Cape Town Caravan Park
Caravan Park in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
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The Grand Daddy
The Grand Daddy is part of the Daddy Long Legs Group who also brought us Cape Town?s original art hotel, Daddy Long Legs, and the Daddy Long Legs Self Catering Apartments.
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Silvermist Mountain Lodge2012-01-11
Located in Cape Town, Western Cape, Western Cape, South Africa
The Silvermist Mountain Lodge on the slopes of Table Mountain in Cape Town offers a wide range of suites and lodges to suit every taste. Close to many major attractions, this is an ideal base for the busy traveller.READ MOREDownhill Adventures2012-01-11
Located in Cape Town, Western Cape, Western Cape, South Africa
Downhill Adventures in Cape Town provides all the adventure and excitement you could ever wish for. Beginners and experts alike are offered top class facilities and supervision where necessary.READ MOREHilton Cape Town City Centre2013-10-10
Located in Cape Town, Western Cape, Western Cape, South Africa
This Cape Town hotel is well-suited for business or leisure and is located at the foot of Table Mountain, near the convention center, Greenmarket Square, South African National Gallery and Bo Kaap Museum. Hilton Cape Town City Centre provides a free shuttle service to the V&A Waterfront. Enjoy on-site dining, a swimming pool, a fitness center and a sauna at just 20 minutes from Cape Town Int'l Airport. The hotel has eight versatile meeting rooms suited to board meetings, workshops, presentations and seminars.READ MOREMasakhane Educare Centre2010-05-07
Located in Cape Town, Western Cape, Western Cape, South Africa
Masakhane Educare Centre in Cape Town prepares children for the modern world school system. Most are Xhosa or Afrikaans speaking and need to become proficient in English for coping with school. The first batch of graduates are now in primary schools, and glowing reports are being received back from their teachers.
"Maskakhane is about the community taking responsibility for their own upliftment and participating in the governing of their own lives... It is about empowering ourselves by creating good working relations between government structures, sponsors and communities for the benefit of everybody" - Nelson Mandela, 14 October 1998.READ MORE