Cape Town & Cape Peninsula
in South Africa

We really recommend making a little trip down to this beach nestled between the stunning South African scenery. Take a dip in the cool crystal blue waters or get your tan on on their beautiful sandy shores.

This tiny, buzzing Asian spot has unforgettably delicious comfort food. What Bao Down lacks in size it makes up for in quality.

The Grand Budapest Hotel in real life? That's exactly what the Belmond Mount Nelson Hotel feels like. Tuck into high tea on the terrace of the iconic pink grand dame and feel like a character in a film.

Everything about Between Us is sophisticated: from its stylish interior to its beautiful ceramics and dishwhare. The light is super lovely in the afternoon, so we always like to pop in for a cappuccino and a little treat after lunch.

This casual gastropub is indispensable in the Kloof Street, having been known amongst the locals as the best spot for a hearty comforting meal. Although its owners have experiences in Michelin-starred restaurants, the Black Sheep remains an unpretentious and modest dining experience. But best believe that the food is still star-worthy!

Everything about the Bobbejaanskloof retreat is good for the soul. From the views of the plains sweeping into a mountainous landscape, to the provenance and cosiness of the farmhouse - there is no place like it to reconnect with nature in a comfortable way.

Café Caprice is a place where mornings are for Mimosas and the evenings are for dancing. Perched on the shore of Camps Bay, the popular beach bar is a place to see and be seen.

Inspired by the owners’ mother, Sophia Electra, Café Sofi is a nod to their favourite recipes. The menu centres on comforting dishes with subtle Greek influences – spanning breakfast and lunch favourites including honey-butter croissants, crispy hake baps, beef ragù rösti, and generous sourdough sandwiches. All served in a soft, light-filled space with striped floors and warm wood furniture just off Kloof Street. 

The design at Camissa House is luxurious, and so is the hospitality. We adore its clean, minimalist aesthetic and striking unobstructed view of the Cape Town landscape.

Get your daily swim in here, take the narrow staircase down between the houses and you'll find yourself on a beautiful beach with white sands and deep blue water. 

Creation Wines is situated on the scenic Hemel-en-Aarde Ridge, in the heart of the Cape Floral Kingdom. It is a place where family and friends meet to celebrate world-class wines and creative cuisine. The name ‘Creation’ came about as a tribute to the favourable wine growing conditions the team have created. Founders Jean-Claude and Carolyn Martin wanted to refer to the fact that we were the very first to establish virus-free vineyards on the farm, as well as reminding visitors and guests of their purpose of finding the spirit of renewal.

This local jewellery design studio has a wonderful selection of elegant yet cool pieces designed to be worn every day. Looking for something a bit more special? Let the friendly staff help you find that perfect piece.

Hidden atop a steep stairway, this unassuming ramen restaurant is a true hidden gem. With its authentic Japanese cuisine and rustic, cozy interior, it's definitely a neighbourhood fav. And by far the best Shoyu Ramen we've had in Cape Town.