The Western Cape is one of South Africa’s premier tourist attractions, and for good reason.  Its home to the famous Table Mountain, Vast wine lands, magnificent beaches, world class restaurants, and cosmopolitan entertainment. The Cape boasts exquisite scenery and a myriad of cultures and tourists treasures just waiting to be discovered.

O on the Kloof:  An exclusive oasis of tranquility amidst bustling city life graced by ocean views.  This tiny boutique hotel is beautifully decorated and it almost makes you feel like you are staying in someone’s country home rather than a hotel.  Located a ways from the busy waterfront, you can arrange for a taxi to take you there.  Very friendly staff and you are often greeted by the owner Olaf.

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South Africa’s most renowned Kruger National Park is home to the “Big Five”. Peripheral private game reserves in the Sabi Sand and Timbavati areas offer incredible game viewing twice daily in open 4x4 vehicles. This big game country with outstanding viewing opportunities, no fences between each reserve’s boundaries and the park allow the main attraction to wonder freely.

The camps we recommend in The Kruger National Park area:

Singita Lebombo: Located in Kruger National Park, it is an extremely stylish game lodge perched on a cliff on the remote eastern boundary of the park. Named after the Lebombo Mountains that rise behind it, it is set in one of the most game rich areas of the park. There are 15 stylish loft suites perched among the trees with stunning views of the river below. Massive floor to ceiling glass walls and modern furniture create a haven of minimalist style. Six exclusive riverside suites are situated along the Sweni River. There’s a beautiful terrace, a lap pool as well as an art gallery, gym, and even a wine tasting room.

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People traveled far and near to strike it rich when gold was discovered here in 1886. Gleaming skyscrapers contrast the with the Indian bazaars and the busy streets ring out with the call of fruit sellers and street vendors. An exciting blend of ethnic and Western art and cultural activities is reflected in theaters and open air arena’s, throughout the city.

The Westcliff; one of the top hotels in Johannesburg and part of the Orient Express group, it has more than 80 rooms and 35 suites each individually designed and most with private balconies. There are two excellent restaurants as well as a stylish bar and 24 hour room service. There are two large swimming pools; floodlit tennis courts, gym and spa, plus keen golfers can enjoy a guest membership at a nearby golf club.

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: Seychelles is a living museum of Natural History and Sanctuary for some of the rarest species of flora & fauna on earth. With almost 50% of its limited landmass set aside as national parks and reserves, Seychelles prides itself on its record of its limited landmass set aside as National Parks and reserves.

Recommended resorts on the Indian Ocean.

North Island, Seychelles:  The 500 acre North Island is now home to a beautiful eco Tourism property with 11 villas, a health spa, gym and spectacular central pool hewn out of rock.  This is the ultimate barefoot luxury; North Island will have huge appeal for anyone interested in flora and fauna.  Villas are simply done in thatch, wood and local stone, and each has a kitchen, or you can chose to dine in the main dining room. You can also choose to have butler service as well.  The island is also equipped with DVD, CD and internet access.

Banyan Tree, Seychelles:  Tucked away on the coast of Mahe, on the main island of the Seychelles, the Banyan Tree’s 47 villas with pools are built colonial style all with spectacular ocean views.  All the villas have private verandas, fabulous bathrooms and their own pools.

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