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Perched between the ocean and the mountain, with a national park as its heart, there is nowhere like Cape Town. Cape Town, the “Mother City”, is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning

more than 300 years.

It is in Cape Town that the Rainbow Nation really covers the spectrum. Between beautiful Cape Dutch homesteads, traditional dancers with painted faces performing in the streets, the smell of spicy Malay cooking and the taste of a well-made wine, this city will fill your senses.

From lavish and luxurious to back-packing on a budget, Cape Town has something for

everyone. From the landmark beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay to the vibrant V&A Waterfront and Cape Town city centre and the award winning wine farms of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek - time spent in CapeTown will not

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The airport has domestic and

international terminals, linked

by a common central terminal.

Cape Town Airport

standards are worldclass and

the airport was ranked the

leading airport in Africa for 2012

at the World Airport Awards.

There are various different

transport services available to

get you to and from the airport

including taxi’s, metered cabs

and shuttle services.

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“a place to exhale”

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South African Standard Time is two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean (or

Universal Standard) Time, one hour ahead of Central European Winter Time, and seven hours ahead of the

USA’s Eastern Standard Winter Time.

GeTTING heRe3 Cape Town International Airport Worldclass standards

ACCoMoDATIoN4 Featured hotels Hotels around the CTICC

- Accomodation around CT List of hotels and self catering units around Cape Town

- Map Map of hotels and self catering accomodations around Cape Town

TRANSPoRT 5 Travel by CAR Car Hire

- MyCiTi Where does MyCiTi bus go

- Travel by BuS City sightseeing bus

STuFF To Do6 Atractions & adventures Things to see arounbd Cape town

8 A place to exhale Things to do around Cape Town

CTICC10 Cape Town Convention Centre 3rd ISKF World Cup venue

Cape Town International Airport

is the primary airport serving

the city of Cape Town, and is

the second busiest airport in

South Africa and third busiest in

Africa. located approximately

20 kilometres (12 mi) from the

city centre, the airport was

opened in 1954 to replace

Cape Town’s previous airport,

Wingfield Aerodrome. Cape

Town International Airport is the

only airport in the Cape Town

metropolitan area that offers

scheduled passenger services.

The terminal building has a split-level design,

with departures located in the upper floors

and arrivals in the lower floors; an elevated

roadway system provides vehicular access to

both departures and arrivals levels. All check-in

takes place within the Central Terminal Building,

which contains 120 check-in desks and 20

self-service kiosks.

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Ideally located in the center

with beautiful views over Table

Mountain and the V&A Waterfront.

The hotel is adjacent to the Cape

Town International Convention

Center giving you easy and

convenient access to your the

Shoto Cup. WESTIN GRAND

A centrally located hotel at the

gateway to the vibrant and

dynamic V and A Waterfront,

within walking distance of Cape

Town’s CBD, close to the N2

motorway and 15 minutes

from the international airport.

A nautical theme runs through

the hotel and a spa-pool is

available for guests to relax

in the warm Cape weather.

Accommodation is provided

in 207 beautifully furnished

guest rooms, all of which are

equipped with modern facilities.

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Taj Cape Town is a luxury hotel set in the vibrant heart of Cape

Town, offering guests a combination of refined Indian hospitality

and an authentic Cape Town experience. occupying two historic

buildings, it retains the architecture and many meticulously restored

interior features of the original South African Reserve Bank . Taj

Cape Town’s 176 exceptional rooms and suites offer an oasis-

like retreat from the lively bustle of the city centre. The historic

structure of Taj Cape Town is home to the exquisite heritage

Rooms and Suites, Tower Rooms and Suites, The Presidential Suite

and the Taj Club.

TAJ HoTEl

Situated on the water’s edge in the picturesque V&A Waterfront

Marina offers guests the sumptuousness of a hotel with the

freedom of superior serviced apartments. Guests are spoilt for

choice with our selection of one to three bedroom apartments,

providing a wide selection of accommodation that will suite their

individual requirements. Crafted around tranquil waterways the

inspired architecture maximises the panoramic views, creating

international desirability.

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[To commute around the city centre and out to Table View, Blaauwberg and Parklands, you can catch the MyCiTi bus from various points. Please note that you will need to purchase a ‘myconnect’ bus card from the main station at the Civic Centre in hertzog Boulevard or participating retailers in the area. For a full list please visit the MyCiTi website. The card costs R23 and you will need to load it with travel credit. Journeys within the city centre feed-er route cost R5.30 and travel between the city centre and Table View is R10.60 each way.The MyCiTi Airport ser-vice offers a safe, com-fortable and reasonably priced option to get you between the Cape Town International Airport and the City Centre. Current routes link the tourist playground of the cen-tral city with major land-marks, such as the V&A Waterfront, Table Mountain Cableway, Sea Point Promenade and pristine beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton, with the sea-side fishing village of hout Bay along the Atlantic Seaboard.

one of the best ways to see Cape Town’s landmarks, especially if you have limited time, is to make use of the City Sightseeing Bus, which has three routes to choose from – a city tour, mini-peninsula tour and a wine tour.These tours are set up so that you can get off at various points and choose how much time you want to spend there before catching the next bus. While in transit, you can listen to recorded commentary in six different languages, providing interesting information about the landmarks along the way.

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you can arrange to hire a car from Cape Town International Airport before you arrive, through companies such as Avis. In addition, a range of car hire compa-nies operate within the Cape Town city centre. our road infrastructure is excellent and road signs are of the highest international standards. We drive on the left-hand side of the road, and our cars – rental cars included – are right-hand drive vehicles. All distances, speed limits (and speedometers) are in kilometres. Wearing of seat belts is required by law, while using hand-held phones while driv-ing is against the law.The general speed limit on major routes is 120km/h (75mph), on secondary roads it is 100km/h (60mph), and in built-up areas it is usu-ally 60km/h (35mph) unless otherwise indi-cated.Any valid driver’s licence is accepted, provided it bears the photograph and signature of the holder and is printed in english.

1 kM =0.62 MIleS

In South Africa we drive on the left side of the road ][

Electricity is generally 220/230 volts, 15 amps, and is supplied

through either 15-amp 3-prong or 5-amp 2-prong plugs, in both cases with round pins. If you’re

bringing anything electrical, bring an adapter from your

home country.

From the time I stepped off the plane in Cape Town, I felt wel-comed by the people there – from the cab drivers to the Bed-and-Breakfast owners. I was able to take advantage of being a tourist in Cape Town and it was amazing. I saw and experienced so much and will definitely return to Cape Town”

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ATTRACTIoNS &ADVeNTuRe

1. CAPe PoINT The most south-westerly tip of Africa, is a spectacular sight, cov-

ered in endemic fynbos and home to breathtaking bays, beaches and rolling green

hills and valleys, just 60km outside of Cape Town.

2. TABle MouNTAIN Table Mountain was named among the 7Wonders of Nature.

you can get to the top in just five minutes by taking a cable car, or spend the better

part of your day hiking up.

3. RoBBeN ISlAND once home to some of South Africa’s most famous political

prisoners, including Nelson Mandela, Robben Island is one of the country’s most visited

tourist attractions.

4. BoulDeRS PeNGuIN ColoNy Simons Town is home to a unique and

endangered colony of African Penguins. This colony is one of only a few in the world,

and the site has become famous and a popular tourist destination.

5. kIRSTeNBoSCh NATIoNAl BoTANICAl GARDeN kirstenbosch is South

Africa’s world-famous national botanical garden, set against the backdrop of Table

Mountain and Devil’s Peak, and home to more than 22 000 indigenous plants.

6. CASTe MIlITy MuSeuM The Castle Military Museum is a tribute to the brave

regiments of the past, providing an insight into the political history of the country and

celebrating the rich military history of the Cape.

7. Bo kAAP known for its brightly colored houses and situated at the foot of

Signal hill, the spiritual home of the Cape’s Muslim community. one thing you simply

have to do is have a traditional Cape Malay meal at one of the restaurants.

8. MuIZeNBeRG Doorstep recreation in one of the world’s most beautiful bays.

Situated where the shore of the Cape Peninsula curves round to the east on the False

Bay coast. It is considered to be the birthplace of surfing in South Africa..

9. V&A WATeRFRoNT Whether you’re looking to go shopping, dine at top res-

taurants, party at local nightspots, visit tourist attractions and museums or investigate

the city’s historic harbour, you’ll find it all here.

10. CAPe WINelANDS Breathtaking natural scenery, cultural heritage and world-

class wine-producing estates. A tourist Mecca that always ranks highly on visitors’ itin-

eraries, summer and winter alike.

11. AFRICAN WIlDlIFe it is possible to have an encounter with South Africa’s

big game not far from the Mother City. Several safari options cater for even the most

demanding travel itinerary.

cape town has a climate similar to that of california

and the Mediterranean. Winter starts in May and ends in september

and is generally a wet and windy sea-

son. temperatures are cool and end to range between 7°c (45°F) and 17°c (63°F). summer lasts from November to March and temperatures

range between 19°c (66°F) and 35°c

(95°F). the summer season is usually hot and sunny. it

can be windy, but it doesn’t bring much

rain.

Creativity happens on the boundaries, and a place like Cape Town is uniquely posi-tioned. It’s a melting pot of cultures and people, with A rich history as well as a focus on modernity.” -Mark Shuttleworth

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South Africa has a population of 51

million and eleven official languages:

Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaans, Pedi,

English, Ndebele, Sotho, Setswana,

siSwati, Venda and Tsonga.

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12. WATeRSPoRTS Cape Town is one of the world’s top watersports destinations.

Tourists and locals alike enjoy the windsurfing, kiteboarding, surfing and stand up

paddle boarding.

13. ShARk CAGe DIVING SA is a hotspot with one of the most biodiverse shark

faunas in the world. Shark explorers offers customised shark diving expeditions which

take you directly to the sharks of Southern Africa.

14. RATANGA JuNCTIoN strapped into your seat, hanging under the track of

a looping roller coaster that’s hurtling down a twisting track at about 100km/h. Cape

Town’s fun and entertainment hub.

15. SeAl SNoRkelING Incredible trips to snorkel or SCuBA with playful seals at

Duiker Island, just outside houtbay. Amazing experience with hundreds of these big

eyed, curious creatures coming to play with you.

16. NeIGhBouRGooDS MARkeT It is as much a source for farm fresh as well as

organic foods and locally produced specialty goods. Created along ethical, eco-friendly

and organic lines, to offer a wide range of products from the extended community of

Cape Town.

17. CITy SIGhTSeeING BuS The open-top double-decker buses of City Sightseeing

are one of the best ways to take in the highlights of Cape Town. With the sun on your

shoulders, and an elevated view of your surroundings.

18. hoRSeBACk RIDING For those who enjoy seeing the countryside at a gallop

with the wind blowing through their hair, horse riding in Cape Town can be a pleasant

and affordable experience.

19. SCuBA DIVING Scuba diving provides access to a colourful and varied range

of marine life, reefs and wrecks, and Cape Town has been touted as the best training

ground for scuba diving in the world.

20. helICoPTeR TouRS We offer chartered or private helicopter tours of Cape

Town. explore the scenic wonders of the Cape Peninsula from the marvellous heights of

one of our helicopters.

21. loNG STReeT long Street has a buzzing energy and it’s one of Cape Town’s

best spots for browsing during the day or a big night out on the town. If you’re looking

for fun vibes and an excuse to stay out all night, visit long Street, party capital of the

Mother City.

22. NIGhTlIFe While Cape Town is beautiful by day, by night, it’s a city of energy,

diversity and rhythm. you’ll find a sprinkling of vibey pubs, cosy pubs and funky live ven-

ues that attract party-goers with bright lights and pumping music.

Cape Town is the capital of the Western Cape. The city’s motto is “Spes Bona”, which is Latin for “good hope”. Cape Town (sometimes called the “Tavern of the seas”) is twinned with London, Buenos Aires, Nice, San Francisco and several other international cities.

The currency is the rand (ZAR). The South African

exchange rate is favourable to most currencies, including the pound, euro and dollar. Most restaurants, shops and hotels accept international

credit cards.

“the air you smell, the sights you see,

the food you taste, the language you

hear, and the feeling you get..nothing

familiar. that is true freedom.

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ReA multi-purpose conference and exhibition centre in the hub of Cape Town’s business and entertainment centre, the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) combines the impassioned dedication of its capable personnel with an extensive range of premium venues, services and facilities.

This innovative venue offers a comprehensive array of services for international and locally based clients, playing host to prominent global conferences, trade shows, concerts and celebrated stage productions.

With the iconic presence of Table Mountain in the background and a stone’s throw from the Atlantic Ocean, the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) offers a unique combination of world-class venues and facili-ties, service-orientated flexibility and profes-sional staff committed to exceed the expecta-tions of our clients and their guests.This multi-purpose convention centre was designed to amaze you with the possibilities ─ providing highly advanced technology servic-es, large-scale capacity venues, fully equipped boardrooms and on-site five-star accommoda-tion.

The CTICC is the first convention centre in Africa to gain three internationally recognised management system certifications simultane-ously, and the first in the world to align its reporting to the sustainability requirements of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) – all of which represents your guarantee of our total commitment to the highest levels of quality, care, safety, and sustainability.

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The CTICC is an impressive

modern building located at a gateway to

the city, with convenient access to

transport and accommodation.

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