Enjoy the charm, style, relaxed informality and flawless service of the Cape Grace, along with its unique personalized attention. You'll find the staff warm, flexible, full of initiative and prepared to go the extra mile. The architecture and decor have been tailored around the requirements of today's leisure and business traveler, with environments of rich colors and texture, wood, natural fabrics and earthy tones. Guest-rooms are immaculately-appointed, calm, spacious areas, as refreshing and inviting as the breath-taking views of mountains and ocean you'll see through the French doors. Amenities at Cape Grace include a private swimming pool hidden by trellised gardens, and their luxurious restaurant named one.waterfront.

One.waterfront restaurant at Cape Grace is adjacent to the international yacht marina and offers spectacular views of the world-famous Table Mountain. It features creative, imaginative, and modern food with a distinct South African influence -- reflecting the high quality and elegant style of Cape Grace. Recently refurbished in rich, strong colors in earthy tones, one.waterfront has a sophisticated yet comfortable air about it... perfect for intimate dinners and special occasions.

South Africa's premiere golfing and leisure resort. Nestled in the heart of South Africa's Garden Route is vacation heaven: the Fancourt Hotel and Country Club. Built around an historic 19th Century manor house, Fancourt boasts two 18 hole championship golf courses designed by Gary Player as well as a whole world of other possibilities set in a stunning natural wonderland. Guests can swim, ride horses, bike or explore the nearby mountains and rainforests, home to a wide diversity of flora and fauna. Play tennis, squash, badminton and basketball. Soak up the sun on golden beaches lapped by the Indian Ocean. Visit the Health and Beauty Pavilion, with full resort spa and gym facilities. Alternatively, simply relax in elegant accommodation and savor superb cuisine in any of four restaurants, and enjoy excellent wines from the hotel's extensive cellars.

The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is set high on a plateau which forms a natural boundary to the unfenced Zambezi National Park, and is just four kilometers from the majestic Victoria Falls. This deluxe 72-roomed African Lodge prides itself on hospitality and food rivaled only by uninterrupted views and magnificent sunsets. Created with a keen eye for detail... hardwoods, thatch, vibrant colors... the effect is awe inspiring. Each bedroom has its own balcony, air-conditioning and modern  bathroom. In the Buffalo Bar, Makuwa-Kuwa Restaurant and pool deck you will enjoy not only the wonderful views, but excellent service from friendly Zimbabwean staff renowned for their warmth and understanding of the needs of international visitors. An on-site waterhole attracts a wide variety of game, including elephants, buffalo, impala and kudu.

Take in a guided tour of the Falls. Almost the entire length of Victoria Falls may be viewed from the rainforest on the Zimbabwean side, opposite the gulf into which the river plunges. This allows unrivaled views of the Devil's Cataract, Main Falls, Horseshoe Falls, Rainbow Falls, and the Eastern Cataract. Include a visit to the craft village, before freshening up and being treated to drinks and snacks while traveling along the Zambezi River on a relaxing sundowner cruise. In the evening you can enjoy an African Spectacular Show at the Victoria Falls Hotel, with traditional Ndawa and Makisi dancers. The spectacular features stilt and pole dancing, intimidating war dances, spirit costumes, folklore, songs and haunting African drums.

Enjoy the charm, style, relaxed informality and flawless service of the Cape Grace, along with its unique personalized attention. You'll find the staff warm, flexible, full of initiative and prepared to go the extra mile. The architecture and decor have been tailored around the requirements of today's leisure and business traveler, with environments of rich colors and texture, wood, natural fabrics and earthy tones. Guest-rooms are immaculately-appointed, calm, spacious areas, as refreshing and inviting as the breath-taking views of mountains and ocean you'll see through the French doors. Amenities at Cape Grace include a private swimming pool hidden by trellised gardens and Quay West restaurant, where some of Cape Town's best-regarded cuisine is served in a light, natural and relaxing atmosphere.

Strategically placed only 200m from the Von Lindequist gate, the eastern entrance to the Etosha National Park, one of Africa’s most awe-inspiring game parks. ‘Mokuti’ in the language of the local Owambo people, means ‘in the bush’, however, the quality of comfort and service offered ensures its guests of a memorable and relaxing sojourn. Mokuti has 106 chalets set under cool thatch, there are single, double, family or luxury units. Each chalet is equipped with air conditioning, en-suite bathroom with shower or bath, hairdryer, radio, satellite TV, direct dial telephone, fridge and tea/coffee making facilities. There are two restaurants, a boma for traditional African braai’s (BBQ), two swimming pools, two floodlit tennis courts and two bars. One of the most impressive features of Mokuti Lodge is the lushness of its vegetation and the tranquility of its natural surroundings, with its own giraffe, a variety of buck, and a number of different walking trails. Alternatively guests can hire mountain bikes to explore the area.