A trip to the city of Cape Town is a must for anyone visiting South Africa’s Cape Coast. Situated some 500km west of Plettenberg Bay, the routes to the “Mother City” offer some of the most spectacular scenery in the country. Wether you’re travelling along the coastal N2 national road or exploring the R62 route through the Klein Karoo, getting to Cape Town can be as exciting as exploring the city itself.

We offer our centrally located, two bed apartment, situated in the suburb of Claremont, on a self catering basis.

The apartment is set within the secure complex of St. George, offering private parking. This pretty north-facing garden apartment, situated two short blocks from Cavendish Square in Claremont has two bedrooms, one with a queen size bed and the other with a double bed. There is one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen and a comfortable sitting/dining room with a TV and MNet. The main bedroom and the sitting room look out onto a partial view of Table Mountain. The garden has a table and four chairs, ideal for having breakfast outdoors on a lovely morning and looking up at the mountain.

Cavendish Square has a collection of restaurants and shops and is easy walking distance away. St George is ideally situated within easy access to Muizenberg or the Waterfront, both about 10 minutes away (but not in rush hour). Kirstenbosch is a five minute drive away and is ideal for leisurely walks or picnics.

Cost: ZAR 400 – ZAR 700 per day depending on the season, number of people and length of stay.

Directions to get there: Take the M3 where it branches off from the N1. Continue past UCT and cross over Newlands Road. At the next traffic light with Paradise Motors on the left turn left towards Claremont onto Paradise Road. At the traffic circle turn left onto Protea Road and at the V-junction carry on right with the cricket oval on the left. At Park Road turn right for two blocks. Cross over Osborne Road and turn right to open the gates for St George.

Enquiries : Annetjie Dicey +27 (0) 82 928 5009 or
+27 (0) 44 533 4866

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