Penrith 004 is a luxury apartment for 6 people in the V&A Waterfront with a lovely view of the marina and yachts.

The air-conditioned, ground floor apartment comprises 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a guest toilet, a kitchen, a dining area and a lounge. Each of the bedrooms is furnished with a king-size bed as well as a TV, and the bathrooms are fitted with baths, showers, and toilets. For convenience, linen, bath and swimming towels are provided.

The modern, open-plan kitchen is equipped with a stove, an oven, a microwave, as well as tea- and coffee-making facilities, and meals can be enjoyed at the dining table. A dishwasher, a washing machine, and a tumble-dryer are also available for guests to use, and the apartment is serviced daily, except on weekends and public holidays.

Guests can relax in the lounge which features a TV with an internet connection to access streaming platforms, high-speed fibre for guests to use, and opens onto a covered patio that overlooks the marina.

Penrith 004 is located in a residential gated estate with controlled access points and full perimeter security, within the V&A Waterfront which offers guests a wide variety of shops, restaurants, attractions such as the Two Oceans Aquarium, and activities such as boat and helicopter trips.

Internet Access

DSTV

Swimming Pool

Self Catering

Penrith 004 V&A

Ideally situated in the centre of the village, off the cobbled part of Napier Street, 42 Napier Street is a fully serviced unit that has been renovated to accommodate 5 persons in 3 bedrooms.

As you enter the property via a central corridor, you pass the air-conditioned double bedroom on one side and the single bedroom plus shared bathroom on the other. The entertaining heart of the property is in an open-plan layout with 6-seater dining area, comfortable living space, fireplace and fully fitted kitchen that all overlook the private enclosed fountain courtyard. A staircase takes you to the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and opens out onto its own private terrace with Jacuzzi and views of Table Mountain, the city and harbour.

As an extra service, and separate to the accommodation rate, this cottage does have free Wi-Fi. This property is serviced twice weekly, weekdays, excluding public holidays.

De Waterkant Village is close to all the major Cape Town attractions. You can either explore on foot and walk to the V&A Waterfront, Green Market Square and CTICC. A short taxi ride away you can visit Table Mountain, Camps Bay and then the Winelands. As a point of reference, The Village Cafe is right next door to the reception, great breakfast spot, and Cape Quarter is the closest shopping centre which is only a 3-minute walk away.

This property can also be internally connected to its neighbour, 40 Napier Street, so is ideal for large groups as it can then cater for nine persons.

42 Napier Street

With its great location on the cobbled section of Napier Street, 40 Napier Street in De Waterkant Village boasts 1 of the largest pools in the area. This unit can accommodate up to 4 guests.

This luxury 2-bedroom property has an open-plan living- and dining area, kitchen with wooden floors and fireplace. The air-conditioned front bedroom has an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower and a bath whilst the second air-conditioned bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with shower and has doors that open out onto the private terrace area. This area, with shaded table and seating, looks across the solar-heated pool. A spiral staircase leads you up to a roof deck with sun loungers and spectacular views of Table Mountain, the City and the V&A Waterfront.

As an extra service, and separate to the accommodation rate, this cottage does have free Wi-Fi. This property is serviced twice weekly on weekdays, excluding public holidays.

De Waterkant Village is close to all the major Cape Town attractions. You can either explore on foot and walk to the V&A Waterfront, Green Market Square and CTICC. A short taxi ride away you can visit Table Mountain, Camps Bay and then the Winelands. As a point of reference, The Village Cafe is right next door to the reception, great breakfast spot, and Cape Quarter is the closest shopping centre which is only a 3-minute walk away.

40 Napier Street can also be internally connected to its neighbour, 42 Napier Street, which makes it ideal for large groups as it can then cater for 9 persons.

40 Napier Street

52 Loader is a self-catering home situated in Cape Town city centre on the quieter side of Loader Street. It has 2 bedrooms and is ideal for families or couples with a garden and a hammock.

The main bedroom is situated upstairs and has an a private bathroom with a shower as well as air-conditioning. The main bedroom has a balcony looking down onto the walled garden and surrounding cottages. The second bedroom is on the lower level and is also air-conditioned. The open-plan living and dining area open onto a wrap around court yard. The fully-equipped kitchen leads from the dining space onto a terrace and small garden with a hammock.

As an extra service, and separate to the accommodation rate, this cottage does have free Wi-Fi. This property is serviced twice weekly, weekdays, excluding public holidays.

De Waterkant Village is close to all the major Cape Town attractions. You can either explore on foot and walk to the V&A Waterfront, Green Market Square and CTICC. A short taxi ride away you can visit Table Mountain, Camps Bay and then the Winelands. As a point of reference, The Village Cafe is right next door to the reception, great breakfast spot, and Cape Quarter is the closest shopping centre which is only a 3-minute walk away.

52 Loader Street

This modern self-catering 1 bedroom apartment is tastefully decorated and is located in a very modern and secure apartment block with access control and concierge in Green Point. This apartment is fully furnished with a fully equipped kitchen and bathroom with a shower.

The apartment offers breathtaking views of Cape Town Atlantic Seaboard, the new football stadium and Moulle Point. The V&A Waterfront and Atlantic Ocean is within walking distance to the apartment.

The apartment is also a 3 minute walk to the Virgin Active Gym and to a 9 hole golf course. The Legacy is surrounded by many shops, restaurants and bistro’s where guests can enjoy an early breakfast, a lazy lunch or romantic dinner.

	Features and Facilities:
	- Air conditioning
	- Fully equipped kitchen
	- Stove
	- Oven
	- Fridge
	- Microwave
	- Coffee machine
	- Dishwasher
	- Washing machine
	- Tumble dryer
	- Flat screen TV
	- DVD player
	- WiFi
	- Linen provided
	- Towels provided
	- 24 hour security
	- Secure parking
	- No smoking

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This modern self-catering 1 bedroom apartment is tastefully decorated and is located in a very modern and secure apartment block with access control and concierge in Green Point. This apartment is fully furnished with a fully equipped kitchen and bathroom

Comfortable 1 Bedroom Self Catering Apartment in Green Point

The Legacy I

The open-plan cottage offers a romantic 4-poster bed and 2 bunk beds for children. The kitchen is fully equipped and the cottage opens onto a balcony. Situated in a residential location 20 minutes drive south of Cape Town, it’s a  tranquil refuge.

Hotel

Maple Cottage is your own comfortable cabin that allows you to climb into your comfort zone instantly. This self catering cottage is located above the main house which is in Bergvliet.

Self-catering holiday cottage in Bergvliet

Maple Cottage

From flat-topped Table Mountain down to the blue waters of Table Bay, Cape Town is simply stunning, but the city doesn&#39;t thrive by its looks alone. Proudly multicultural, its flourishing arts, dining, and nightlife scenes are proof of this modern metropolis&#39; creativity and innovative spirit.

Given that it is home to a kaleidoscope of cultures, Cape Town is by far the most multicultural city in South Africa. This diversity is reflected in the city&#39;s vibrant festival, culinary, and music sectors. But it&#39;s crucial to comprehend what Cape Town has gone through in order to appreciate it more for what it is today. A festering wound has been created by the decades of racial and economic oppression brought on by apartheid. The District Six Museum and Nelson Mandela&#39;s jail cell on Robben Island are two places where visitors may learn more about Cape Town&#39;s sad undertone, despite the fact that most tourists only see the city&#39;s stunning beaches and lively restaurant scene.

Cape Town

This family friendly aquarium is situated next to the popular and well loved V&A Waterfront in the beautiful city of Cape Town, which about a 15 minute drive from Milnerton and close to the oceanfront. This is an educational and exciting treat for children and adults alike to appreciate, where you can discover the diverse marine life and get lost in an amazing “under the sea” experience. While enjoying your outing to this fun aquarium, you can enjoy some coffee and cake at Cafe V which is situated close to the exhibits, or take part in a unique penguin encounter with adorable rockhopper penguins - these are friendly penguins who will sometimes even sit on your lap. This stunning aquarium also offers guests the option to dive among tame predators, for those who are on a family outing enjoy one of the 90 minute catamaran boat rides for the whole family, where you can learn about the rich biodiversity of Cape Town’s waters.

Two Oceans Aquarium

Western Cape

Your trip to South Africa will be a glamorous one because of the top-notch eateries, shops and accommodation found at the V&amp;A Waterfront. The Waterfront, one of Cape Town&#39;s most popular tourist destinations, conjures up thoughts of the early harbour activities. The fact that this bustling commercial harbour is situated in the middle of a big entertainment district with bars, restaurants, speciality stores, craft markets and movie theatres contribute significantly to its allure. Watching seals is an entertaining experience and you may also explore the fascinating underwater world at the Two Oceans Aquarium. From prehistoric periods to the present, the Maritime Museum focuses on the history of shipping. An ever-popular activity is taking a boat ride out to the harbour or along the coast.

V&A Waterfront

Cape Quarter in Green Point offers you a truly exceptional retail experience in Cape Town. Here, you can explore over 100 stylish stores and restaurants. Treat yourself to this high-class shopping experience in this upmarket Cape Town area.

Come and see for yourself why this shopping destination draws so many luxury seekers. Shop here for perfect fashion and jewellery, tasteful art, rare antiques, gorgeous gifts and unique eateries, ranging from casual cafés to elegant restaurants. The Cape Quarter additionally offers the convenience of 900 secure parking bays, to ensure you have a stress-free time shopping here in Green Point. Allow yourself this exotic retail experience at Cape Quarter.

Cape Quarter

Being centrally located in Cape Town is only one benefit of staying at Green Point; this neighbourhood is also very hip, modern, and practical. It is filled with everything from hotels and boutique flats to guest houses and B&amp;Bs, and it exudes so much of the Mother City enchantment. There are so many amazing things to do, see, and experience at Green Point that it literally overflows. A diverse and fascinating selection of caf&eacute;s, delis, nightclubs, restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and more can be found along Somerset Road, the area&#39;s major road. The stadium plays host to some of the most important sporting events and foreign artists to visit South Africa, and the Green Point beachfront stretches all the way to the Sea Point promenade.

Green Point

During the FiFa world cup of 2010, the Cape Town Stadium was known as the Green Point Stadium as it was constructed on the site of the original Green Point Stadium for the main purpose of the soccer world cup. This stadium is beautifully situated to offer views of the majestic Table Mountain, Signal Hill and also of the vast Atlantic Ocean, and is used to host a number of sporting events and entertaining shows all through the year, and is also home to the Cape Town Foot Ball Club, The Ajax and is also hosts the South African Seven's Rugby Tournament.

The Cape Town stadium can accommodate up to 55 000 spectators in its confines, and was designed to be utilized at any time of the year, regardless of the weather or rainfall - it features an open roof so that visitors can enjoy the fresh ocean air and natural light, while still offering protection from rain and strong winds with thick glass panels. The strong night lights bring the stadium to life in the evening, illuminating this massive and well crafted stadium. The Cape Town Stadium is equipped with hospitality suites that cater to the business world, modern and corporate conferencing and banqueting facilities and even medical facilities.

This impressive stadium took over 33 months to construct and has a whopping 900 toilets, 300 lifts and 115 entry turnstiles and was proudly constructed using improved methods that use green building initiatives.

The Cape Town Stadium

The V&A Waterfront as founded in 1654 by Jan van Riebeeck who was charged to build a fort and plant cereals fruit and vegetables. Van Riebeeck and his troops docked at and the current V&A Waterfront and started off with a small jetty as part of his mission to build a refreshment station for the Dutch-East India Company. On 7 September 1860, His Royal Highness Prince Alfred commenced the construction of Cape Town's first harbour. Today V&A Waterfront has over 450 retail outlets, more that 80 eateries and exciting activities ranging from helicopter flights to historical walking tours. Accommodation sites such as the Victoria & Alfred Hotel making it easy to understand the past of the world's most famous working harbour.

A night spent out and about exploring the amazing attractions on Cape Town's popular Long Street is sure to be an electrifying experience, especially if you are a fan of local craft beer's and friendly pub style dinners, and clubs varying from casual and low key to upper class and fancy. Enjoy a night of letting your hair down with friends, and partying with the best. Long Street is home to Cape Town’s most intoxicating night life scene, with both sides of the busy Long Street lit up by neon lights, and adorned with an array of characters from all over Cape Town and visitors from all over the world, ready to have a blast. Dance to your heart’s content to some amazing live DJ's at club Fiction or Club 169, or enjoy sipping on beer and socializing with friends and the popular Beerhouse, where you can find an amazing selection of on tap/craft or local beer flavours, and a food menu that compliments your drink of choice. For a unique Capetonian vibe, visit the Zulu Sound Bar & Cafe, or discover what it's all about at the lively and exciting Long Street Cafe.

Although the true Long Street experience is best discovered on an evening over the weekend when the city really comes to life, many of Long Streets cafes, restaurants and pubs are open from about midday on wards over weekdays, and cater to those who are on holiday or have some days off to enjoy in the vibrant city of Cape Town. To ensure that you stay safe on the roads, arrange for a driver to drop you off/pick you up - either through a meter taxi service, or an Uber car (which can be arranged by installing the Uber App on your cell phone).

Long Street

City Centre

Beefcakes serves the epitome of gourmet burgers and does so with an unconventional twist. Focusing on entertainment for both parties. 
Beefcakes brings entertainment that is essentially inspired by the heydays of the 50's. Each day is inspired by a different theme of the era, but the food and cocktails remain remarkably delicious.

Beefcakes

Ferrymans Tavern is proud to be able to put forward a broad range of beers from all over the world. 
The Tavern even has its own special Ferrymans Ale which is brewed exclusively for the pub. The menu features a wide selection of grill, seafood and pub meals.

Ferrymans Tavern

In the rich ambience of a wharf warehouse, Belthazar offers a speciality wine bar and world-class eatery at a prime location with spectacular views of Table Bay. 
Specializing in the finest seafood and meats, Mozambican shellfish, South African line fish and aged grain-fed South African Karan beef, Belthazar promises food at export quality.

Belthazar

The reputation of Baía has spread far and wide as a sophisticated landmark for fine cuisine and wine in the Cape. Baia - meaning "the Bay", lives up to its name in every way a with chic and contemporary restaurant scene, serving signature seafood dishes and fabulous fare in a glorious setting that welcomes visitors to Cape Town in style.

Baia Seafood Restaurant

Menus revolve round fresh, seasonal dishes like just-caught crayfish or herring flown in from Europe. 
Specialties range from generous pots of mussels and frites to traditional South African fare; gourmet temptations from foie gras brulee to velvet-smooth chocolates from a top Belgian chocolatier.

Den Anker

Karibu affords you the opportunity to experience the vibrant flavours of South Africa and be part of our unique theatre of dining. 
Using only the finest ingredients, Karibu has a wonderful menu boasting Cape Malay and traditional local favourites like succulent steaks, delicious seafood,  boboite, potjiekos, game, snoekbraai, putu and chakalaka and koeksisters.

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