Radisson Blu Hotel Waterfront

Superbly situated on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, overlooking the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront with the Table Mountain in the background, the Radisson Blu Waterfront hotel offers the ultimate in comfort and luxury to discerning travellers.
The five-star hotel offers 177 luxuriously appointed guest rooms including two-bedroom suites that consists of a main bedroom attached with a private balcony, and a second bedroom with shower, apart from a lounge area and full kitchenette. All rooms fetaure every imaginable comfort including king-size or twin beds, en suite baths and other luxury amenities.
The outdoor Tobaggo's terrace restrauant and bar provides one of the best settings in Cape Town with views over the Robben Island.

Erinvale Country & Golf Estate Golf Course

Par 72 | Hole 18 | 5840 m

The Erinvale golf course, designed by the legendary Gary Player, is conveniently located on the borders of Somerset West and only half an hour from the vibrant Cape Town. Having hosted the 1996 World Cup of Golf and the second oldest tournament in the world, the prestigious SAA Open in 2003 and 2004, Erinvale is no stranger to worldwide media coverage. Built on a narrow stretch of land which escalates
sharply uphill, Erinvale is an estate course with two distinctly different nines. The front nine is flat, winding its way through the park-like terrain estate which calls for challenging approach shots to the long narrow putting surfaces, while the back nine meanders through the foothills of the magnificent Helderberg, with breathtaking views of the False Bay coastline from the top holes. The signature par-four 17th hole requires golfers to play downhill from an elevated tee, with tall pines flanking one side of the fairway, and an out-ofbounds fence the other.

Clovelly Country Club

Par 72 | Hole 18 | 5893 m

Nestled in the tranquil Silvermine Valley between Fish Hoek and Kalk Bay, the Clovelly Country Club
rewards accuracy off the tee and provides players with scenic views of the False Bay coastline.
Known for its year round conditioning, the relatively short course possesses a unique character by virtue of its proximity to the sea. The dune lined fairways lead to excellent bent grass and poa annua greens; while the many trees create shelter from the strong summer sea breeze. The rolling computer-irrigated fairways complement visually pleasing water features, which impact the 1st, 10th, 15th and 17th holes. The signature hole is the 4th, a par-4 with out-ofbounds and a stream on the left, and a green guarded by a water hazard. The clubhouse presents a high vantage point not only of the 18th hole, but also the 1st and 10th which both feature sharp doglegs, to the right and left respectively.

Steenberg Hotel

Awarded independently by the Conde Nast and TripAdvisor as the Best Luxury Hotel in South Africa, the Steenberg is nestled on the oldest farm in the Constantia Wine Valley, with fairytale vistas. Painstakingly restored buildings dating back to 1682, blend Victorian elegance with modern luxuries for the discerning traveller.
All 24 guestrooms, some with exquisite antiques, come with fabulous views of the vineyards or well-manicured gardens. The newly refurbished Catharina Restaurant serves amazing Cape delicacies, paired with Steenberg's famous award-winning wines produced on the famous Estate.

Other facilities include a stylish pool bar with sun-deck and loungers, the lavish Ginkgo Spa offering the 90 minute ScenTao Hot Stone Therapy Massage and a high-end hair styling salon.

Steenberg Golf Estate Golf Course

Par 72 | Hole 18 | 6310 m

Rated among the top 3 golf courses to visit in South Africa, Steenberg, nestled in the crook of the Constantiaberg Mountains, lives up to its fame with a charming location amidst vineyards. Designed by the eminent golf course architect Peter Matkovich, Steenberg follows his principle that good golf course architects “listen to the land”. The greens on the course are especially laudable, but the quality of the fairways or the rest of the course is in fact, equally impressive. Signature holes are the 7th and the 14th, with the longest green in Africa on the latter. Large aprons around the greens are another special feature and the vineyards also provide a unique visual aspect, as well as a charming added hazard. Recently voted “Top foreign golf resort” by Conde Nast Traveller readers, Steenberg is one of the most prestigious golf courses in South Africa.

Arabella Hotel & Spa

Just over an hour's drive from Cape Town, the Arabella Hotel & Spa is situated in the heart of the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve - one of the richest plant kingdoms in the world.

The 145 rooms and suites are decorated with rich rosewood furniture, luxurious cottons and plush duvets. Fullwidth sliding glass doors lead to a private terrace or balcony that overlooks the Bot River Lagoon or Kogelberg Mountains. Bathrooms are spacious and have separate baths and showers.

The Jamani Restaurant serves authentic South African fare, and the Premiere specializes in fine dining paired with award-winning wines. The Barnabas and Cristobal's Bar stocks select malts, cognacs and cigars, while the newly refurbished Altira Spa is arguably one of the best in Africa.

Arabella

Par 72 | Hole 18 | 6082 m

Ranked as the 4th best course in South Africa and #1 in Western Cape, the Arabella parklands course hugs the Bot River lagoon with spectacular views across the Kogelberg mountain range. Designed by the acclaimed Peter Matkovich, this spectacular layout opened in 1999. Home to the annual Nelson Mandela Invitational Tournament since 2003, a Gary Player charity initiative, it has hosted Jack Nicklaus, Samuel L Jackson, Ronan Keating and several other celebrities. Arabella’s well-balanced, flowing layout perfectly complements its tricky sand traps, clever water hazards, kikuyu fairways and dominant bent greens.

The signature 8th hole is one of the most beautiful par-5’s ever, while the snaking Par-4 18th on the estuary’s shoreline was recently voted as the best finishing hole in South Africa. And then there's the 'Turn'- consisting of holes 3, 4 and 5 which like Augusta's Amen Corner, are considered the most challenging on the course. The best part- a par gross score on the Turn wins a complimentary round of golf!

Gondwana Game Reserve

Set on 11,000-hectares of undulating valleys and indigenous Fynbos, the Gondwana Game Reserve is the first authentic free-roaming Big Five reserve in the Western Cape, and home to several endangered wild species including Cape Mountain Zebra, Black Rhinoceros, and Black Harrier.

Accommodation at Gondwana ranges from open-plan suites in Kwena Lodge, a clever twist on traditional Khoi-San dwelling; to spacious Afro chic Fynbos and Bush Villas with choices of 2, 3 and 4 en-suite bedrooms. Guests are treated to surprise bush breakfasts, afternoon romantic picnics, evening barbecues and sundowners at scenic spots.

The Kwena and Lehele Restaurants serve authentic South African cuisine in outdoor or boma style, while the spa offers natural pen-air treatments with Africology products.

Fancourt Hotel

Ideally located in the heart of the Garden Route, and close to the charming town of George, the Fancourt Hotel sits on 613 hectares of lush countryside with the majestic Outeniqua Mountains in the backdrop. Fancourt is primarily known for its superb golf facilities. As South Africa's premier golf resort, it has three outstanding Gary Player designed 18-hole courses - The Links, Montagu and Outeniqua - each offering a very special and unique experience. The 115 guest rooms come with elegant furnishings and contemporary luxury amenities with views overlooking the manicured gardens, golf course or practice areas. High tea at the Manor House, authentic Italian fare at La Cantina, culinary innovation at Henry White's or the newly upgraded Monet's makes Fancourt a gourmet's delight.

Outeniqua Golf Course at Fancourt

Par 72 | Hole 18 | 6312 m

A majestic 18-hole parkland layout at Fancourt, designed by the legendary Grand Slam golfer Gary Player, the Outeniqua is quite similar to the Montagu and offers challenging design and fine conditioning to ensure an excellent test for all levels of golfers. With play being restricted to hotel residents, members and their guests, the course rarely seems crowded and you can enjoy a peaceful and comfortable round of golf at your pace. Although set in the same surroundings as its better known counterparts, the Outeniqua has developed an individual personality rivalling the others. As with all courses at Fancourt, there are a variety of tees from which to choose to play, ensuring that golfers are unlikely to ever feel overpowered by the course. Excellent water features and creeks interspersed with uphill and downhill challenges and excellent bunkering (recently renovated) are all augmented in the charm and challenge by the colourful flora to be seen throughout the course.

Montagu Golf Course at Fancourt

Par 72 | Hole 18 | 6714 m

Voted the number one golf course in South Africa in 2000, the Montagu Golf Course at Fancourt is named after the mountain pass of the same name, and is part of the original 27-hole design at Fancourt by the legendary Gary Player in the early 90s. This classic tree-lined parklands layout underwent a major facelift in 2005 under renowned Scottish golf architect David McLay Kidd. The upgrade saw two completely new holes - the 1st and the 9th., redefined bunkers and greens and introduction of several water features such as the dam. Celebrated for its immaculate, round the year conditioning, the Montagu GC is currently ranked at #6 in South Africa (Golf Digest, 2014). The signature hole is the Par-3 17th, reminiscent of the 12th hole at Augusta National - the permanent home of the US Masters.