What areas in Cape Town do you offer?

We cover all the most desirable areas such as the Atlantic Seaboard (Camps Bay, Llandudno, Clifton (elite suburb protected from the wind), Bakoven, Bantry Bay, Sea Point, the V&A Waterfront (amazing apartments with river frontage) to the leafy suburbs of Constantia and Hout Bay (offering larger holiday homes).

When is it the best time to visit Cape Town?

The traditional peak periods in Cape Town start in early December and carry through to the end of March. The best weather time to visit if you are looking for warm days and very little wind will be the end of March to the beginning of April. The Cape Town Villa prices are generally reduced from the peak season rate. Cooler weather normally arrives over the winter months of April through to October. The temperatures are generally from 12 – 22 degrees over those months. This time of the year is great to come to Cape Town especially if you are looking to explore the wine farms, restaurants or events that occur.

What other services do you offer?

To be honest, whatever you need. Over the years we have organised everything from baby cots, private yacht charters, bottles of champagne, chauffeurs, private chefs, personal shopper, helicopter rides to wine farms, day tours, international and domestic flights, safaris, baby sitters, etc. The list can go on. Whatever you need to make the perfect, unforgettable holiday we are at your service.

What is there to do in Cape Town?

You will be spoilt for choice; if you aren’t sure and need us to build a suggested itinerary we will be happy to do that. Just some activities that you can do are eat in outstanding restaurants, drink a glass of gods nectar at spectacular wine farms, relax on white sandy beaches, visit Table Mountain and Robben Island, abseil down the mountain, shop till you drop at the V&A Waterfront, explore Cape Point, indulge in the culture of the city or simply stroll along the coastline. One thing is for sure you won’t be bored (unless that is your plan!).