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Flatrock Mountain Suite apartments are located only a couple of minutes away from Table Mountain; as a result these apartments have breathtaking views of the mountain. This majestic sandstone mountain is undoubtedly Cape Town's most well
known and well loved landmark. This is a must see, must visit attraction in Cape Town!
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If you look at Table Mountain from across the bay and use a bit of imagination you'll see that the peak to its right looks like a lion's head, connected by a body of land to a smaller conical peak, the lion's rump (known as Signal Hill). Signal Hill derived its name from its previous function as a semaphore post for communication with ships at sea.
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Less than 10 minutes, by car, from Flatrock Suites. Visit one of the most beautiful places in the world. Incedently some of the most beautiful people in the world can also be found here. You can’t miss it! Enjoy leisurely, sun filled days on the beach.
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Flatrock Suite is only 10 minutes away from South Africa’s most popular tourism destination – the V&A Waterfront! This is the oldest part of Cape Town's harbour, dating back to 1860. Although still a working harbour, it has transformed into one of Cape Town's prime attractions.
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Well worth a visit as part of your Waterfront experience! This is the largest aquarium in South Africa, housing more than 300 marine species in impressive and informative displays. Watch seals playing underwater or the calm swaying of kelp forests filled with fish.
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There is only one company co-coordinating guided tours to Robben Island. They are based in the V&A Waterfront. Tours of the island depart from the Clock Tower at the V&A Waterfront Each tour lasts approximately 3.5 hours (including the crossings) and consists of a bus trip around the island and a guided tour of the prison. The guides are all ex-inmates and provide personal accounts of prison life.
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KIRSTENBOSCH NATIONAL BOTANICAL GARDENS |
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This oasis of peace and quite is a mere 15 minute drive from the bustling city centre. Set in beautiful surroundings on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain, this magnificent 538-hectare garden features a rich diversity of indigenous South African plants.
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This national monument was built in memory of Cecil John Rhodes, the former Prime Minister of the Cape Colony. It is situated on the eastern slopes of Devil's Peak on a portion of the land he set aside to preserve the beauty of the mountain. The steep steps of the neo-classical granite memorial offer sweeping views over the Cape Flats stretching out to distant northern mountain ranges.
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Stock up with some of the Cape’s most splendid wines! With its historic Cape Dutch homestead and superb views across the valley and False Bay, Klein Constantia, some 15 minutes by car from Cape Town, has frequently been described as one of the world's most beautiful vineyard locations.
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Play a round of golf on this spectacular 18-hole championship golf course! Steenberg, once known as 'Zwaaneweide' or 'Zwaanswyk', was the first land grant made in the Constantia Valley in 1682. The land originally went to a young widow, Catherine Ras, & wines were first produced here in 1695.
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Africa's first full-scale theme park with thrills for the young & the not-so-young: from the 100km/h Cobra to Crocodile Gorge, from international cabaret shows to the largest commercial cinema screen on the continent, its restaurants, pubs, night clubs & bands help make "the Wildest Place in Africa' the one-stop entertainment spot, day & night.
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GRAND WEST CASINO & ENTERTAINMENT WORLD |
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A revival of Cape Town's infamous past is celebrated at GrandWest Casino & Entertainment World. From the virtuous Victorian architecture, to the vibrancy of the streets of District Six, to the smartness of the Grand Hotel - this historical recreation is both a memorial to the past & a modern day monument to entertainment.
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