Welcome to www.capeluxuryaccommodation.com

Established in 2007, Cape Luxury Accommodation began providing services to the UK and German tourist markets. However, decades of combined expertise and a unique product have allowed us to quickly expand beyond these countries. Our very accomplished travel directors make up a tight-knit team and take great pride in offering an excellent service of premium value to individuals, families and groups alike.

At Cape Luxury Accommodation, living up to our namesake is a serious endeavor. We’ve extensively explored Cape Town and South Africa to bring you the absolute finest in self-catering villas, apartments, guesthouses, bed & breakfast establishments and hotels. Each property has been hand picked for its stunning location, outstanding facilities and luxury service. Furthermore, our travel experts regularly perform on-site inspections to ensure continued quality.

Our service doesn’t end with accommodation arrangements either. As you can tell from our site, we believe in a fully tailored service that meets clients' unique needs. Should you require daily excursions, evening entertainment, concierge service, luxury car hire or even childcare; we are confident in providing an unparalleled service for the ultimate travel experience in South Africa.

Enquiries in English or German can be mailed to: info@capeaccommodation.net You will be replied to within 24 hrs.

Alternatively you can call one of our representatives in South Africa and Germany who are on hand to help with any queries. We greatly look forward to hearing from you.

Warmest regards,
The team at Cape Luxury Accommodation

PLEASE NOTE:
Villa accommodation rates are the approximate price, for an entire villa or apartment, per night. Rates are depending on number of people length of stay. In some cases longer stays may reduce the rate. Shorter stays may increase the rate. Rates are subject to change without notice. 

11+ Ways To Make Your Cape Town Visit Rock This July!

Cape Town – the place invokes images of a glorious sun, warm sand, lush landscapes, blue waters and an even bluer sky!

Welcome to Cape Town; where life never stops.

Pick a random day in a year and you’ll have a gazillion exhilarating activities and fun stuff to do in Cape Town.  From paragliding at the Lion Head to a thrilling Aquila quad biking safari adventure to some racy sandboarding or a low-level, high-speed jet flight experience in a BAe Buccaneer to a snorkeling stint with the seals or Dragon Boat racing at the Waterfront to a kitesurfing, whale watching day on Bloubergstrand to an hair-raising shark cage diving stint or savoring the taste of delectable wines at Stellenbosch wine fest or go abseiling Table Mountain or ride an ostrich at Outdshoorn. Phew!

The list along with being totally mind-boggling and zesty is also endless!

So what’s lined up for you this July???

LOADS.

We have drawn up a long list that’s packed tight with some of the most exalting, fun & gratifying things to do this July in Cape Town.

1.      Table Mountain - Yup. That’s essential. Be it July or December; no visit to the mother city can be complete without a climb or hike up to the magnificent Table Mountain (or you can opt for a dizzying rotating cable car), the World famous flat-topped range with a spectacular view of Cape Town and the Atlantic Ocean. Dine on top of the World!

2.      Volstruisfees - If you want to gorge on ostrich meat with delectable local wines then attend the  3-day fest at De Rust with live entertainment  in the form of bands, "stoepstories", an Ostrich products fashion show, a safari lunch, cycling, 4x4 rally and boeresport to name a few of the events to be held this year.

3.       Franschhoek Bastille Festival – Bastille Day, a French national holiday celebrated on 14^th July with the utmost reckless abandon offers a plethora of intriguing convivial activities like a Food & Wine Marquee, a French Film Festival, annual fly-fishing competition, bolus competitions, the Chef’s & Waiters Race, Pêtanque, the Barrel Rolling competition and so much more!

4.       Check out Hermanus– For the best land based whale watching experience in the World, head over to Hermanus, an idyllic little town tucked in a corner of Cape Town. Also check out the Fernkloof nature reserve in Hermanus, amazing fynbos found there for a botany-buff.

5.      Fees van die Ganse – Enjoy live music on the streets of Gansbaai with the famous “Kaapse Klopse" early morning; go golfing or play soccer in the local competitions; take a scenic boat trip to Dyer Island; have a rocking adventure atop the Franskraal mountain; gormandize at food stalls or splurge at craft ones; take a helicopter ride over the stunning Walker Bay or take a walk through the picturesque Masakhane community – all this and more at the festival of the geese celebrated at Gansbaai every July.

6.      Winter Fynbos Skou – Don’t miss out on the breathtaking winter fynbo wildflower show during the geese fest in Gansbaai. Plus there is a free kite flying competition and glass blowing demonstrations too.

7.       Jonny Cooper Orchestra – Celebrate the 15^th year of the legendary Jonny Cooper orchestra, South Africa’s “Ambassadors of Big Band Music” at the Theatre on the Bay with their fifth album “Swing Safari” and enjoy.

8.      Berg River Canoe Marathon – For adventure freaks, there’s lots of action at the WCCU flagship 4-day event Berg River Canoe Marathon. This tricky, tough & electrifying race covers 227 km making it the longest race in South Africa.

9.      Vodacom Funny Festival – This hilarious comedy show has been running to packed houses at the Baxter Theatre since its inception and promises lots of rib-tickling, thigh-slapping comedy this year as well in the form illustrious local and international artistes from 15 to 19 July. 

10.   Breedekloof Soetes and Soup – The annual Breedekloof Soetes and Soup weekend held on July 24 and 25 offers its visitors delicious country soups, accommodation specials (including camping and caravan facilities), art exhibitions, discounts on medal-winning Muscadel and Port. Plus you get to savor complimentary cups of homemade country soup by the participating wineries along with fabulous discounts on strong wines.

11.   Stellenbosch Wine Week & Festival – And what better way to end the fun capers of July then with the astounding Stellenbosch Wine Week with over 145 world-class wineries open to all from the participating wine farms. A week of jovial activities like a full-day tour of the Wine lands on a bicycle or a picturesque donkey hike and wine picnic on the Polkadraai Hills or exclusive winemaker dinners and exotic wine tastings plus loads more!

And not to be missed is the 8th annual Stellenbosch Wine Festival that kicks off at the end of the week & is host to thousands of local and international visitants. Meet winemakers, check out professional chefs compete in cooking competitions and guzzle over 500 divine wines!!!

Come to Cape Town this July and experience the heart-stirring, spine-tingling magic of non-stop fun.