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PRIMI SEA CASTLE HOTEL - CAMPS BAY - CAPE TOWN |
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15 Victoria Road, Cape Town, South Africa
Tel +27 21 438 4010
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Primi Seacastle, 15 Victoria Road, Camps Bay 8040,Cape Town, South Africa Tel +27 21 438 4010 | Fax +27 21 438 4015 | E-Mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it |
Get swept away by the overwhelming beauty of rolling vineyards and perfect blue sky. Start off with a visit to Paarl and the spectacular Paarl Valley. Here we enjoy a wine tasting and cellar tours at one of the local estates. The tour continues north-west to the beautiful village of Franschhoek and then on to Stellenbosch, the second oldest town in South Africa and the historic heart of the country's wine region. The final wine-tasting will take place here at one of the well-known estates.
A comprehensive city orientation tour starting with a trip up Table Mountain by cable car (weather permitting, and cableway ticket for own account). The state-of-the-art cable car rotates 360° on its way to the top, offering a panoramic view.
Travel to Gansbaai, there enjoy light breakfast then proceed to Dyer Island for Great White Shark Cage Diving. Surface view, snorkel, or scuba cage dive this magnificent predator, the Great White Shark in its natural environment and feeding ground.
Cape Town wouldn't be the same without the V&A Waterfront, which has become Cape Town's most visited tourist attraction. The Waterfront is full of activities, from shopping to chartered boat trips to helicopter rides. Keep an eye out for exhibitions & live performances.
Cape Town has an aquarium so you can see or experience aquatic life without having to put on a wetsuit or take diving lessons. The Waterfront Two Oceans Aquarium is definitely a place to go visit as there are more than 300 aquatic species to see.
Cape Town V&A Waterfront is the departure point for trips to Robben Island. The island is famous for formerly being the prison of Nelson Mandela and other political dissidents. Allow about 3 ½ hrs for the trip. Weather conditions can suspend departures.
The Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town is a five-pointed fortress which is a military base, but also houses a museum, gallery and restaurant. The building is the oldest in South Africa that has been continuously occupied.
From July to December whales can be seen at the shores of South Africa. Approximately an hour and a half away from Cape Town is the seaside town of Hermanus. A popular holiday destination for tourists and locals alike, Hermanus is hailed as offering the best land based whale watching in the world. From May onwards Southern Right Whales pay homage to these warm, shallow waters in order to calf their young and to mate. The best time for whale watching is between August and November and at this time the bay is dotted with whales. More often than not, they're more than happy to put on a performance
Big Bay in Blouberg is home to the Gunston 500 Surfing Competition and you will find surfers at almost every beach along the coast. A local radio station even broadcasts a daily "surf report" advising people where to find the best waves each day. In addition to this popular sport, you will see many windsurfers and kite-surfers. It is an awesome sight to see them launched into the air as they jump the waves. Blouberg is especially popular for power kites, whether on the sand or on the sea.