Situated on the Cape Town Atlantic Seaboard, luxurious guest rooms, deluxe suites and a presidential suite make up the luxurious Twelve Apostles Hotel. A breath-taking pool garden magically perched above the Atlantic Ocean and the glorious Azure Restaurant offer endless seductive sea-views. This intimate five star, stunning hotel prides itself on exceptional hospitality coupled with a relaxing and splendid infrastructure; making an unforgettable experience as unique as its haven-like setting.

The Rondebosch Golf course is essentially a return to the original concept of golf, being very much a parkland-type of golf course from which the game evolved. Some tight driving holes, compounded by undulating fairways and the ever-present threat of strong winds provide some interesting play. The course has been changed recently and some new and challenging features have been added making the course a good test of golf for all levels of players.

A regular host to the PGA tour, this is a demanding champion-ship course. The par 4, 15th hole is of particular note with a long narrow undulating fairway and a green overlooked by Table Mountain. Unquestionably one of South Africa's finest courses. Much of the charm of Mowbray Golf Club lies in the spectacular views of the Cape Peninsula Mountains.

Rated best-designed holes in Cape Town by Rudolph Lake. the golf course is renowned for staying dry and firm during wet winters. This, coupled with the fact that it is relatively sheltered from the notorious Cape Doctor (strong south-easterly wind), makes it a 'course for all seasons'.

This 18-hole par 72 course is covered with lush vegetation with towering trees lining many of the fairways. A very interesting but user-friendly design with quite a few doglegs. Not a long course and if you manage to stay out of the trees you will achieve a good score.
From the 1st to the 18th hole, every step affords panoramic views of the surrounding mountains Established in 1932 Westlake Golf Club welcomes visitors with its special blend of old world charm and modern amenities in an atmosphere of conviviality and camaraderie.

At the foot of the Warmwaterberg, in the heart of the Little Karoo, between Montagu and Barrydale on the famous Route 62, the vision of the San is becoming a reality. Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, 54 000 hectares of undulating mountains and plains, indigenous fauna and flora, rock formations and rock art make this a destination not to be missed.
Specialist guiding is a key element in providing a memorable and varied experience. The name Sanbona is a combination of the "San" people who roamed this area for thousands of years and "bona" which represents their vision in order to position this portion of the Little Karoo. Be it a journey of rejuvenation and self-discovery or absorbing the various essences and activities, Sanbona Wildlife Reserve represents in true form the philosophy of the Mantis Collection - taking care of the small things in life. Traverse the landscape of Sanbona Wildlife Reserve with a qualified ranger in comfortable open landrovers. During the drive, be it in the early morning or for sundowners, various species of plants, animals, big game and birds can be seen.
Sundowner evening drives offer spectacular displays of light as the evening sun sets over the Little Karoo. Returning to the Lodge, nocturnal animals can often be seen.

The prestigious malaria free, Aquila Private Game Reserve stands in an area of 4,500 hectares of Southern Karoo Highlands encapsulating breathtaking majestic mountains, rivers, valleys and kloofs. It is home to Cape Town's closest Rhino and Giraffes and was proclaimed a private nature reserve in 1985. All cottages are designed in a unique eco-country style. Raw materials such as rock, river pebbles, natural wood, reeds and thatch have been used wherever possible to maintain a natural look. Each cottage has its own private patio and braai area. The premier eco-friendly cottages are all equipped with air conditioning, unique rock bathrooms and outdoor rock showers. All cottages have en-suite bathrooms, outdoor showers, ceiling fans, fireplaces (perfect for the Cape winter) and mini-bars.

The Sante Winelands Hotel and Wellness Centre Stellenbosch is set in the lush valley which is dominated by manicured vines and magnificent mountains. The beauty of the natural surroundings of the Cape winelands region is reflected in the tranquility and attentive service which one receives at the Sante Winelands Hotel and Wellness Centre.
The Sante Winelands Hotel is known for its exclusive Wellness Center where guests are pampered with the signature Vinotherapy treatment, its gourmet cuisine as well as its luxuriously decorated rooms, which provide supreme comfort. The wine cellar at the Sante Winelands Hotel in Stellenbosch boats some of the finest Cape and international vintages. At the Sante Winelands Hotel and Wellness Centre the luxury as well as the natural beauty of its surroundings is complemented by the holistic wellness health and beauty treatments which refresh and rejuvenate the body and mind. The hotel offers a heated hydro swimming pool, indoor and outdoor massage rooms, and a relaxation pavilion.

A championship course in a parkland setting surrounded by mountains and vineyards. Scenic and in excellent condition, Stellenbosch presents a fair challenge with some memorable holes. The stroke index 1 hole does not give up par easily. To reach this par four in two you need to get away a long drive followed by an approach over some out-of-bounds vineyards to an elevated green.
The course is regular host to PGA events and has been a past venue for the SA Masters and SA Open.

Designer David Frost has created a golf course of true championship standard. At the same time he has achieved a first class golfing experience that will both challenge the low handicap and scratch golfer, yet not be too daunting for the less experienced 'weekender'.
The 27-hole layout lends itself to championship play, with more simultaneous rounds possible. Which means less time taken to reach the final rounds.

Erinvale Golf Club, nestled at the foothills of the Helderberg and Hottentot Holland mountains in Somerset West near Cape Town is one of South Africa's great golfing challenges. Designed by Gary Player, and the venue for the 1996 World Cup of golf, Erinvale's beautifully manicured par 72 championship course boasts some of the country's most challenging and spectacular golf holes.
Erinvale's breathtaking mountain and sea views are an integral part of this unforgettable golfing experience. Erinvale's demanding front nine meanders through parklike terrain, whilst the back nine provide a contrasting challenge as it winds its way through the foothills of the mountains with panoramic views of False Bay.

The De Zalze Golf Course situated within the De Zalze Winelands Golf Estate was designed by Peter Matkovich (course architect for both Leopard Rock and Arabella) who has made the most of the stunning setting and created a course that places a premium on accuracy.
The course has an excellent mix of parkland holes with its main defences coming from the water features on several of the holes as well as the Oak tree lined Blaauwklippen River which winds its way through the golf estate and comes into play at various intervals.

Resting in the heart of the Cape Winelands, this Jack Nicklaus signature course forms part of the 212 hectare Pearl Valley Golf estate. Surrounded by mountain ranges and within easy reach of a number of fine wineries, visiting Pearl Valley is truly an exceptional experience. It was recently judged to be the '5th Best Golf Course in South Africa' by Golf Digest, the clubhouse, swimming pool and sauna provide plenty to entertain the non-golfers in your group.

Nestled in the Tokai forest, just minutes from Cape Town, this course forms part of the prestigious Steenberg estate, encompassing a hotel, winery and award-winning restaurant. The course has been rated in the Top 10 to visit in South Africa, affording spectacular vistas of the Peninsula.

Designed and built in 1999, this course has featured in Golf Digest USA’s Top 60 courses outside of America. The pristine kikuyu grass fairways have spectacular views across the nearly Kogelberg mountain range. It is host to the annual Nelson Mandela Invitational.

This course is situated just outside the charming fishing village of Hermanus, famous as the nursery for the Southern Right whales which come here annually to calve. A Bob Grimsdell designed course, it incorporates gentle parkland fairways surrounded by mountain and sea views. This course also recently opened its 3rd nine holes.