Table Mountain is Cape Town’s most famous landmark and one of the city’s greatest attractions. A trip up this famous Table Mountain is one of the tourist highlights Cape Town has to offer. There are over 100 scenic ways to climb the table mountain however many people prefer to take the revolving cable car which brings you to the 1086 meters summit in few minutes.
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For nearly 400 years, Robben Island which is 12 kilometers from Cape Town, was a place of banishment, exile, isolation and imprisonment. It was here that rulers sent those they regarded as political troublemakers, social outcasts and the unwanted of society. Nelson Mandela was amoung the thousands who were put in this jail for a couple years. Famous for its giant aquatic summer visitors, Hermanus has established itself as one of the continents most desired tourist destinations. But there is far more to this bustling seaside town than her whales. Join AllAfrika Safaris on a whale tour that includes dramatic mountain passes, beautiful coastal estuaries, secluded seaside retreats of the rich and famous and one of the most scenic coastal roads in the world. Cape Winelands is the largest wine producing region in the Western Cape. The Winelands is a playground for students, business executives, tourists, lovers and friends just looking for a fabulous, stylishly relaxed time in nature. You will get to taste many world-famous and award-winning wines. Cape Town is one of the world known cosmopolitan city. Described by Sir Francis Drake in 1580 as ‘the fairest cape in all the world’, the ‘Mother City’ of Cape Town is one of the world’s top tourist destinations that you don’t want to miss. It is located in the Western Cape, and is the third most populous city in South Africa. Cape Agulhas ( In Portuguese, “Cabo das Agulhas” meaning “Cape of Needles”) is the geographic southern tip of the African continent, commonly thought to be the nearby Cape of Good Hope. It was most commonly known in English as Cape Lagullas until the 20th century. The cape is defined for hydrographic purposes to be the dividing point between the Atlantic and Indian oceans. When you choose to travel on The Blue Train, you choose to travel in a world of grace, elegance, romance and 2009 Africa’s Leading Luxury Train. The Blue Train has an aura of mystique about it. Kings and presidents have travelled on this magnificent moving five-star hotel. Its very name has become synonymous with the ultimate in luxury and personal service. The Rovos Rail is considered to be the most luxurious train in the world . Ravos offer two beautifully rebuilt Classic trains, each carrying a maximum of 72 passengers who are accommodated in the most spacious and luxurious train suites in the world. The use of traditional furnishings and period décor ensure an atmosphere of elegance and grandeur in the Dining, Lounge and Observation cars. Tswalu Kalahari Reserve in South Africa is currently owned by the Oppenheimer’s family. Much has changed in the years since Oppenheimer’s family acquired Tswalu, however the overall goal has remained unchanged – “to restore the Kalahari to itself” and to make Tswalu one of the premier wildlife destinations in Africa as well as a premier South Africa game reserve. Makgadigadi Transfrontier Park is the remnant of a great lake which once covered most of Botswana. Being the largest of their kind in the world, providing the traveler with a unique experience in a land of glaring, saline and sandy expanses. The absence of man-made barriers (except to the west and south of the Park) has provided a conservation area large enough to maintain examples of two ecological processes that were once widespread in the savannahs and grasslands of Africa. |
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