of this spectacular land mark has been explored, the Cable Car awaits to descend you down Table Mountain. You will be returned to the Cape Town Cruise Terminal. Return to the quayside via the Atlantic Seaboard and a short orientation tour of Cape Town.
Tale of Two Oceans
Hout Bay, Cape Peninsula
Depart from the Cape Town Cruise Terminal and head towards Hout Bay traveling along the scenic Atlantic Seaboard. Hout Bay is a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa situated in a valley on the Atlantic seaboard of the Cape Peninsula, twenty kilometres south of the Central Business District of Cape Town. The name "Hout Bay" can refer to the town, the bay on which it is situated, or the entire valley. Upon arrival, you will be taken through the town and the working fishing harbour. Thereafter enjoy a fish and chips lunch at a local harbour based restaurant.
Chapmans Peak, Simons Town Scarbrough
After lunch, continue on your scenic trip along Chapmans Peak drive (provided the road is open) and proceed through the seaside residential suburb of Scarborough en-route to Simons Town.
On arrival in Simons Town, learn more about "Just Nuisance", as the dog was to become known by.
At an early age, the pup was sold to Benjamin Chaney who moved to Simon's Town to run the United Services Institute (USI). The USI was frequented mainly by the Royal Navy sailors- The Royal Navy at that time being in charge of the Simon's Town Naval Base. This Great Dane soon grew to be a massive dog and it was here in Simon's Town that he was to become a legend.
After free time to browse around a local craft market, proceed to enjoy a hot cup of coffee/tea or juice and a local South African dessert (malva pudding or 'melktert') at a seaside restaurant. Afterwards return back to the ship.
The Winelands Discovery
Stellenbosch, the capital of the Cape Winelands boasts over 200 estates, impressive and ornate, with grand manor houses and beautiful grounds. The wine produced here travels around the globe. Indulge your senses on this full-day tour to South Africa's most renowned wine country, with wine tasting.
Meet your guide and coach on the pier and begin the easterly drive towards the famous Cape Winelands, set below the dramatic range of mountains called the 'Hottentots Holland'. White-washed homesteads nestling under avenues of oaks, rolling green hills covered with wild flowers, fertile valleys alive with the sounds of surging streams, restaurants with French names and Dutch flavours - such is the setting of the Winelands. It is home of some of the world's finest wines and Stellenbosch, the second oldest town in South Africa after Cape Town.
Wine-Tasting
An hour's drive takes you to the town of Paarl, surrounded by fruit and wine farms in the Berg River Valley beneath the imposing granite rocks of Paarl Mountain. Drive up a mountain road to visit the unique Taal Monument, the only monument ever built to immortalise a language, the Afrikaans language. Stop at the top of Paarl Mountain to admire the awe-inspiring vistas over the town, vineyards and mountains. Afterwards, leave the coach at a local wine estate for a guided tour of the cellar, followed by a formal wine tasting.
Re-board the coach and continue to the lush Franschhoek Valley and the Huguenot village of Franschhoek, 'French Corner'. The area was originally known as Olifants Hoek, 'Elephant's Corner', after elephants took to calving in the sheltered valley with its plentiful supply of food and water.
Wine Estate Lunch
Pay a brief visit to the Huguenot Monument, situated at the foot of the Franschhoek Pass, which commemorates the arrival of the Huguenots in South Africa. The adjoining Huguenot Memorial Museum focuses on the genealogy of the Huguenot families. Your morning of touring concludes at a local wine estate, where a light lunch, with wine awaits.
After lunch, travel to Stellenbosch or 'Town of Oaks', the second oldest town in South Africa, founded by Governor Simon van der Stel in 1679. It is a university town famous for its carefully preserved architectural heritage, which includes examples of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian styles as seen on Dorp Street, which is lined with houses, cottages and shops. Rows of oaks and open spaces, where jagged lines of trees etched against white walls diffuse the heat of summer, transform the streets into soft, shady tunnels. The oaks have been proclaimed national monuments.
After an orientation tour through this lovely town, from free time is afford for you to explore further on foot. Browse the shops, stroll through the town, or if you wish, visit the Stellenbosch Museum (optional and on your account), which comprises four different houses depicting different eras (Schreuder House, 1709; Bletterman House, 1788; Grosvenor House, 1800 to 1830 and the OM Bergh House, 1850).
At the appointed time, re-join the group at the coach for the drive back Cape Town and the ship.
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2NT POST-CRUISE: WINES & WILDLIFE
The Cape Peninsula on the tip of the African continent is unquestionably one of the most beautiful places in the world. Travel down to the Cape of Good Hope. Discover the penguins of Boulders Beach. Then sip and savour your way through the vineyards, cellars and breathtaking scenery of Cape Wine lands, South Africa's largest wine region, and admire the oak-lined streetscapes and Dutch architecture of historic Stellenbosch.
Please check with your travel professional for details regarding a South African visa. It is the responsibility of each guest to obtain appropriate visa documents prior to cruising. Please note that two consecutive blank pages are compulsory for entry into S. Africa.
Please note that departure flights should be scheduled to depart after 7:00 PM.
DAY 1 - CAPE TOWN
After disembarking the ship, a local Silversea representative meets and guides you to your waiting vehicle to embark on a brief orientation tour en route to the Table Bay Hotel.
No visit to Cape Town is complete without a trip up Table Mountain, the city's most celebrated landmark. Once enough photos of the amazing panoramic views of Cape Town have been taken, descend the mountain and reboard your vehicle. Onward transfer to the Franschoek Wine Valley.
On arrival at a well-known wine estate, embark on an optional cellar tour, followed by a wine tasting of their local wines. Once completed, sit down and enjoy a delicious picnic lunch at the same wine estate.
Following lunch, re-board your vehicle and travel back to the Cape Town to check in at the hotel.
The Table Bay Hotel, located on Cape Town's Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, straddles the antique breakwater and is an architectural masterpiece, capturing the essence of the enchanting Cape, the Victorian elegance of yesterday, combined with the contemporary design of today. It is in perfect harmony with the backdrop of Table Mountain, the historic working harbour and the yacht bay.
Dinner is also provided at the hotel this evening.
Overnight at the Table Bay Hotel
DAY 2 -CAPE TOWN
After breakfast travel on one of South Africa's most scenic routes to Cape Point, the most south westerly tip of Africa. Drive through the suburbs of Green Point and Sea Point to Camps Bay, behind which are the impressive peaks of the Twelve Apostles.
From Hout Bay continue via the scenic Chapman's Peak en route to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. Cape Point with its dramatic sea cliffs is the main attraction in the Reserve. A funicular railway takes you to the top of the point from where you can enjoy breathtaking views. Continue to a scenically situated restaurant for seafood lunch.
After lunch pay a visit to the African penguin colony at Boulders Beach, and continue to the colourful fishing harbor of Kalk Bay. Return to your hotel in the late afternoon, the remainder of the day and evening are at leisure.
Dinner is provided back at the hotel.
DAY 3 - CAPE TOWN/ CAPE WINELANDS
After breakfast and check out of the hotel, your Silversea representative will be waiting to transfer you back to the Cape Town International Airport for your return flight home.
For rates and availability please contact Silversea Cruises
Program Inclusions:
Two nights at the Table Bay, Cape Town, South Africa - Luxury Room
Included Meals: breakfast daily, 2 lunches, 1 dinner
Tours as described
Transfers between airport, hotel and pier in air-conditioned vehicles (when available)
Luggage Information:
Luggage will travel with you throughout the tour.
Visa Information:
Please check with your travel professional for details regarding visa requirements for South Africa. Please note that two consecutive blank pages are compulsory for entry into S. Africa.
The sights visited on this program require a fair amount of walking, so are not recommended for mobility-impaired guests. However, guests in wheelchairs can manage this tour if accompanied by an assistant. The tour guide is not able to assist guests who require a wheelchair.
Vaccinations:
Consult your physician for information regarding vaccinations or medications that may be appropriate for your state of health.
Minimum Participation:
All Land Programs require a minimum number of participants in order to operate as described. If this minimum number is not obtained, Silversea reserves the right to offer the program at a different rate based on private arrangements, or to cancel a specific departure.
This description is a general overview of the highlights of this program. The local Silversea representative will do everything possible to insure that all of the sites described here are visited, though the tour sequence and specific sites mentioned is subject to change. Closure of some sites due to local or national holiday observances, flight schedules or other factors may affect the program, and the local operator reserves the right to substitute other sites if necessary.
Please note: Gratuities to guides/drivers, meals and alcoholic drinks other than those noted in itinerary, and other personal expenses are not included in the price of this tour.
All Land Adventure fares are subject to change and are not guaranteed until payment is received in full by Silversea. All Land Adventures are non-transferable and non-refundable for any reason, within 90 days of sailing and are recommended to guests 18 years or age and older. This description is a general overview of this programme. Our local operator reserves the right to substitute other sites if local situations, including holidays and weather, require. The programme described here is provided by independent contractors. Silversea acts solely as ticketing agent. Silversea shall have no obligation or liability of any kind to guests for the business practices, acts or omissions in connection with or arising out of arrangements with independent contractors, including but not limited to airline carriers, ground-tour operators, and hotels since they are neither agents for nor employees of Silversea Cruises. Silversea's liability does not extend beyond the vessel.
3NT POST-CRUISE: SANBONA SAFARI
Situated in the Western Cape, Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, resting at the foot of the Warmwaterberg Mountains, pays homage to the San people who trekked this earth in the heart of South Africa's Little Karoo. Sanbona, often referred to as the 'Arizona of Southern Africa' and the spirit of the San people, invites you to stay and explore a special wilderness, offering five star accommodation surrounded by ancient volcanic mountains and endless vistas. Wildlife that may be viewed on the reserve includes lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo, white rhino, brown hyena, black-backed jackal, cheetah, hippopotamus, giraffe, springbok, zebra, eland and many more.
Please note: Participants in this program should schedule their flights to depart from Cape Town, South Africa
DAY 1 - CAPE TOWN / SANBONA
The local Silversea representative is on hand once you have completed all disembarkation formalities. Meeting you at the pier is a local English-speaking tour guide who will accompany you on your transfer to Sanbona Wildlife Reserve. The travelling time is approximately 3 - 3 ½ hours to the main entrance gate through small towns, vineyards and orchards.
Upon arrival at the lodge take care of check-in formalities and enjoy lunch before relaxing in the comfort of your spacious suite.
Sundowner evening drives offer spectacular displays of light as the evening sun sets over the Little Karoo. Join a late afternoon nature drive accompanied by qualified rangers in comfortable open Landcruisers.
After dinner, gaze up at the "Milky Way" and try to spot the "Southern Cross" & "Orion's Belt" before retiring for the night. With the absence of artificial light, the stargazing at Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is phenomenal and amongst the best in Southern Africa.
Overnight at the Dwyka Tented Camp
DAY 3 - SANBONA
Spend the day at the Lodge, enjoying the cuisine and embarking on early morning and late afternoon game drives that continue after nightfall.
After an early morning wake up call, gather with fellow travelers for tea, coffee and pastries before departing on a nature drive. Early morning is the best opportunity to see those animals that have been active overnight and are looking for deep shade in which to rest.
During the drive, various species of plants, animals, big game and birds can be seen. Wildlife that may be viewed on the reserve includes lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo, white rhino, brown hyena, black-backed jackal, cheetah, hippopotamus, giraffe, springbok, zebra, eland, kuku, red harbeest, black wildebeest, grey rhebok, common duiker, steenbok, klipspringer, grysbok, ostrich and riverine rabbit.
Return to the lodge for breakfast, and enjoy some time at leisure before lunch is served. Relax in the comfort of your room, or join your ranger on a guided nature walk.
Sanbona has about 600 species of plants and it is intriguing to know that various species are flowering at different times throughout the year. There are various floral kingdoms that make up the Reserve, which include Acacia Thickets, Nama, Karoo, Renosterveld, Succulent Karoo and Central Mountain Fynbos. Succulents are especially varied and fascinating with names like Baby's Bottoms, Ostrich Toes and Pig's Ears.
There are also 7 recorded rock-art sites on the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve and some of these may be visited during your stay.
In the late afternoon, join another sundowner nature drive before returning to the lodge for dinner.
Overnight at Dwyka Tented Camp
DAY 3 - SANBONA GAME RESERVE / CAPE TOWN
Enjoy one last morning game drive followed by a leisurely breakfast and time to gather your belongings and complete check-out formalities.
Depart the camp for the return drive to Cape Town. The lodge has prepared a boxed lunch for you to enjoy along the way.
Upon arrival in Cape Town in the late afternoon proceed directly to the bustling waterfront and check in to your hotel. Built in 1904 as the North Quay Warehouse and converted in 1990 to a luxury hotel, it is named in honour of the Queen of England and her son. Prince Alfred visited the Cape in 1870 and officially opened the Breakwater basin, today's Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. You can feel the ambience of colonial Cape Town as you step into the foyer, sense the past of shipwrecks and storms that colour every corner, then relax in the elegant contemporary bedrooms…and savour the atmosphere of the world's most famous working harbour.
Spend the remainder of the day and evening at leisure. Dinner is provided at the hotel.
Overnight at the Victoria & Alfred Hotel
Breakfast is served at the hotel this morning. The local Silversea representative will be on hand when it's time to transfer to the airport for your international flight. The hotel's check-out time is 11:00 am. If your flight departs late this evening, you may wish to guarantee your room for a late check-out for an additional charge.
Two night's stay in a Luxury Tent at the Dwyka Tented Camp
One night stay in a Mountain Facing Room at the Victoria & Alfred Hotel - Cape Town, S. Africa
Meals: Breakfast daily; three lunches, and three dinners
Escorted game drives / tours as described
Transfers between airport, hotel and pier in air-conditioned vehicles
Luggage will remain with the guests throughout the duration of the program. Please make sure to keep all valuable jewelry, cameras and computers with you.
The sights visited on this program are not well-equipped for mobility-impaired guests; therefore, this tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair.
Emergency first aid is available at the safari camp. We advise all guests to travel with a comprehensive insurance policy.
This description is a general overview of the highlights of this program. The local Silversea representative will do everything possible to insure that all of the sites described here are visited, though the tour sequence and specific sites mentioned is subject to change. Closure of some sites due to local or national holiday observances, flight schedules, weather or other factors may affect the program, and the local operator reserves the right to substitute other sites if necessary.
The contents and order of activities of this program are subject to change by the lodge management without prior notice. Changes may be due to prevailing weather conditions and/or the movement of wildlife on the Game Reserve. Weather can be cool during early morning game drives in open vehicles when a windbreaker comes in handy. During the day, it can get extremely hot and sunhats, sun block and sunglasses are imperative. Remember to bring your camera and binoculars. Game drive vehicles traverse over uneven terrain making for 'bumpy' rides, and therefore are not recommended for anyone with back problems. This Land Adventure brings you close to nature; insects and other environmental exposure should be anticipated.
Gratuities to guides/drivers, meals and alcoholic drinks other than those noted in itinerary, and other personal expenses are not included in the price of this tour. This program is subject to a 100% penalty for any cancellation notices received 90 days or less prior to sailing.
All Land Adventure fares are subject to change and are not guaranteed until payment is received in full by Silversea. All Land Adventures are non-transferable and non-refundable for any reason, within 90 days of sailing and are recommended to guests 18 years or age and older. Our local operator reserves the right to substitute other sites if local situations, including holidays and weather, require. Silversea shall have no obligation or liability of any kind to guests for the business practices, acts or omissions in connection with or arising out of arrangements with independent contractors, including but not limited to airline carriers, ground-tour operators, and hotels since they are neither agents for nor employees of Silversea Cruises. Silversea's liability does not extend beyond the vessel.
3NT POST-CRUISE: KRUGER SAFARI
Kapama Southern Camp shares an unfenced boundary with the world renowned Kruger National Park, South Africa's largest wildlife sanctuary and one of the biggest game reserves in the world. A spectacular diversity of wildlife moves through this immense wilderness, including breeding herds of elephant, leopard, spotted hyena, giraffe, large buffalo and rhino. With luxury facilities, and a genuine sense of the adventure this is a stunning safari getaway.
Please note: Participants in this program should schedule their flights to depart from Johannesburg, South Africa
Please check with your travel professional for details regarding a South African visa. It is the responsibility of each guest to obtain appropriate visa documents prior to cruising.
DAY 1 - CAPE TOWN / HOEDSPRUIT
Upon disembarkation in Cape Town, you will be transferred directly to Cape Town International Airport for your flight to Hoedspruit Airport.
Please note, your excess luggage (1 piece per person) will remain in Cape Town, where is will be collected and transferred to Johannesburg. There it will await your arrival in Johannesburg at 54 On Bath Hotel.
On arrival at Hoedspruit Airport, you will be met by a lodge representative and transferred by road to your lodge (+/- 1hr transfer time).
Upon arrival at Kapama Southern Camp, enjoy a welcome drink & complete indemnity forms followed by being shown to your room.
Kapama has a variety of ways for you to explore our beautiful landscapes and wildlife. Our twice-daily game drives and educational bush walks are an essential part of the Kapama experience.
Budding photographers can enroll in our two-day photography workshop to snap that perfect wall-mounted lion shot.
The charm and hospitality of Kapama Southern Camp, inside Kapama Private Game Reserve, makes it a warm and inviting place for families looking for the best safari lodge in the Kruger National Park area. It's a relaxed atmosphere where even the tiniest tots are a priority and the memories made will be with you and your family forever. Offering luxury five-star accommodation, it is the perfect safari destination in South Africa.
Two game drives a day are offered to all our guests. Accompanied by a skilled ranger and tracker, you can expect to encounter a diverse range of animal and bird species. Since this is a Big Five reserve, encountering lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo is possible over a two-day safari.
While seeing big game is always exhilarating, there are many other smaller species that are also captivating, and birding enthusiasts will be delighted at the approximately 350 species of bird recorded on the reserve. Throughout the day, it's likely you will see wildlife such as nyala antelope, Vervet monkeys or even a few of the Big Five.
Return to the lodge for a delicious dinner.
Overnight at Kapama Southern Camp
DAY 2 - KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Breakfast is provided this morning at the camp. Spend the day at Kapama Southern Camp enjoying delicious cuisine and embarking on early morning and late afternoon game drives that continue after nightfall as well as the option of interpretive bush walks.
Lunch and dinner are also provided back at the camp.
DAY 3 - HOEDSPRUIT / JOHANNESBURG
Time permitting, enjoy one last morning game drive followed by a leisurely breakfast and time to gather your belongings and completing check-out formalities.
Depart the camp and transfer to Hoedspruit Airport.
Check-in and board your onward flight to Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport.
Upon arrival at Johannesburg's O.R. Tambo International Airport you will be met by a local representative. You will be accompanied to your awaiting air-conditioned vehicle and transferred directly to 54 on Bath Hotel. Where your luggage will also be awaiting your arrival.
Please note that check-in is at 14h00 and although the hotel will do all possible to have the rooms available upon arrival, early check-in cannot be guaranteed.
Enjoy a delicious dinner at your hotel.
Overnight at the 54 on Bath Hotel - Johannesburg
DAY 4 - DEPART JOHANNESBURG
Breakfast is served at the hotel this morning. The local Silversea representative will be on hand when it's time to transfer to the airport for your international flight.
Two night's stay in a Villa at the Kapama Southern Camp
One night stay in a Deluxe Room at 54 on Bath Hotel - Sandton, S. Africa
Economy-Class flights: Cape Town / Johannesburg / Hoedspruit / Johannesburg - upgrades to Business Class are not available on flights to or from the bush
Meals: Daily breakfast; two lunches and three dinners
Day 1 - Cape Town / Johannesburg - approximately 2 hours
Day 1 - Johannesburg / Hoedspruit - approximately 1 hour
Day 3 - Hoedspruit / Johannesburg - approximately 1 hour
Please note we allow 2 hours for check-in on regional/international flights and at least 1 hour for domestic flights.
Due to limited luggage space on flights to safari camps, guests are limited to one bag (44 lbs. / 20 kg.) for the safari portion of this tour. Please note that weight restrictions are imposed for your safety and are strictly enforced. The balance of your cruise luggage will be stored in Johannesburg and returned to you when you arrive at the hotel. Excess baggage fees are charged by the airline, and are the responsibility of the guest.
The sights visited on this program are not well-equipped for mobility-impaired guests; therefore, this tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilize a wheelchair.
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CAPE TOWN SIMPLY HOTEL
Our Simply Hotel selection is the perfect choice for those who want a centrally located setting from which to discover - or rediscover - the city. Rooms in these 4.5 and 5-star properties are generally Standard Double or King rooms that provide comfortable accommodations and superior service for those who wish to extend their trip with a cultural or shopping experience in some of the world's most iconic cities.
For your convenience, we can easily organize transfers between the airport and hotel or between the hotel and the pier so that you only have to decide how much or how little you wish to do.
Hotel brands that we consistently feature include Intercontinental, JW Marriott, Fairmont or the Conrad Group.
CAPE TOWN GRANDE HOTEL
The Grande Hotel is for those who want to begin or prolong their Silversea holiday - luxury accommodations, exclusive service and impeccable attention to detail in style. Grande Hotel guests appreciate the finer things in life. These properties have been chosen not only for their prime location but for their outstanding service and their exceptional quality.
Hotel groups that are frequently featured in our program include Shangri-La, Four Seasons, Peninsula or Fairmont to name just a few.
SIMPLY HOTEL: TABLE BAY HOTEL
Table Bay Hotel
The Table Bay Hotel offers the ultimate in 5-star luxury hotel accommodation in Cape Town. Considered to be the best address in Cape Town, this sophisticated Sun International property was opened in May 1997 by former South African president, Nelson Mandela. As part of the Sunlux Collection, The Table Bay continues to set its own standards in international service, cuisine and luxury. Conveniently positioned in the V&A Waterfront against the stunning backdrop of the working harbour, Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean; the Table Bay Hotel provides an experience like no other.
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Happy Boxing Day! Our sale is well and truly under way, with all sorts of animal-themed clothing and gifts reduced to clear. Some items are reduced by over 50% but it's for a limited time only, so head on over to www.zoohood.co.uk/sale/ to pick up something going "cheap" (get it?).


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The Pueblo City Council will hold its second work session to get updates on the city's budget tonight.
Council is planning to hold monthly updates as sales tax reports come in order to track the progress of the city's coffers with its projections in the 2009 budget.
So far the news hasn't been good.
The city has enacted a hiring freeze in an attempt to save $1.2 million over the year and council instructed interim City Manager Jerry Pacheco and interim Deputy Manager Lara Barrett to hold off any capital expenses in February to get more time to analyze the numbers.
January sales taxes were down 13 percent from last year and February's revenues were off by 10.5 percent.
For the year, the city's sales tax collections are down by 12.1 percent from last year.
The 2009 budget was prepared anticipating a 4 percent increase in sales taxes.
Last month, Barrett told council if the bleeding stopped soon and the city had flat growth from last year, it would have to cut more than $4 million from the budget.
Last week, Pacheco told The Pueblo Chieftain that department heads within the city have been instructed to trim 5 percent from their operating budgets.
Council is prepared to consider cutting the same amount from money it gives to outside agencies such as the Pueblo Zoo, Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce and the nonprofits funded by the Community Services Advisory Commission.
Layoffs, unpaid furlough days and wage reductions are all among the last resorts, but Pacheco said last week that if things continue to slide backward, they will be in play.
In addition to getting budget news tonight, council is scheduled to get an update from NEK Advanced Securities, the private military contracting group that is trying to negotiate a long-term contract to manage Pueblo Motorsports Park.
The work session starts officially at 5 p.m. today at City Hall, but council is scheduled for a half-hour executive session before the public meeting starts at 5:30.

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Ayr News
Nurse stabbed in grounds of Ayr's Ailsa Hospital as nearby Ayr Hospital placed on lockdown by police
The attack took place in the grounds of Ayr's Ailsa Hospital shortly after 10am this morning.
Stuart Wilson
Lochlin HighetKilmarnock Standard Sports Editor
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A woman, understood to be a nurse, has been stabbed in the grounds of Ayr's Ailsa Hospital this morning.
Ailsa and nearby Ayr Hospital were placed on lockdown with a heavy police presence on the scene.
Cars trying to enter both hospitals were being stopped by police, who prevented anyone entering or leaving both sites.
The lockdown has since been lifted at both hospitals but a heavy police presence remains on the scene at the Ailsa.
Ayrshire Post reporter, Lochin Highet, is at the scene and said: "There is a huge police presence and they are interviewing anyone who moves.
"The police helicopter is hovering above so the search for the culprit appears to be active.
"The dog branch is also here and it is a very tense scene."
A source at the hospital added: "We got a message saying the hospital is in lockdown and not to leave our rooms as there's been a stabbing."
The Ailsa is a mental health hospital which has a mix of secure and regular wards.
A spokesman for NHS Ayrshire and Arran said: "Due to an incident on the grounds of Ailsa Hospital earlier today, Ailsa Hospital and University Hospital Ayr campus are on full lockdown.
Police on the scene (Image: Lochlin Highet)
"No members of staff, patients or visitors will be able to leave the sites until advised.
"A further update will be given as soon as possible."
A police spokesman added: "At around 10.05am, police received a report of a woman attacked in the grounds of Ailsa Hospital.
"Emergency services are in attendance."
Injuries sustained by a nurse in the attack are not believed to be life-threatening, according to the First Minister.
Speaking at FMQs, Nicola Sturgeon said: "I was receiving reports about this incident just as I came into the chamber.
"Our understanding is that injuries sustained by a nurse are not life-threatening injuries and that police are fully involved in this incident.
"Obviously, the safety of staff an patients is of the utmost importance."
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Gone are the days when people driven by the zeal to excel in different spheres of life used to simply observe their role models. It was through observation, followed by imitation, that they improved themselves as individuals. Improvisation, however, needs discipline.
In an attempt to discipline yourself through a series of life-transforming habits, it comes as a wise move to set up "Active Goals." Accurately defining your goal is the first step to forming a good habit.
Such a goal is basically etched in black and white and pasted in places that attract attention. Just look at your handwritten message and you are back in action towards your life goal. It is here that the SMART objectives come into place. Targets which are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and Timely summarize the characteristics of active goals.
For example, if you are a writer with a goal to write a 2000-page novel in two years, you can begin by writing down your goal as "A NOVEL IN TWO YEARS." To make this happen, the daily goal of writing a few pages per day should be achieved so you can achieve your final objective by the end of two years.
It always pays to be prepared, and this preparation comes when we strive to discipline ourselves through a plan; keeping an eye on the days ahead. Striving to achieve goals in sync with your aspirations, there's a lot you can do to prepare for the future.
For example, you may want to maintain better personal relationships or be driven to learn a new skill that will make an impact on your CV, both of which are long-term goals. Driven by a move to sport a fit body, you can sign up with a gym to flex your muscles, thereby taking pride in a well-toned physique.
A sense of disciplined consumption can be brought into place by consciously choosing to include nutritious foods and deleting harmful foods from your daily meals. While you can occasionally enjoy a bite of a pizza bursting with cheese, it is important to demonstrate self-control and discipline through a healthy diet program. This way, you can be a living example of the famous "Health is Wealth" adage.
Given the overload of information that the present generation is experiencing through the Web and smartphones, getting the normal 8 hours of sleep time is slowly turning into a luxury. Erratic sleep schedules wreak havoc in the form of lethargy and increased stress levels teamed with reduced concentration levels.
The maxim "early to bed and early to rise" should be your prerogative to follow a healthy sleep pattern as a good habit. Ensure that your mind and body enjoy adequate periods of night-time relaxation, this practice will help you wake up fresh and face the world with renewed vigor.
Regular exercising offers a plethora of benefits to people who practice it. Engaging in any sort of physical activity, whether it is walking, jogging, swimming or even enjoying a game of tennis on a regular basis can be helpful. Physical exercise is great for rejuvenating after a tiring day at work. The rush of the feel-good stress-busting hormone, Serotonin, comes as a huge plus.
Invest your time in flexing your muscles and you will be proud to witness healthy changes, both physically and emotionally. A soothing practice that offers a plethora of physical and mental wellness benefits is to make time for introspection. Following the numerous forms of meditation can help you soothe your nerves, assisting you with self-control over your emotions, a noted self-disciplined hack for a peaceful life.
It goes without saying that we, as individuals, are multi-tasking most of the time. Working on a task and thinking of another drains our attention. This is where the application of the time-tested concept of methodical thinking comes into focus.
To arrive at this juncture, it is important to start doing one small task on a daily basis to gain a hold on your organizing skills. While it takes a while to get results with this habit, it is important that you focus on both your thoughts and actions.
De-cluttering your space is one trick that will help you focus on the task at hand. Wouldn't a well-arranged desk prompt you to concentrate on your work, saving you a great deal of energy to scout for essentials? Try disposing useless stuff from drawers and make place for useful things.
Also, overflowing closets can be fixed by discarding clothes which haven't been used in the last six months. With regard to thoughts, it is important that you focus on one thing at a time and move to the next after the first thought reaches a logical end.
Adding on to the concept of putting things and thoughts in order, managing time makes for an important habit. Go by the unwritten rule that there is a right time for everything.
Mornings are for work, evenings are to build personal relations alongside focusing on health and overall well-being. Draw a line between these ordained duties and try not to cross it as you attach timelines to every activity. A holiday to unwind and a specific time to relax should be adhered to so as to make the most of the following day.
Consistency, teamed with a well-defined strategy, can be helpful in realizing long-term goals. Warding off distractions that come in the way of achieving your ultimate goal is of utmost importance. This way, you will be able to avoid activities that rob you of your creative time to better yourself. Put such activities under the head of "Unimportant" and don't even spare a thought about them.
Habit formation is a slow process. A task or activity performed repeatedly dons the hat of a habit, good or bad. Persistence is an innate quality among those who wish to better their good habits. It is an inner drive to make progress with every passing day.
Growth is a painful process which needs you to put your heart and soul into the task at hand. This is possible when you attach a reason to everything you do. When you want to quit, ponder over why you started it all in the first place. This introspection follows a realization that will eventually emerge out of the confusion. You will then fall into the groove of pushing yourself, stretching your limits with every single attempt to move closer to your goal.
"Where is the time to hate, when there is so little time to love?" This sentiment should come to your mind when you start harboring feelings of angst and disgust about somebody.
Practicing forgiveness, even with people who have wronged you, is a noble gesture that is paramount in these times that are driven by stress. This can be viewed as another act of self-control. Forgive and forget and extend an olive branch to the wrongdoer for a renewed relationship to flower.
In moving steadily towards your goal, every baby step that is taken in this direction should be counted. A long-term goal, which is effectively the summation of several important daily goals, brings into focus the concept of consistency so as to arrive at a level of perfection.
Come what may, you should be meeting your daily goals so you do not compromise on the deadline set for your long-term ambition, which is the basis of habits favoring self-discipline.


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