November 2012 - Hello Cape Town

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CAPE TOWN Publications that work for you

KIRSTENBOSCH 100 YEARS,

NOW & THEN

CAMPHOR AVENUE

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YOUR GUIDE TO THE MOTHER CITY

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CONTENTS 6-7 8 - 11 12 14 16 - 17 18 20 21 22 - 23 27 28 - 29 32 - 33 34 35 38 46

Save the Date Dining Restaurant of the month Museums After Hours On stage Weekend Scene Outdoor Activities Wildlife All year Round Kidz Zone What to see Shopping Places of Interest Tourism News Nightlife Info

Maps 24 - 25 26 30 36

Cape Town Peninsula Stellenbosch Western Province

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South Africa

Publisher Ari Spinner 082 696 0756 ari@hellowinelands.com Featuring Editor Marketing Consultant Tovi Don Jessica Nosworthy (021) 426 5112 082 924 3153 / (021) 426 5112 tovi@eat8.co.za hellocapetown1@gmail.com Administrator Shirlene Visagie (021) 426 5111 shirlene@eat8.co.za

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Welcome to Cape Town.

It’s our pleasure to host you,.

What better way to explore a city than through its local hang out’s and all the entertainment possibilities it has to offer?

Luckily, the mother city is a mixture of cultures made up of a rich heritage you can explore and you are guaranteed an exciting stay with the friendliest, most welcoming people.

Inside the magazine you’ll find activities to fill up your daylight hours and your evenings entertainment, whether you’re a first time visitor or lucky to be a regular traveller to Cape Town’s shores.

Have a wonderful time,

The Hello Team

Graphic Editor Taryn Meyer (021) 426 5111 editor@eat8.co.za

tel/fax: (021) 426 5117 P.O. Box 888, Rhine Rd, 8050. Published and copywritten by Hello Cape Town All rights reserved. While every care has been taken in compiling the information in this publication, Hello Cape Town can not be held responsible for any omissions or errors. CK2002/007961/23

WINELANDS WINE REGIONS OF SOUTH AFRICA

COPYRIGHT The image remains the property of Kirstenbosch NBG, SANBI. Kirstenbosch NBG and the photographer where cited should be acknowledged for each image when the image is published, according the following format: Photo: Photographer’s Name, Kirstenbosch NBG Images shall not be used / reproduced for any purpose other than those agreed to.Images supplied shall not be sent electronically or in any other form to a third party, without the photographer’s written consent

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KIRSTENBOSCH CEL KIRSTENBOSCH 100 YEARS

In May 1913, the Government of the day set aside the estate of Kirstenbosch for the establishment of a National Botanical Garden at Kirstenbosch. The Garden was to be controlled by a Board of five Trustees, three appointed by the Government, one by the Municipality of Cape Town and one by the Botanical Society.

The Board held its first meeting on 16 June 1913, and appointed Prof. H.H.W. Pearson as Honorary Director (with no salary) and J.W. Mathews as Curator. A Secretary, a Ranger and a Gardener were also appointed. On 1 July 1913, the Kirstenbosch estate was handed over to the Board of Trustees and Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden was born.

This was achieved after years of skilful and persistent campaigning by Pearson, in competition with the Department of Agriculture’s plans for a national botanical survey and national herbarium in Pretoria.

Pearson’s vision for the new botanical garden was the study and preservation of the country’s indigenous flora, something no other botanical garden had ever done.

Pearson and Mathews were confronted with a neglected, overgrown farm, a ruined homestead, hordes of pigs, thickets of weeds and extensive plantations of alien plants. The property had been used for timber by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) since 1657 and belonged to the Company until the first British Occupation of the Cape in 1795.

It was privately owned from 1811, farmed from 1823 until 1895, when it was purchased by Cecil John Rhodes who allowed the land to become neglected and the homestead was left empty and fell into ruin. On his death in 1902, the land was bequeathed to the Government, and the Forestry Department planted the estate with Pines and Eucalypts.

Much of the early work involved clearing the

weeds and constructing paths and stormwater drains, but attention also had to be given to the prevention of fire, theft and poaching. In the first year, the nursery site had been selected (beside the Bath Stream in the Dell), terraced and a workshed erected, and the main lawn had been cleared and planted with grass.

In the first ten to fifteen years many of the principle features of the garden were established: hundreds of cycads were planted in the Cycad Amphitheatre, the rock work along the Bath stream and stone work in the Dell and the Cycad Amphitheatre was completed, Colonel Bird’s Bath was restored, the Main Pond was excavated, Mathews Rockery and the Koppie were laid out, the Protea Garden, Erica Garden and Arboretum were begun, and the living plant collections were being built up.

Right from the beginning, the development of the garden has followed the natural, flowing landscape, rather than imposing itself upon it with rigid, geometric lines, and the natural stone has been used for the paths, rockeries and walls.

It is thanks to Pearson’s foresight, determination and skill that we have a botanical garden at Kirstenbosch. The passion, hard work and dedication of the staff, and the support of the Botanical Society and its members over the past 100 years have made Kirstenbosch what it is today.

Website: www.sanbi.org/gardens/kirstenbosch.

Tel: 021 799 8783.

NBG, NBI, SANBI

A new institution was also established on 1 July 1913, the National Botanic Gardens of South Africa (NBG). The aim of this institution was to create a national network of botanic gardens throughout South Africa, at least one garden in each ecological region of the country, and to focus on its indigenous flora.

The second director of the NBG, R.H. Compton, established the first regional garden, the Karoo

The Camphor Avenue in late summer (February), when the Streptocarpus, also known as Wild Gloxinia or Cape Primrose (Streptocarpus species) are flowering. Photographer: Alice Notten, Kirstenbosch NBG

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NBG, in 1921. The third director, H.B. Rycroft added five gardens: Harold Porter NBG in 1959, the Free State NBG in 1967, the Lowveld NBG and the transfer of the Natal Botanic Garden to the NBG in 1969, and the Witwatersrand NBG in 1982 (renamed the Walter Sisulu NBG in 2004).

The NBG was amalgamated with the Botanical Research Institute (BRI) to become the National Botanical Institute (NBI) in 1989. The Pretoria NBG came into the NBI with the merge.

In 2004, the NBI became the South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI). The ninth garden, the Hantam NBG, was added in 2007 and the tenth, in the Eastern Cape, is on the horizon.

Website: www.sanbi.org. Head Office: Tel 012 843 5000. Email: info@sanbi.org.za

THE BOTANICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA

There would be no Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden without the Botanical Society of South Africa. The land for the Garden was granted on condition that the organisation be formed to support the development of the National Botanical Garden. The Society was formed on 10 June 1913 and held its first general meeting on 31 July 1913.

Its original aims were to encourage the public’s involvement in the development of Kirstenbosch, to augment the Government grants, to organise botanical shows, and to enlighten and instruct members on botanical subjects.

These aims are virtually unchanged today, and the Botanical Society has grown with the old NBG and now SANBI to extend its support to the eight other National Botanical Gardens as well as Kirstenbosch.

Head Office: Tel 021 797 2090. Kirstenbosch Branch: Tel 021 671 5468.

Website: www.botanicalsociety.org.za

Camphor Avenue circa 1930.

Credit: Elliott Collection, National Archives

LEBRATES A 100 YEARS OLD MUTUAL SUMMER SUNSET CONCERTS AT KIRSTENBOSCH Every Sunday: 25 November 2012 to 7 April 2013 17h30 – 19h00. GATES OPEN @ 16h00, CONCERT STARTS @17h30 Adults R110, Youth (6-21 yrs with ID) R80, Bot Soc members (with card) R100 Online ticket sales: www.webtickets.co.za. Telephonic bookings (021 761 2866) can be made from the Tuesday before each concert, with an administration fee of R10 per ticket applicable.

Box Office tickets go on sale on the Tuesday preceding each concert, from the Visitors’ Centre Ticket Office only. On Sundays tickets will be available at all three entrances.

NOVEMBER 2012

FEBRUARY 2013

25 November

DECEMBER 2012

Daniel Bedingfield (2)

2 December 9 December 13, 14, 15, 16 Dec 23 December 30 December 31 December

Mango Groove (2) Zebra & Giraffe (2) Cape Town’s Carols at Kirstenbosch Prime Circle (2) Yoav & Tailor (1) NYE Hugh Masekela & Hot Water

3 February 10 February 17 February 24 February

JANUARY 2013 6 January 13 January 20 January 27 January

Arno Carstens (2) The Parlotones (3) Jimmy Dludlu (2) Toya Delazy & Lindiwe Suttle (2)

Freshlyground (2) Cape Town Folk n Acoustic Music Festival (1) Sipho “Hotstix” Mabuse (2) The Cape Philharmonic Orchestra (2)

MARCH 2013 3 March 10 March 17 March 21 March (public holiday) 24 March 31 March

Goldfish (2) Jeremy Loops (1) Ringo Madlingozi (2) Kirstenbosch Centenary Fundraiser (performers to be announced) Shadowclub & Gangs of Ballet (1) Mi Casa & Natasha Meister (2)

APRIL 2013 1 April

Rate 1

Rate 2

Rate 3

Adults

R85

R110

R135

Youth (6 - 21 with ID)

R60

R80

R110

Bot Soc members (with card)

R75

R100

R120

Johnny Clegg (2)

PICNIC HAMPERS Available from Moyo Restaurant Kirstenbosch (021 762 9585) or the Kirstenbosch Tea Room (021 797 4883). Refreshments will be on sale at all the concerts.

DISABLED PARKING Concert info: 021 799 8783/8620/8773 Ticket sales: 021 761 2866 / 799 8782 Online ticket sales: www.webtickets.co.za www.oldmutual.co.za/music www.sanbi.org Facebook fan page: Old Mutual Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts Twitter: @KirstenboschNBG

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S av e t CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL KITE FESTIVAL

When: Saturday, 03 November 2012 to Sunday, 04 November 2012 Where: Muizenberg Lets go Fly a Kite ...

‘All about ability’ is the theme for the 18th Cape Town International Kite Festival, which is happening on 3rd and 4th November 2012 in Muizenberg and is proudly hosted by Cape Mental Health.

This is Africa’s biggest kite festival and attracts over 20,000 visitors, including some of the biggest names in kiting in South Africa and the world who fly in to show off their magnificent kite creations.

With kite-making, kite-flying, food stalls, kiddies’ rides, a full programme of entertainment and an eclectic craft market, this is family entertainment at its best. The Cape Town International Kite Festival will be open from 10:00 to 18:00 each day and takes place on the lawns surrounding Zandvlei, Muizenberg. There is lots of parking and easy access by train (False Bay or Muizenberg stations).

Entry is just R20 for adults and R10 for children.

More and more people are suffering from stress and mental ill-health,” said Ingrid Daniels, Director of Cape Mental health. “By inviting people to fly their kites, and highlighting the connection between physical and mental well-being, we hope to uplift minds and bodies”.

Contact: +27 (0)21 447-9040 for more information on the Cape Town International Kite Festival and Cape Mental Health.

CAPE TOWN FESTIVAL OF BEER

When: Friday, 23 November 2012 to Sunday, 25 November 2012 The Cape Town Festival of Beer is the largest festival of beer in South Africa. It is set for the 23rd, 24th and 25th of November at Hamilton’s Rugby Club.

Cape Town’s Festival of Beer is a celebration of brewing heritage and craft from around the world.

Featuring over 50 breweries and almost 150 brands; this is the premier celebration of all things beer.

Participate in guided beer tours, workshops, beer

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judging, blind tastings, sample a variety of beers and watch home brewing demonstrations. Also, learn more about the appreciation of artisanal beer and perfect food choices to pair with each brew.

The weekend promises great entertainment for the whole family; a variety of beer and food, music, rugby on big screens and is a highlight on the Cape Town calendar.

Venue: Hamilton’s Rugby Club Costs: Full price R100, although early bird specials are available. Kings tables with own draught machines available.

Get into the 20s swing with Great Gatsby at Spier from 20th November – 31st December 2012.

Following sold out shows in London, this interactive stage adaptation of the famous Scott Fitzgerald novel promises live jazz, dancing and unbridled hedonism on the Spier Hotel lawns!

Expect late night foxtrots, moonshine in teapots, pearls and flappers, bootleggers and millionaires.

Ticket price R630pp, includes show, food and a bottle of wine per couple. Early bird (before 10 November) and group bookings (10+) R550pp.

Join the party, dressed in your 20’s best – it’s all happening at the Spier speakeasy……..book at computicket www.computicket.co.za Stay for the night and get the special rate of R900 for a double room at the Spier Hotel breakfast included book 021 8091100 or reservations@spier. co.za RMB WINEX

When: Thursday, 29 November 2012 to Friday, 30 November 2012 Where: Cape Town Central WineX Rand Merchant Bank Wine Festival South Africa’s premier wine festival is celebrating its 10th birthday in 2012. Join us for a Ballroom Buzz - with fine wines and fabulous food for more discriminating palates. WineX brings the world of wine to the heart of the South African consumer economy.

Drink wine, be fabulous.

RMB WineX distinguished by its cosmopolitan and wine-in-the-city feel - where show visitors meet and mingle with award-winning winemakers, taste their most recent vintages and trophy wines, while updating on the latest wine gadgets and glassware.

Sponsored by Rand Merchant Bank, WineX is the premier public event on South Africa’s national wine calendar and draws thousands of wine enthusiasts every year.

RMB WineX also offers an excellent opportunity to stock up via not-to-be-missed Shop@Show deals.

Venue: CTICC (Cape Town Convention Centre) Contact: +27 (0)11 482-5936 Tickets: Available from Computicket

THE CAPE TOWN WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL

When: 9-10 November 2012 The first of its kind, The Cape Town World Music Festival will be an accessible inner-city music festival showcasing the best in World Music in a format that is crafted to enlighten, entertain and engage.

The festival is designed for enthusiastic fans of the genre, as well as hopes to attract a new culturally curious audience. Cape Town will experience 32 acts over 2 days, placed on four unique stages, each showcasing diverse music from across the globe.

From traditional and roots music to world dance music and modern world adaptations from all continents, the festival caters to all music lovers.

Spanning from Harrington Square to the Assembly and the Mahogany Room, the festival will feature: a main day/night live music stage with both local and international artists, a day time free stage, an intimate acoustic/listening space and a late night Nu World dance stage featuring the best of world dance music. The festival will also host a series of music and industry workshops as a build up to the main event, as well as host a day time local craft market, food stalls and bars on event days.

Friday: All stage pass: R150 Nu World Party Fri Night: R80 Saturday: All stage pass: R250 Full weekend All stage pass: R320 www.capetownworldmusicfestival.com CAP CLASSIQUE & CHAMPAGNE FESTIVAL

When: Friday, 30 November 2012 to Sunday, 02 December 2012 Where: Franschhoek Cap Classique & Champagne FestivalStarry eyed lovers, epicures, champagne aficionados, merrymakers, curiosity cats and anyone who simply loves the good life will be heading to Franschhoek for this “Magic of Bubbles” festival.

The culinary capital of South Africa has a dazzling array of outstanding eateries. Restaurants will compile special menus to complement the bubbly, so come along and awaken your senses with the Valley’s outstanding cuisine. A shopper’s seventh heaven, Franschhoek’s stylish boutiques will entice

h e dat e festive-season shoppers! Of course bubbly in all its guises will be on sale throughout the festivities, a perfect Christmas gift.

Spend the Champagne festival weekend popping corks, filling flutes, sipping vivacious bubbly and snacking on delicacies prepared by some of the valley’s gourmet masterminds.

Telephone: +27 (0)21 876-2861 Venue: Franschhoek Monument, Franschhoek MAMAMAGIC, THE BABY EXPO Dates:2 - 4 Nov 2012 Where:CTICC Opening Times: 09h00 – 18h00 daily Entrance Fee: R65 per adult, children under 10 free (max of 2 children free per adult) R50 per pensioner (proof of ID required) Tickets available at Computicket With much anticipation and excitement already surrounding the arrival of MamaMagic™, The Baby Expo to the Mother City from 2 – 4 November, 2012 at the CTICC, MamaMagic tickets are now available exclusively from Computicket outlets.

MamaMagic strives to make every moment of your parenting experience magical and with over 1000 brands to peruse; you will be spoilt for choice.

To make it even more irresistible, Baby City, our official retail partner, brings you over 1000 show specials that you will have to take advantage off.

You’ll be able to buy the very latest goods and services from 0-6 years to make your life as a parent easier.

But that’s not all… thanks again to Baby City we also have our pint size visitors covered. This year together with their favourite purple dinosaur, Barney™, MamaMagic is thrilled to welcome CBeebies Nina and the Neurons to our shows. With much enthusiasm already mounting for her fun filled experiments and Barney’s well known singa-long songs, the CTICC is bound to take centre stage in the Mother City during the weekend.

As usual there will be a huge rush for the shows and booking is essential. To avoid disappointment, reserve your seat when purchasing your ticket from Computicket to make sure your children leave the show as happy as you will. So don’t wait another day and remember you can either buy one from Computicket’s online store or from one of their many outlets. And don’t forget to book your free Barney and Nina and the Neurons show tickets at the same time as you definitely don’t want to miss out on this highlight of the show!

BARNEY AND NINA AND THE NEURONS SHOW TIMES AT THE BABY CITY AUDITORIUM (Duration: 45 minutes) Friday to Sunday: 10h30, 13h30 and 15h30 www.mamamagic.co.za

THE GREEN EXPO 23 -25 November 2012 The complex issues of climate change, biodiversity, biotechnology and social investment are the big challenges facing society today. Our objective is to promote sustainability as a way of life, to make sustainability “Cool”.

Everyone should be addressing sustainability issues and everyone can make a difference.

For businesses, sustainability reporting and standards will become increasingly important over the next few years and opportunities to profit from the necessary changes that society will be adopting abound.

People are rapidly becoming more and more interested in making changes to their own habits as well as understanding the business opportunities that are already awaiting us.

20 Park Road, Rondebosch 021 689 3262 info@thegreenexpo.co.za

CABLEWAY OFFERS CAPE SUNSETS AT HALF THE PRICE After endless rainy days and winter chills, Capetonians can finally gear up for longer days and beautiful sunsets this summer. The Table Mountain Cableway half price Sunset Special is exactly what visitors need to lift their spirits by taking a trip up the mountain to enjoy the magnificent views of the Cape Peninsula.

The popular Sunset Special, which allows visitors to take a half-price ride up the Cableway from 6pm daily, runs from 1 November – 21 December 2012 , and then from 7 January – 28 February 2013 Adults pay R102.50 and children just R50 to experience magnificent views and the sun setting over the Peninsula. Once on top visitors can savour delicious food from the Café or enjoy retail therapy from the Shop at the Top. Adults pay R102.50 per person return while children under 18 years pay R50 per person return after 6pm only. The half price Sunset Special tickets are available from the ticket office only. The special runs from 1 November – 21 December 2012 , and then from 7 January – 28 February 2013.

The Cableway operates weather permitting. For information call (021) 424 8181 or visit www.tablemountain.net

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DIN ASIAN BUKHARA

TAIWAN CITY

A: 33 Church Str. T: 021 424 0000 www.bukhara.com

A: Shop 421, Canal Walk Century City T: 021 555 3081

EASTERN FOOD BAZAAR

TAKUMI

A: The Wellington Darling Street T: 021 461 2458 www.easternfoodbazaar. co.za

HAIKU A: 58 Burg Street T: 021 424 7000 www.bukhara.com

A: 3 Park Road, Gardens T: 021 424 8879 On Facebook

RG’S KABAB MAHAL A: 315 Main Road T: 021 434 0008 / 9 www.dining-out.co.za

WAKAME &WAFU A: 1st and 2nd Floor, Cnr

SOUTH CHINA DIM Surrey Place and Beach SUM BAR Road Mouille Point A:289 Long Street T: 078 846 3656

T: 021 433 2377 www.wakame.co.za

GAME ARNOLD’S RESTAURANT

www.captains-table.co.za

FRANCOIS RESTAURANT

A: 60 Kloof Street T: 021 424 4344

A: Aquila Game Lodge T: 021 421 4998 www.aquilasafari.com

A: Cnr Beach & Recreation Road Fish Hoek T: 021 782 3066 www.food24.com/Restaurants.../Restaurants/ Francois-Restaurant

BLACK MARLIN

MAMA AFRICA

A: Main Road, Millers Point, Simons Town T: 021 876 1621 www.blackmarlin.co.za

A: 178 Long Street T: 021 426 1017 www.dining-out.co.za

CAPE MALAY RESTAURANT

A: Cnr Coen Steytler and Heerengracht Road, Foreshore T: 021 418 3366 www.marimbasa.com

BIG 5 SOUTH AFRICAN

A: Hohenort Hotel 93 Brommeryslei Road T: 021 794 2137 www.cellars-hohenort. com/cape-malay

CITY GRILL STEAKHOUSE A: V & A Waterfront T: 021 421 9820 www.citygrill.co.za

MARIMBA

THEO’S GRILL A: 163 Beach Road Mouille Point T: 021 439 3494 www.dining-out.co.za

WESTCOAST OSTRICH FARM

CAPTAIN’S TALE & A: Westcoast Ostrich TWO & SIXPENCE Ranch, Van Schoorsdrif Rd, Philadelphia off N7 PUB A: 88 St George’s Street T: 021 786 1371

T: 021 972 1955 www.ostrichranch.co.za

GRILLS 1800

www.carne-sa.com

A: The Cape Royal, 47 Main Rd T: 021 430 0506 www.18hundreddegrees. com

GRAND CAFÉ & BEACH

& UNION

SAINTS BURGER JOINT

A: 110 Bree Street T: 021 422 2770

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A: Granger Bay Rd, off Beach RdT: 021 425 0551 www.thegrand.co.za

A: 84 Kloof Street

NING www.wininganddining. co.za/western-cape/capetown/city-bowl/-union

T: 021 424 0030

SQUIRES

A: 1- 4 Strand Street Woodstock T: 021 447 2133

A: The District, Grand West Casino T: 021 534 9194 On Facebook

BRAZA

THE HUSSAR GRILL

A: Canal Walk Shopping Center T: 021 555 0335

A: 107A, Main Road, Green Point T: 021 433 2081 www.dining-out.co.za

AMADODA BRAAI

CARNE- SA A: 70 Keerom Street T: 021 424 3460

INTERNATIONAL 96 WINERY ROAD RESTAURANT A: Winery Road off R44 Zanberg farm T: 021 842 2020 www.96wineryroad.co.za

BLUES RESTAURANT A: The Promenade, Victoria Road Camps Bay T: 021 438 2040 www.blues.co.za

DE VOLKSKOMBUIS A: An de Wagenweg Stellenbosch T: 021 887 2121 www.volkskombuis.co.za

LA COLOMBE A: Constantia Uitsig Estate T: 021 794 2390 www.constantia-uitsig. com

LA PETITE FERME A: Pass Road Franschhoek T: 021 876 3016 www.lapetiteferme.co.za

MANO’S A: 39 Main Road T: 021 434 1090 www.mano.co.za

MON PLAISIR A: At Chamonix Wine Farm Uitkyk Street T: 021 876 2393 www.monplaisir.co.za

REUBEN’S A: Oude Stallen 19 Huguenot Road T: 021 876 3772 www.reubens.co.za

THE ROUNDHOUSE A: Kloof Road T: 021 438 4347 www.theroundhouserestaurant.co.za

MEDITERRANEAN 95 KEEROM

POSTICINO

A: 95 Keerom Street T: 021 422 0765 www.95keerom.com

A: Cnr Main & Albany Roads, Sea Point T: 021 439 4014 / 3964 www.posticino.co.za

BIESMIELLAH A: 021 423 0850 T: Wale & Pentz Street www.biesmiellah.co.za

IL LEONE MASTRANTONIO A: 22 Cobern Street, Green Point T: 021 421 0071 www.mastrantonio.com

ROCCA A: Cape Quarter, 27 Somerset Rd, Green Point T: 021 418 8000

TASCA RESTAURANT A: Shop 154, V&A Waterfront T: 021 438 1213 www.tascadebelem.co.za

LA PERLA

VALORA

A: Cnr Church & Beach Roads, Sea Point T: 021 434 2471 www.laperla.co.za

A: Corner of Loop & Hout Street T: 021 426 1001 www.valora.co.za

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DINING SEAFOOD BAIA

PANAMA JACKS

A: V&A Waterfront T: 021 421 0935 www.baiarestaurant. co.za

A: Quay 500, Cape Town Harbour T: 021 447 3992 www.panamajacks.net

BLOWFISH RESTAURANT

PARANGA A: Shop 1, The Promenade, Victoria Road Camps Bay T: 021438 0404 www.paranga.co.za

A: 1 MARINE Dr. Dolphin Beach, Tableview T: 021 556 5456 www.blowfishrestaurant. PIGALLE co.za A: 57 A Somerset Road

CODFATHER A: 34 The Dr. Camps Bay T: 021 438 0782 www.dining-out.co.za

DUNES A: 1 Beach Road T: 021 790 1876 www.dunesrestaurant.co.za

OCEAN BLUE A: Shop 3, The Promenade Victoria Road Camps Bay T: 021 438 9838 / 9 www.dining-out.co.za

Green Point T: 021 421 4848 www.pigallerestaurants. co.za

SOUTHPOLE A: Ocean Square, Sunset Beach T: 021 551 5752 www.southpolerestaurant. co.za

THE LOOKOUT DECK A: Harbour Road T: 021 790 0900 www.thelookoutdeck.co.za

TAPAS BLAKES BAR & LOUNGE A: 189 Buitengracht Str T: 072 451 5356 021 422 4747 www.blakesbar.co.za

FRENCH TOAST A: 199 Bree Street T: 021 422 4084 www.frenschtoastwine. com

FORK A: 84 Long Street T: 021 424 6334 www.fork-restaurant. co.za

GIOVANNI’S A: 103 Main Road, Green Point T: 021 434 6893

www.giovannisrestaurant.com

LA BRUXIA A: 341 Main Road, Sea Point T: 021 434 8794 www.labohembistro. co.za

MYKONOS TAVERNA A: 343 Main Rd,Sea point T: 021 439 2106

SALERO A: Shop No 7216, Upper Level, V & A Waterfront T: 021 421 1916 www.waterfront.co.za/ eat/eatcontent/Pages/ Salero.aspx

A TASTE OF AFRICA ADDIS IN CAPE - Ethopian A: 41 Church Street www.addisincape.co.za

T: 021 424 5722

AFRICA CAFE From Moroccan through Ethiopian and Zambian, all the way to Xhosa and Cape Malay.

A: 108 Shortmarket street T: 032 422 0221 www.africacafe.co.za BIESMIELLAH - Cape Malay experience A: Wale & Pentz Streets, Bo-Kaap,T: 021 423 0850 www.biesmiellah.co.za

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GOLD

THE TEST KITCHEN

GOLD Restaurant is a vibrant, eclectic Pan-African experience GOLD of Africa Museum A: 15 Bennett street, Greenpoint T: 021 421 4653 www.goldrestaurant.co.za

Cuisine: Innovative creations by Luke Dale-Roberts Open: Lunch & Dinner - Tuesday to Saturday, A: The Old Biscuit Mill, 375 Albert Road, Woodsto ck T: 021 447 2337 http://thetestkitchen.co.za

THE CAPE MALAY RESTAURANT

BIZERCA BISTRO

The spicey, rustic colours of the Cape’s unique cuisine at the Cellars .

A: 93 Brommersvlei Road Constantia T: 021 794 2149 www.cellars-hohenort.com/cape-malay

Cuisine: A marriage of traditional French classics with the own authentic style of Cyrillia and Laurent Deslandes.

Open: Lunch & Dinner -Monday to Friday A: Jetty Street, Forshore T: 021 418 0001 NOBU & REUBEN’S restaurants at the One & only Hotel are listed farther ahead

LELAPA Traditional Township restaurant in Langa A: 49 Harlem Avenue, Langa T: 021 694 2681 www.theunlimitedletsgo.co.za

HALAAL

IKHAYA Ikhaya African Restaurant offers a memorable celebration of fine food and resplendent surroundings A: V&A Waterfront T: 021 418 3728 www.ikhaya.co.za

BIHARI - Indian

MAMMA AFRICA

DAAWAT

A place of African Food, African Music & African Happiness A: 178 Long Street T: 021 426 1017 www.mamaafricarest.net

The authentic Pakistani Restaurant A: Dockside Building, Buitengracht & 31 Machu Street T: 021 421 9017 www.daawat.co.za RAASOIE - Indian A: 115 Kloof Street Gardens T: 021 423 1777 www.dining-out.co.za

MARCO’S AFRICAN PLACE Indigenous African & Cape Malay Cuisine A: 15 Rose Lane Bo-Kaap, Cape Town T: 021 423 5412 www.marcosafricanplace.co.za MOYO Sophisticated African experience A: Eden on the Bay Shopping Centre Bloubergstra nd T: 021 554 9671 / 2 www.moyo.co.za

MOYO KIRSTENBOSCH T: 021 762 9585

NOON GUN TEA ROOM & RESTAURANT - Aromatic, Spicy, traditional Cape Malay food.Strikly Halaal A: 273 Longmarket St. Signal Hill, Bo- Kaap T: 021 424 0529 www.noonguntearoom.co.za

NYONIS KRAAL

Traditional African, Eastern and European flavours, recipes and cultures together A: 98 Long Street T: 021 422 0529 / 0525 www.nyoniskraal.co.za

ROOTIS CAPE MALAY Authentic Cape Malay Farefully halaal A: Clock Tower Centre,Waterfront T: 021 425 8810

CHEF RESTAURANTS DEAR ME Cuisine: A celebration of local and seasonal Open: Monday to Friday: 7:00-15:00. Dinner Thursday by Vanessa Marx.

A: 165 Longmarket Street T: 021 422 4920 www.dearme.co.za

LA MOUETTE Cuisine: Exciting, modern French food with a distinctly Mediterranean flair by Henry Vigar Open: Dinner - Monday to Sunday, Lunch - Friday to Sunday A: 78 Regent Roa, Sea Point T: 021 433 0856 http://lamouette-restaurant.co.za

A: Paddock Shopping Centre Milnerton T: 021 522 9894 www.bihari.co.za

SIMPLY ASIA A: V & A Waterfront / Heritage Square (CBD) T: 021 425 5555 www.simplyasia.co.za ANATOLI– Turkish Restaurant A: 24 Napier Street Greenpoint T: 021 419 2501 www.anatoli.co.za

EASTERN FOOD BAZAAR A: 96 Longmarket Street T: 021 461 2458 www.easternfoodbazaar.co.za OCEAN BASKET –Seafood A: Cnr Main and Gabriel Road, Plumstead T: 021 761 0765 (All of Ocean basket food in all the branches is strictly Halaal) www.oceanbasket.com

HIDDEN TREASURES

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ape Town hotels are the home to some of the finest dining experience that our city can provide as part of the indulging hospitality tradition. Reservation is highly recommended for all venues.

CBD BOMBAY BRASSERIE Cuisine: Fine Indian Specialty dining A: The Taj, CBD T: 021 819 2000

MEZBAAN Cuisine: Northern Indian ( Mughlai), Halaal A: Hilton Cape Town T: 021 481 3700 www.capetowncitycentre.hilton.com

PLANET RESTAURANT Cuisine:Contemporary South African food served in impeccable surrounding A: Mount Nelson Hotel, Gardens T: 021 483 1948 www.mountnelson.co.za

SAVOUR Cuisine: Globel menu, available all day.

A: 15 On Orange Hotel T: 021 469 8000

DINING A: the Peninsula Hotel www.peninsula.co.za

T: 021 430 7777

www.africanpridehotels.com TWANKEY BAR

A: One & Only Hotel

Cuisine: Oyster & Champagne Bar A: The Taj, CBD T: 021 819 2000

Cuisine: The creative menu of Reuben Riffel

TOP OF THE RITZ

A: One & Only Hotel

THIRTY 7 Cuisine:Contemporary

CLIPPER RESTAURANT

Cuisine: European Kitchen with a South African taste on a 360° revolving platform. A: Ritz Hotel T: 021 439 6988 www.ritzrestarants.co.za

T: 021 431 5111

REUBEN’S T: 021 431 5222

THE PEPPER CLUB

Cuisine: Seafood Delicacies A: The Commodore Hotel www.commodorehotel.co.za

Cuisine: Continental

QUARTER RESTAURANT

A: The Pepper Club Luxury Hotel & Spa, T: 021 438 3174 www.pepperclub.co.za

Cuisine: Fine Dining in the Cape Malay tradition

A: Westin Grand Arabella Quays T: 021 412 9999

A: The Portswood Hotel

T: 021 415 1000

WINE BARS T: 021 418 3281

TOBAGO’S RESTAURANT

GREEN POINT

Cuisine: International

CONNEXION

A: Radisson Blu, Granger Bay

Cuisine: A Tapas styled meu and an extensive wine by the glass list.

A: Protea Hotel, Victoria Junction T: 021 418 1234

THE ATLANTIC GRILL

T: 021 441 3000

Cuisine: International A: The Table Bay Hotel

T: 021 406 5918

OYO

V& A WATERFRONT

Cuisine: Seafood, Mediterranean

BASCULE WHISKEY,WINE & COCKTAIL

A: Victoria & Alfred Hotel T: 021 419 6677 www.newmarkhotels.com/newmark/oyo/

Cuisine: International A: Cape Grace Hotel T: 021 410 7100 www.capegrace.com/dining/bascule

SEA POINT

SIGNAL RESTAURANT

Cuisine: Simple, Approachable, honest food

Cuisine: Creative Cape Cuisine A: Cape Grace Hotel T: 021 410 7080 www.capegrace.com/dining/signal_restaurant

A: Ambassador Hotel, Bantry Bay T: 021 439 7258 www.newmarkhotels.com/newmark/salt/

NOBU

Cuisine: International, Cape Malay evenings on Wednesday & Espetada special on Thursdays.

Cuisine: Sublime Japanese Cuisine

SALT RESTAURANT & BAR

SUNSET RESTAURANT

BELTHAZAR RESTAURANT& WINE BAR A: V&A Waterfront T: 021 421 3753 www.belthazar.co.za

GORGEOUS BY GRAHAM BECK

BAR& RESTAURANT A: Cape Quarter Extension, Piazza Level, 27 Somerset Road De Waterkant T: 021 418 6293 www.thecrucafe.com

Bubbly bar - A: Steenberg Estate, Tokai Rd, Constantia T: 021 713 7177 www.gorgeosbygrahambeck.com

FRENCH TOAST

CHENIN RESTAURANT WINE BAR

LA BOHEME WINE BAR & BISTRO

A: Heritage Square, 92 Bree Str T: 021 422 1367 www.thenose.co.za

A: 341 Main Rd, Sea Point T: 021 434 8717 www.labohembistro. co.za

CRU CAFÉ WINE

Wine & Tapas Bar A: 199 Bree Str. T: 021 422 3839 www.frenchtoastwine. com

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F O T AN TH R N AU MO T S E RE TH

MUSEUMS HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT The Houses Of Parliament are an architectural wonder. Gallery tickets are available from Room 12.

Overseas visitors must present their passports.

The parliament building, which also houses the Library of Parliament, is beautiful, with its central dome and Corinthian porticos and pavilions. You can also sit in the public gallery during a parliamentary session.The original designer, Charles Freeman, miscalculated the foundations and was replaced by Henry Greaves, who oversaw the building until completion in 1885. The new House of Assembly was designed by Sir Herbert Baker.

A pedestrian walkway, Government Avenue, runs through the Company Gardens and provides easy access to Parliament and other nearby attractions are Greenmarket Square, the Castle of Good Hope and the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. Between July and January, guided tours take place from Monday to Friday: 11:00 and 14:00 Address: 90 Plein Street Cape Town Tel: 021 403 2266 Houses of Parliament - Cape Town on the web: http://www.parliament.gov.za/

the game in South Africa. With items dating back to 1891 the museum is a must for any sports fan visiting Cape Town. Take a trip down memory lane; listen to some old radio commentaries; follow the path to unity in South African Rugby and the emergence of the South African Rugby Football Union out of the four previous administration bodies. This museum is a fitting tribute to all South African rugby players, administrators and supporters. Tours are scheduled by arrangement from Monday to Friday, between 09h00 and 16h00. Only groups will be accommodated on Saturdays and Public Holidays.

No tours will take place on match days.

T : 021 686 2150 http://www.newlandstours.co.za

GOLD OF AFRICA This unique museum entices visitors to experience the ancient, sometimes mystical relationship that exists between gold and the African continent through state - of - the art visuals and artistic displays. The museum is home to a collection of 350 West african gold artefacts as well as objects from the ancient gold civilizations of southern Africa.

Martin Melck House, 96 Strand Street.

Opening Times: 09:30 - 17:00 T: 021 405 1540

SOUTH AFRICAN JEWISH MUSEUM The museum is interactive and Hi-tech, using different media to present highlights of South Africa history, and transforming the Jewish community’s story into a vital account of individual and organizational roles and contributions. Dynamic display reveal the community’s response to the moral and political challenges that confronted them. On view are rare Judaica artifacts, animated video footage of famous Barney Barnato and Max Rose, and an award winning documentary film ‘Nelson Mandela.

A Righteous Man’, which is screened throughout the day.

Open: 10:00-17:00 Sun-Thur, 10:00-14:00 Fri. T: 021 465 1546 http://www.sajewishmuseum.co.za

THE SOUTH AFRICAN RUGBY MUSEUM Situated a touch kick away from Newlands Rugby Stadium, the SA Rugby Museum offers an exciting and thought-provoking insight into the history of

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DISTRICT 6 MUSEUM District Six was named the Sixth Municipal District of Cape Town in 1867. Original established as mixed community of freed slaves, merchants, artisan, labourers and immigrants, District Six was vibrant centre with close links to the city and the port. By the beginning of the twentieth century, however, the history of removals and marginalization had begun. www.districtsix.co.za T: 021 466 7200 Visiting hours: Mon: 09:00 – 14:00 Tues – Sat. 09:00 – 16:00

CAPE TOWN SCIENCE CENTER A world of discovery under one roof! Expect a wide variety of interactive displays and exciting activities for your enjoyment. Build a house in the exclusive ‘kids only’ Murray & Roberts Building Site, challenge your mind with Puzzling Things, experience weightlessness similar to that of space with a spin on the Human Gyroscope, play Mindball - the game where you control the ball with your brain waves and see and hear science in the Audio Kinetic Sculpture. See South Africa’s electric car, the Joule, now on display (soon you will be able to ‘plug-in’ while you visit as we are making provision in our parking area for our visitors electric cars!) and much more. For the first time, we have an outdoor area, step outside and learn how the Science Centre is harvesting its rainwater to save water or enjoy a game of Chess on the Giant Chess set. We offer free internet to all our visitors. Mon to Sat 09:00 - 16:30, Sundays & Public Holidays 10:00 - 16:30 www.ctsc.org.za

MUSEUMS IN WINE ESTATES SPIER WINE ESTATE A small selection is displayed in the public spaces at Spier, including the Manor House, Conference Centre and Hotel. The work is rotated on an annual basis to give exposure to as many of the artists as possible, and to keep the spaces fresh and alive for visitors and staff. The art chosen for display aims to show the richness and diversity of the SA experience and artistic talent. Spier believes that the visual arts can provide both guests and staff with new insights, and challenge us to take a fresh look at our world and environment. Because of this, it is a powerful tool for transformation. Regular exhibitions are held in the Spier Old Wine Cellar Gallery. These also showcase works from the collection, and have an educational focus. www.spier.co.za FRANSCHHOEK MOTOR MUSEUM AT L’ORMARINS WINE ESTATE The Franschhoek Motor Museum offers visitors a special opportunity to look back at more than 100 years of motoring history with its unique and exciting collection of vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles and memorabilia in the magnificent setting of L’Ormarins. www.fmm.co.za THE HESS ART COLLECTION AT GLEN CARLOU WINE ESTATE The Museum, which opened in 2006, currently has a new exhibition of works by Andy Goldsworthy, Deryck Healey and Ouattara Watts. Mr Donald M. Hess, founder of Hess Family Estates, the Swiss-based company that owns Glen Carlou, also has one of the largest privately owned contemporary art collections in the world. To reaffirm his commitment to the South African winelands, works from the Hess Collection are to be permanently displayed the Hess Museum situated in Glen Carlou’s wine tasting and art facility. www.glencarlou.co.za

IZIKO MICHAELIS COLLECTION Mon-Sat: 10h00-17h00 Closed on Sundays, Workers Day and Christmas Day Entrance Fees: Adults R10; Free to 18 and under; Students R5 and SA Pensioners R5 T 021 481 3933 info@iziko.org.za http://www.iziko.org.za/michaelis The Iziko Michaelis Collection is housed in Cape Town’s historic Old Town House (1755).

This famous collection of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish paintings, collection of Dutch and Flemish paintings is the most significant of its kind outside of Europe and America.

IZIKO PLANETARIUM Open daily from 10am – 5pm (Except Workers and Christmas Day) Entrance Fee: Adults R25; Adult chaperones must also pay R25; Children R10; Students and SA Pensioners R10 Planetarium – T 021 481 3900 info@iziko.org.za http://www.iziko.org.za/planetarium The Iziko Planetarium is located at ISAM and is a celestial theatre in the round.

The Minolta star machine and multiple projectors recreate the night sky and transport the audience through the wonders of the universe.

IZIKO SLAVE LODGE Mon-Sat: 10h00-17h00 Closed on Sundays, Workers Day and Christmas Day Adults R20; Free to 18 and under; Students and SA Pensioners R10 T 021 467 7229 info@iziko.org.za http://www.iziko.org.za/slavelodge The Iziko Slave Lodge Museum is a space that connects us to our slave roots and raises awareness of issues of human rights, equality and justice. Trace your roots, find the name of your slave ancestors on the ‘wall of remembrance’ and see exhibitions depicting the history and legacy of slavery at the Cape as well as the struggle against apartheid.

IZIKO SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL GALLERY Open Daily: 10h00-17h00 Closed on Workers Day and Christmas Day Entrance Fee: Adults R20; Free to 18 and under; Students R10, SA Pensioners R10 T 021 481 3970 info@iziko.org.za http://www.iziko.org.za/sang The Iziko South African National Gallery, located in the Company’s Garden, is regarded as a premier art site by members of the arts world, general visitors, tourists and locals. It has grown to become one of international stature with wonderful examples of South African, African and Western European art. Art lovers are invited to explore the intriguing photographic and art exhibitions.

IZIKO CASTLE OF GOOD HOPE Open Daily: 09h00 – 16h00 Closed: Christmas Day & New Years Day Entrance Fees: Monday—Saturday: Adults R28; SA Pensioners R15; Students and Children (5-16) R12; Booked school groups R5 and children under 5: Free; Sunday: Adults R20; SA Pensioners R10; Students and Children (5-16) R5; Children under 5: Free T 021 481 7223 info@iziko.org.za http://www.iziko.org.za/castle/about.html The Castle of Good Hope was built as the headquarters of the Dutch East Indies Company (VOC) in 1666. It is the oldest building in Cape Town and home to the historical paintings and furnishings of the Iziko William Fehr Collection.

IZIKO BO-KAAP MUSEUM Open Monday – Saturday from 10am – 5pm (Closed: Workers, Christmas Day, Eid –ul-Fitr, Eidul-Adha and 2 January)Entrance Fee: R10 Adults R5 (seniors and students with SA ID) Children 16 and under Free T 021 481 3938 info@iziko.org.za http://www.iziko.org.za/bokaap/visitor.html A visit to the Iziko Bo-Kaap Museum promises to be a unique and memorable Cape experience.

The exhibitions: Who built Cape Town?, Mapping Bo-Kaap: History memories and spaces, Patterns of Beauty and New Year Carnival, Die Alabama showcase artefacts, contemporary and historic photographs and art, reflective of this historically rich and vibrant area.

AFTER HOU SUNDOWNERS TABLE MOUNTAIN Every year around during November and February, Table Mountain Cableway offers four months of Sunset Special with half-price tickets. The vibrant and spectacular sunsets from the top of Table Mountain are a treat you don’t want to miss.

Visitors can also purchase Ride and Dine packages that include a half-price return Cableway ticket and a voucher for the Table Mountain Café, as well as early access to the Cableway from 17:30. http://tablemountain.net SIGNAL HILL Located at the bottom of Lion's Head and is commonly known as the rump of the Lion, this location provides swiping views over the bay, the harbour.

Open to the public all day long, with free approach and parking, it naturally became a locals' favourite to bring a blanket and relax after a works' day.

This fun option is also embedded into City Sightseeing night tour that is provided over the summer (end of September to first days of May). You are welcome to bring your own picnic basket and to leisure at the Signal Hill stop. The night tour starts daily at 18:00 from the kiosk next to the entrance of Two Ocean Aquarium. www.citysightseeing.co.za SEA VIEW ALL THROUGH Granger Bay GRAND CAFÉ ON THE BEACH Granger Bay Road, Tel: 021 425 0551, www.grandafrica.com Mouille Point Wakame & Wafu 1st floor, Corner of Beach Road & Surrey Place, Tel: 021 433 2377, www.wakame.co.za Sotano 121 Beach Road, Tel: 021 433 1757 Pepenero No. 1, Two Oceans Beach, Bay Road, Tel: 021 439 9027, www.pepenero.co.za Theo’s Grill Ground Floor, New Cumberland Building, 163 Beach Road, Tel: 021 439 3494

com Tuscany Beach 41 Victoria road, camps bay beachfront. Tel: 021 438 1213 www.tuscanybeachrestaurant.com Café Caprice 37 Victoria Road, Tel: 021 438 8315, www.cafecaprice.co.za

Top of The Ritz (ADD TEXT FROM THE AD) The Ritz Hotel, Tel: 021 439 6988, www.ritzrestaurants.co.za

LATE HOUR MARKETS

Hout Bay The Lookout Deck Harbour Rd, Tel: 021 790 0900, www.thelookoutdeck.co.za Table View (across the bay) Ons Huisie Restaurant 18 Generaal Jansen Road, Blaauwberg, Tel: 021 554 1553 Moyo Tel: 021 554 9671/2, www.moyo.co.za

ROOF TOPS AND GREAT BALCONIES

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City bowl food market Open on Thursday: 16:30-20:30, Saturday: 9:0014:00 City Bowl Market on Hope brings together a variety of fine foods, drinks and people. You will experience an ancient way of shopping in a modern context at a high quality food market in Cape Town’s City Bowl.

It’s not just the sheer quality of the food on offer that makes City Bowl Market on Hope special – it is also about the people and the place. The market is populated by a community of remarkable individuals, all of whom care deeply about the food and drink on offer. Many of our stallholders are themselves producers – people who grow, rear or bake the food that they sell.

14 Hope Street, Gardens, www.citybowlmarket. co.za

The Pink Flamingo @ Grand Daddy Hotel The Sky Bar shares its space with a rooftop airstream trailer park. Watch the trailers glint at sunset and lounge back on wooden decks under the protection of a Bedouin tent. There is also the Pink Flamingo Roof Top Cinema which airs classics of all times, Showing films that have stayed in a happy corner of our memories; the Pink Flamingo is part drive-in, part social event and part adventure. Set in the world’s only rooftop trailer park hotel, the Pink Flamingo celebrates the silver screen in a silver setting: right beneath the night sky.

38 Long Street , Tel: 021 424 7247

Sea Point La Vie SABC building, Beach Rd, www.lavie.co.za La Perla Beach Rd, Tel: 021 439 9538, www.laperla.co.za Winchester Mansion 221 Beach Road‫‏‬, Tel: 021 434 2351, www.winchester.co.za Camps Bay Grand Café & Room 35 Victoria Road, Tel: 021 438 4253, www.grandafrica.com The Bungalow Restaurant & Lounge 3 Victoria Road, Clifton, Tel: 021 438 2018. www. thebungalow.co.za Ocean Blue 3 The Promenade, Victoria Rd, Tel: 021 438 9838 The Round House Round House Road (off Kloof Road), The Glen, Tel: 021 438 4347, http://theroundhouserestaurant.

crowd is a creative mix – everyone’s making it or has made it, and this is where they like to chill out.

Overall this loft-style bar above Dear Me Brasserie is contemporary, sleek and a mere trap door away from the White Room (an open space for art exhibitions).

165 Longmarket Street , Tel: 021 422 49 20

Blakes Bar Three floors that encompass a Cocktail Bar, Dining and a Late Night Lounge. Housed in the old Relish building 189 Buitengracht Street, Tel: 021 422 4747 Tjing Tjing The balcony area being surrounded by some of the Cape’s tallest concrete behemoths. The Tjing Tjing

Bay Harbour- The market of Hout Bay Open on Friday: 17:00-21:00, Saturday and Sunday: 9:30- 16:00 A place where the creative energy and the vibrancy of South Africa come alive in an old authentic fish factory in a working harbor. An eclectic stylish wonderland of exquisite art, craft and fashion, complemented by the delicious aromas of food to tempt all the senses.

31 Harbour Road, Hout Bay. http://bayharbour. co.za V&A Market on the Wharf Open on Wednesdays – Sundays: 9:00 – 19:30. Operating 22 days a month, including public holidays.

Fishmongers, butchers, bakers, confectioners and wine merchants all converged under one roof inside the historic power station at the V&A adjacent to the Nobel Prize Square. www.marketonthewharf.co.za

URS SPECIAL INDULGENCES AFTERNOON TEA AT MOUNT NELSON HOTEL Enjoy delicate finger sandwiches filled with rare roast beef and rocket, smoked salmon, egg mayonnaise or cucumber, followed by delectable dark chocolate cake, lemon meringue and freshly baked scones with clotted cream and preserves. Adding a special local flavour is a typical South African milk tart, called “melktert” in Afrikaans.

Daily, 14:30-17:30. Price: R185 per person, R85 per child under 12.

Dress: smart casual.

To make a reservation call: 021 483 1948

AFRICAN PRIDE CRYSTAL TOWERS HOTEL Every Thursday afternoon an exclusive Sunset Sushi & Cocktail is held at the pool deck. The amazing scenery is accompanied by a celebrity song artist.

16:30- 19:00. Make booking on 021 525 3888 or conferencing@crystaltowershotel.com WEDNSDAY DINING AT THE PENINSULA HOTEL The Cape Malay Evening takes your sense of taste and smell through one of the culinary cultures that the Cape has to offer, with a 3 course meal at R95.00 per person.

Make booking on 021 430 7777 SOUTH AFRICAN CRAFT BEERS AT THE ONE & ONLY South African beer has had two main influences in its development, one from the European settlers who colonized the country and the other from the knowledge of the local South African people. Over the years homebrewing became the norm and resulted in microbreweries being developed. Vista Bar & Lounge has recently introduced craft beers onto the menu from local, independent breweries such as Darling Brewery, Devils Peak, Triggerfish and Napier Brewery.

Make booking on 021 431 4511 or 021 431 5888 AFTERNOON TEA AT THE ONE & ONLY Afternoon Tea features a rich selection of teas and coffees, presented with carefully selected “sweet pleasures”. All items are prepared in the unique style of the One&Only, originating from the classic French art of patisserie, with local innovation and inspiration. An Afternoon Tea buffet is offered from 14:30 – 17:30 daily, at R145 per person, inclusive of selected teas and coffees.

Make booking on 021 431 4511 or 021 431 5888 THE TABLE BAY HOTEL HIGH TEA It is an inspiring mix of flavours when paired with delicious cakes, tarts and desserts. This is the holy trinity of butter, sugar and flour and the aromas; those wondrous, incredibly alluring smells, that transport you to a better, happier place.

The High Tea is R160.00 per person and takes placed daily from 14:3017:30 in our lounge area.

Make sure you book your High Tea to avoid disappointment. To book call 021 406 5988 or email: ilse.barnard@za.suninternational.com

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ON STAGE BAFUNNY BAFUNNY: RINGS OF FIRE They conquered the World Cup of Funny in 2012.

Then they broke all SA Comedy records with their victory tour that same year. In 2011 they reunited for `The Odd Shaped Ball` to defend their title and make comedy history. Now, SA`s Comedy Dream Team is gearing up for their biggest challenge to date, to represent our country at the 2012 Games with Bafunny Bafunny `Rings of Fire`. They have the Cup, they have the Odd shaped Ball, can they continue their comedy legacy in the ultimate discipline and bring home the Gold?

Artscape, 2-4 Nov, Tickets R180- R250 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www.computicket.mobi.

TORCHBEARERS Torchbearers is an epic piece of musical theatre that revolves around a story of a young Welsh boy and a Zulu girl against the apartheid background.

This production formed part of the Wales Cultural Olympiad for the London Olympics 2012. This cross-cultural performance weaves drama, music, circus and dance into a colourful stage display.

This large-scale arts spectacular is performed by South African and Welsh artists.

Artscape, 8-10 Nov, Tickets R60 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www.computicket.mobi.

SPECIAL THANKS TO GUESTS FROM AFAR (part of artscape spring drama season) Two old friends re-unite at a wedding in Switzerland. When an enigmatic and attractive stranger befriends them, their friendship is challenged on many levels.

Artscape, 8-24 Nov, Tickets R50-85 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www.computicket.mobi.

BUTLERS AND BILLIONAIRES When a wealthy playboy is found dead, all evidence seems to point to his eccentric butler. However, as the investigation into the murder deepens, it appears that all is not as it seems… An edge-of-your-seat, exhilarating ride with suspicious characters, outrageous antics and twisting plots right up to the final scene! And the audience gets to choose throughout the show what happens next!

Artscape, 28 Nov- 01 Dec, Tickets R60- R70 from BAFUNNY BAFUNNY: RINGS OF FIRE

Computicket: 083 915 8000 www.computicket. mobi.

THE TALES OF HOFFMAN South African operatic legend Angelo Gobbato directs a new production of Offenbach’s crowning achievement. German romantic writer, ETA Hoffmann, entertains his friends with tales of his failed love affairs with three women. The Tales of Hoffmann has proved to be Offenbach’s most popular stage work.

Artscape, 24 Nov- 01 Dec, Tickets R100- R175 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www.computicket.mobi.

NIGHT & DAY – COLE PORTER IN DANCE The ageless appeal of the music of Cole Porter is interpreted in dance, bringing to life the melodies and characters that are misted in the nostalgia of the 1940’s and 1950’s, when Porter was the master of the musicals.

Artscape, 26 Oct- 3 Nov, Tickets R110- R130 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www.computicket. mobi.

RED This thrilling play explores the turbulent creative process of famous 20th Century American artist, Mark Rothko.

Under the watchful gaze of his young assistant and the threatening presence of a new generation of artists, Rothko struggles to accept his growing riches and praise, which become his ultimate undoing.

The audience is witness not only to his passionate and challenging discussion of making art, but also to its actual making – the action of stretching and priming canvasses and the visceral thrill of painting itself.

Rothko insisted that he was not an abstractionist and that such a description was as inaccurate as labeling him a great colorist. His interest was “only in expressing basic human emotions – tragedy, ecstasy, doom and so on. And the fact that a lot of people break down and cry when confronted with my pictures shows that I can communicate those basic human emotions. The people who weep before my pictures are having the same religious experience I had when I painted them. And if you, as you say, are moved only by their colour relationship, then you miss the point.”

In 2007 Rothko committed suicide. He was sixty-six.

Written by John Logan, screenwriter for the Oscar-winning films Gladiator, The Aviator, Rango and Hugo.

Starring Michael Richard, with Jeremy Richard. Directed by Steven Stead, director of CABARET. Theatre on the bay, 24 Oct- 3 Nov, Tickets R900- R150 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www.computicket. mobi.

GILAN GORK – INTERNATIONAL MENTALIST Gilan is currently touring his renouned theatre show Beyond The Mind.

During this full evening theatre show you will experience Gilan’s unique

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ability to read audience members’ thoughts, the power of thought control and other special feats of the mind. All of these are presented in a fast paced, entertaining and inspiring way.

Beyond The Mind also contains world firsts and special features such as ...LUCID DREAM, THE MENTALIST APPRENTICE and BENDING METAL WITH THE MIND Theatre on the bay, 7- 24 Nov, Tickets R120- R160 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www.computicket.mobi.

KAREN ZOID – Under The Covers South Africa’s Queen of rock strips down to perform her guilty pleasures – unplugged versions of the songs we all secretly love, sing along to in the car and find ourselves humming in the shower!

Theatre on the bay, 27 No 1 Dec, Tickets R120R150 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www. computicket.mobi.

MARC LOTTERING PRESENTS: I DON’T WORK ON SUNDAYS Comedian Marc Lottering’s new stand-up show returns to the Baxter after a sell-out season earlier this year.

Baxter Theatre, 20 Nov- 5 Jan, Tickets R80- R150 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www.computicket.mobi.

AN AUDIENCE WITH PIETER-DIRK EISH! For three weeks in November on the road to Mangaung, come to the Baxter Theatre and meet the South Africans who will help us laugh at our fear of an uncharted future. Pieter-Dirk Uys ends your year with a celebration of free speech, an orgy of laughing at sacred cows, an embrace of being in a relatively healthy young democracy. Come and enjoy it all while it lasts. A different show each night, depending on the choices of the audience, might force future thought-police to buy tickets for each show, just in case a state secret is let out of a box!

Baxter Theatre, 29 Oct- 17 Nov, Tickets R100R140 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www. computicket.mobi.

KRAMER AND PETERSEN`S KAT AND THE KINGS Eric Abraham and the Fugard Theatre proudly present David Kramer and Taliep Petersen`s AwardWinning West End and Broadway Smash Hit Musical Kat and the Kings (Directed by David Kramer).

Since opening on the 1st May at the Fugard Theatre in Cape Town, Kat & the Kings has enjoyed nightly sold out houses and standing ovations!

Set in South Africa in the 1950s, this fingersnapping musical explores the journey of a teenager Kat Diamond, who is convinced that he is the best singer and dancer in District Six. He forms the a cappella group the Cavalla Kings with his friends Ballie, Magoo, Bingo, and young Kat. The quintet, with their American doo wop and rock and roll influences becomes a sensation, graduating from street corners to “whites only” nightclubs, and a recording contract.

Kat & the Kings won the Olivier Award for Best New Musical in 1999.

The Fugard Theatre, 24 Nov- 3 mar, Tickets R90R160 from Computicket: 083 915 8000 www. computicket.mobi.

WEEKEND SCENE GREAT GATHERINGS BAY HARBOUR- THE MARKET OF HOUT BAY Open on Friday: 17:00-21:00, Saturday and Sunday: 9:30- 16:00 31 Harbour Road, Hout Bay. http://bayharbour. co.za A place where the creative energy and the vibrancy of South Africa come alive in an old authentic fish factory in a working harbor. An eclectic stylish wonderland of exquisite art, craft and fashion, complemented by the delicious aromas of food to tempt all the senses.

from Cape Town, www.imhofffarm.co.za Tel: 021 7783 4545, GPS Coordinates: 34°08.565'S, 18°21.085'E Enjoy delicious food, meander through old farm buildings housing unique shops, and partake in some of the many activities on offer at this historical Cape farmstead dating back to 1743.

Activities for the whole family include horse ride, Snake Park, Higgeldy Piggeldy farmyard, Camel rides, one-on-one workouts, see goats milking and cheeses being made in the Cheese Dairy Let the kids enjoy the Jungle Gyms and Face Painting, get the adrenalin pumping with a game of Paintball, and experience an unforgettable 4x4/4x2 off-road driving course. Shops in the venue include Souvenirs and Gifts for adults and children, Art Gallery, Crafts and Décor, Clothing and Accessories for adults and children, Fine wines and organic foods and Indigenous plants and herbs. The comprehensive food options contain Blue Water Café, The Pickled Fish, Free Range farm shop, Imhoff Cheeses, Handmade chocolates and the Free Range coffee shop.

THE VILLAGE MARKET @ CAPE QUARTER Every Wednesday & Sunday: 10:00 – 15:00 27 Somerset Road, Green Point, www.capequarter. co.za European Lifestyle Market that supports local goods and produce, all the while striving to be as organic and environmentally friendly as possible.

The Village Market is a centrally located venue with an alfresco vibe – enhanced by an abundance of retail, restaurants and speciality services with secure underground parking. The Market Bar will be serving Boston’s Breweries fine craft beer and will also offer the chance to learn more about craft beer and food pairing. These beers will include Naked Mexican, Van Junks Pumpkin Ale, Whale Tale Ale and Johnny Gold Weiss. Wines from different wine estates will also be on offer for market enthusiast to taste, learn and enjoy.

Every Saturday rain or shine 9:00 – 14:00, the old biscuit mill - 373 Albert road, Woodstock, www. neighbourgoodsmarket.co.za

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The Conservatory Restaurant is renowned for its’ Sunday Jazz Lunches with superb live band entertainment, great views, fantastic food and a curious blend of interesting patrons. The Sunday Jazz Lunch offers a mouthwatering selection of dishes.

Date: every Sunday at 12h30 Cost: R225 per person HARVEYS JAZZ BRANCH AT WINCHESTER MANSIONS HOTEL:

AZURE RESTAURANT @ 12 Apostles Hotel:

NEIGHBOURGOODS MARKET

Open 7 days a week: 9:00- 17:00 Kommetjie Road (M65), Kommetjie, 40 minutes

SUNDAY JAZZ LUNCH @ THE TABLE BAY HOTEL:

For enquiries & bookings contact on 021 434 2351 or email at harveys@winchester.co.za

Open 7 days a week: 9:00- 17:00 Noordhoek Main Road, www.noordhoekvillage. co.za

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SENSATIONAL EXPERIENCES

Allow them to start your week completely relaxed while the live Jazz band sets the mood. Receive a complimentary Sunday Newspaper and a glass of bubbly on arrival and enjoy anything from eggs, sushi, dessert and loads more from our buffet for R225.00 per person.

NOORDHOEK FARM VILLAGE

Noordhoek Farm Village is situated 30 minutes from Cape Town’s city centre in the tranquil farm atmosphere of Noordhoek. Noordhoek is a treasured Cape Town destination and is famed for its’ long white sandy beach, vast wetlands and an ancient milkwood forest and offers a relaxed unhurried lifestyle for residents and visitors.

Noordhoek Farm Village offers 4 recommended restaurants combining fresh ingredients with superb cooking and service. The unique outdoor location offers a friendly environment for diners, leisurely shoppers, travellers, sporting enthusiasts and kids!

Tourism information, numerous lifestyle services, events and children’s playground.

we buy and eat by going directly to the source.

The Neighbourgoods Market has been created along ethical, eco-friendly and organic lines, to offer a wide range of products from the extended community of Cape Town. A calendar of seasonal events, specialty festivals, and live music feature throughout the year.

Features over a 100 specialty traders every Saturday. It is as much a source for farm fresh as well as organic foods and locally produced specialty goods, as it is a meeting point to enjoy community, swap ideas and stories, and become educated about what

SATURDAY JAZZ LUNCH : Tantalising lunch and pacifying sounds of live jazz.

Time: Jazz Musician, Jeremy Oliver, will delight Jazz enthusiast from 12:30- 14:30 To make a booking contact the Azure Restaurant on 021 437 9029 or azure@12apostles.co.za SERENDIPITY SUNDAY: The Azure generous Sunday buffet is the perfect venue for family Sunday Lunch. Their Sommelier can suggest a perfect wine pairing for each item on the menu all accompanied with live music. Available in The Azure Restaurant priced at R 225 per person.

To make a booking contact the Azure Restaurant on 021 437 9029 or azure@12apostles.co.za

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES DAY TOURS Best of the Cape combo tour allows you to experience the very best the Cape has to offer: Majestic mountains, beautiful beaches, spectacular scenery, unique flowers and wildlife.

Cape Peninsula - Full Day has many gems to be explored. From the rocky outcrops and steep cliffs of Cape Point to the beautiful sandy beaches of Clifton; this tour encompasses all of this and so much more.

Winelands - Full Day is an opportunity to visit three premier wine regions, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl where you will savour enchanting scenery with delectable wines. Don’t miss this opportunity to tempt your taste buds and educate your palate.

Combined with the diverse wildlife, friendly people and delicious food the Cape Peninsula Tour is certainly a taster of why so many people fall in love with this wonderful city.

Winelands - Half Day is for when you are pushed for time. This beautiful half day tour will encompass the very best of the wine route.

Whale Watching (Seasonal) will take you to a splendid scenic drive and experience the majestic beauty of Southern Right Whales basking in the warm waters of the Hermanus Coastline.

Shark Cage Diving is a thrill of getting up close and personal with one of the most feared predators on earth. Your personal encounter with one of the fine species is now easily turned into a reality as the Cape coast provides several opportunities to witness Great White sharks first hand.

Breaching and predation generally takes place in False Bay between the months of April and September. Cage diving and viewing can be done year round in Gansbaai.

DIVING IS FUN If you are a PADI certified diver that craves the thrill of exploring the depths of the Western Cape seas, look no further. Table Bay Diving has daily scheduled dives either with shore entry or from a semi rigid boat.

Diving destinations vary on a daily basis, depending on wind and suitable visibility. One day you may be diving in the warm Indian Ocean, the next day in the cold Atlantic.

The varying water temperatures provide an interesting variety of fish life, soft corals, Nudibranchs, anemones, crayfish and other small fish present.

The boat is launched either from Hout Bay (Atlantic) or (False Bay yacht club or Millers point).

These two slipways give easy access to all the dive sites.

many sights and experiences to delight any visitor.

Go wild! www.ctours.co.za Tel: 082 465 6536

The Peninsula Half Day tour is an ideal quickview of Cape Town and the beauty surrounding it.

A taster tour that encompasses the highlights of the Southern Peninsula; the beautiful scenery, wildlife and history.

Ideal if you are pushed for time or if you favour a shorter length tour, your guide will ensure that you experience more than you could have imagined.

Design-a-Tour: Why follow the crowd, when you can combine the convenience of a qualified tour guide & luxury vehicle with the spontaneity of your own selected destinations?

Our unique touring concept, allows you to choose your own destinations with the experienced assistance of a guide.

Ideal for families with children or those looking for something off the beaten track. Cape Town has

POPULAR SCUBA DIVE SITES OF THE WESTERN FALSE BAY Reef and Kelp Forest: Windmill Beach - The “A” Frame Wrecks: The Clan Stuart (1914) - SAS Pietermaritzburg (1994) – The Wrecks of Smitswinkel Bay Sharks: Pyramid Rock - Outer Castle - Castle Rocks – Seal dive: Seal point – Patridge Point POPULAR SCUBA DIVE SITES OF THE WESTERN SEABOARD Reef and Kelp Forest: North Paw - South Paw Justin’s Caves – Coral Gardens Wrecks: The Kraaiestein (1698) - The Antipolis (1977) - The Maori (1909) - The Oakburn (1906)

The Astor - The Katzmaru (1970’s) Seal dive: Duiker Island

when manmade vessels, airplanes and automobiles fall prey to her depths, it seems only logical that they act as a lure. Develop the skills and knowledge to make visits to these wrecks both safe and fun. A minimum age of 15yrs and a Padi adventure diver certification is required for this course. www.tablebaydiving.com Tel: 021 419 8822

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Scuba diving courses: form Discover Scuba Diving to Dive masters

Shore entry’s can make pretty exiting diving.

They are knowledgeable about the local conditions and dive sites, making them excellent guides with good diving habits that ensure safety and the maximum amount of fun.

Padi Dive Master This course could take as long as a month to finish depending on the amount of dives the diver requires. This course includes specific requirements and will assess your Padi knowledge development & skills, water skills and stamina, your Diver-Rescue knowledge, among other things and will include Internship and/or Practical Training Exercises.

What to see: Reef, Kelp Forest, Seal dives, Wrecks, 7 Gills Caw Shark

Padi Wreck Diver The ocean is filled with mystery and wonder, so

Our professional team of PADI certified instructors and dive masters will see to it that you get the most out of this unique diving experience.

Table Bay Diving, V & A Waterfront Tel / Fax : +27 (0)21 419 8822 www.tablebaydiving.com

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WILDLIFE ALL YEAR R OSTRICH FARMING History reveals that ostrich chicks were traded by the original Khoi inhabitants with the Dutch Settlers in 1652 and exported from Cape Town to Batavia (now Indonesia) in 1656. There were also exports to India and the Emperor of Japan in 1658. The first documented ostrich farm was established in the centre of Cape Town in 1679.

The majority of the seals on Duiker Island, out of Hout Bay Harbour, are males waiting out their time until they reach the right breeding age, which is between the ages of 8 to 12 years depending on their size. Duiker Island is not a breeding colony as the sea can get very rough and the pups get swept off. The island is most densely populated from January through March due to the seals moulting. During this period they do not go off in search of food but rely on fats they have stored in their blubber.

The ostrich is the world’s largest living bird, averaging 2m (6.5ft) in height and weighing up to 156kg (344lb).

SHARK CAGE DIVING

BIG 5 SAFARI

Great white sharks are the apex predators of our oceans and Cape Town is one of the shark cage diving capitals of the world. Sharks are iconic and magnificent creatures. Experience a great white shark up close and personal with a shark diving or shark viewing tour (you don’t have to get in the cage!) and you do not need a scuba diving certificate to shark cage dive.

The phrase Big Five game was coined by white hunters and refers to the five most difficult animals in Africa to hunt on foot. The collection consists of the lion, African elephant, Cape buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros.

Great White Shark, Cage Diving takes place from April to September in False Bay (departs from Simon’s Town) and all year round from Gansbaai (2 hours from Cape Town).

Situated only 8 nautical miles (about 16km) from Simon’s Town, Seal Island is home to 75,000 Cape Fur Seals, 24 different bird species and the hunting ground of the Great White Shark. All year round we often encounter Dolphins, Humpback whales and Brydes whales. From July to November the Southern Right whales are plentiful in the bay and you can be assured of a sighting.

During the winter months the Great White Sharks are extremely active around the island and we enjoy many sightings and often witness natural predations. The main breeding season for the Cape Fur Seal is November and December when almost 20 000 pups are born.

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Leopard (Pantherapardus): The leopard is a large, carnivorous feline having either tawny fur with dark rosette-like markings or black fur. They are wary of humans and will take flight in the face of danger. The leopard is solitary by nature, and is most active between sunset and sunrise, although it may hunt during the day in some areas. Leopards can be found in the savanna grasslands, brush land and forested areas in Africa.

The male leopard is less than half the size of a male lion. The leopard is the smallest of the big cats, and rarely exceeds 200 lb (91 kg).

A visit to a South African reserve will, most likely, allow seeing not only the big 5 but other habitants of the African bush. Although the stock will be different between various reserves you’ll be able to watch: Giraffes, Elands, Springbok, Hippopotamus and Zebras.

African Big Five Game Species: African bush elephant (Loxodontaafricana): The African elephant is a very large herbivore having thick, almost hairless skin, a long, flexible, prehensile trunk, upper incisors forming long curved tusks of ivory, and large, fan-shaped ears.

There are two distinct species of African elephant: African forest elephant (Loxodontacyclotis) and the African bush elephant (Loxodontaafricana). Black rhinoceros (Dicerosbicornis):The black rhinoceros is a large, thickskinned herbivore having one or two upright horns on the nasal bridge. Rhinoceros may refer to either black or white rhinoceros.

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cover to stalk close as possible before making a final charge to catch their prey. Lions do not generally avoid confrontation, but will usually face the challenger. Lions are unpredictable and may charge when sufficiently annoyed or confronted by danger.

African cape buffalo (Synceruscaffer): The African or cape buffalo is a large horned bovid. Buffalo are sometimes reported to kill more people in Africa than any other animal, although the same claim is also made of hippos and crocodiles. It is considered the most dangerous of the Big Five, reportedly causing the most hunter deaths, with wounded animals reported to ambush and attack pursuers.

Lion (Pantheraleo): The lion is a large carnivorous feline of Africa and northwest India, having a short, tawny coat, a tufted tail, and, in the male, a heavy mane around the neck and shoulders. A lion may attack without provocation, and is considered by many to be the best of the Big Five.

Lions habituate the savanna where tall grasses, shrubs and bushes obscure and provide them cover and camouflage. This thick undergrowth is commonly referred to as jess. As lions are ambush hunters, they use this natural

CAPE PENINSULA BABOONS The Baboon Matters Trust comprises a handful of dedicated volunteers who are at the forefront of baboon conservation in South Africa. The goals of the trust include raising awareness for the plight of baboons as well as education and training so that sustainable solutions can be found for areas of conflict between man and baboon.

On a practical level the trust makes provision for the rescue and care of injured or sick baboons, and aims to support rehabilitation centres that focus their attention on baboons.

Cape Species: The Chacma Baboon (Papioursinus), also known as the Cape Baboon, is, like all other baboons, from the Old World monkey family. With a body length of up to 115 cm and a weight from 15 to 31 kg, it is among the largest and heaviest baboon species. The Chacma is generally dark brown to gray in color, with a patch of rough hair on the nape of its neck.

Unlike the northern baboon species (the Guinea, Hamadryas, and Olive Baboons), Chacma males do not have a mane. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this baboon is its long, downward sloping face. Males can have canine teeth as long as 2 inches (longer than a lion’s canine teeth). Baboons are sexually dimorphic, males being considerably larger than females.

The Chacma Baboon is found in southern Africa, rang-

ROUND ing from South Africa north to Angola, Zambia, and Mozambique. Size and color vary within that range.

Chacmas usually live in social groups composed of multiple adult males, adult females, and their offspring. Occasionally, however, very small groups form that include only a single adult male and several adult females. Chacma troops are characterized by a dominance hierarchy. Female ranking within the troop is inherited through the mother and remains quite fixed, while male ranking is tenuous and changes often. Chacmas are unusual among baboons in that neither males nor females form strong relationships with members of the same sex. Instead, the strongest social bonds are often between unrelated adult males and females.

(Wikipedia)

BOULDERS BEACH PENGUINS A visit to the famous Boulders Beach penguins should be part of every Cape Town itinerary. The penguins from this growing colony allow for close encounters with these famous sea birds - and most tourists fall helplessly in love with them. The story of the African penguins at Boulders Beach is one of remarkable urban colonization, but the species as a whole faces many threats and these aquatic flightless birds are listed as endangered.

The story of the penguin colony in Cape Town started in 1983 when a pair was spotted on Foxy Beach at Boulders. Since then the colony has grown rapidly and now totals about 3 000 Boulders Beach penguins. The birds came to False Bay from Dyer Island after the reduction in commercial pelagic trawling, which has increased the supply of pilchards and anchovy - part of the penguins’ diet. Boulders Beach is located in Simon’s Town, just over the hilly peninsula from Cape Town. It’s easily accessible by bus, car, taxi or train.

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KIDZ ZONE TYGERBERG ZOO

The only zoo in the Western Cape Province is spread over 24 hectares and specialize mainly in the breeding of rare, endangered and seldom seen wildlife. They have approximately 150 enclosures that vary in size from large Antelope camps to small Avaries. Their largest hoofstock species are Zebra. They specialize in mini antelope, including red and blue duiker, suni and grysbok. They have a large collection of primates, comprising of 22 species, ranging in size from marmosets to chimpanzees.

Exit 39 of N1 towards Klipheuwel www.tygerbergzoo.co.za

TWO OCEANS AQUARIUM With the constant developments in their programme, the aquarium will keep the kids interested and fulfilled in every visit. School holidays are packed with special events and an exciting schedule each time. Never the less, no matter when you’re visiting, feeding times are always a massive attraction. Predator exhibit feeding accurse at 15:00 daily and shark feeds at 15:00 on Sundays. The African Penguins are fed at 11:45 and 14:30 daily and the Rockhopper Penguins at the AfriSam Children’s Centre at 11:30 daily. www.aquarium.co.za

COOL RUNNINGS

Experience the thrill of riding 1.25km down a metal half pipe at speeds of up to 40km an hour with nothing but the wind in your face and the whistle of steel and wheels in your ears!

Located in Tygervalley, a mere 25km’s from the centre of Cape Town. Whether Summer or Winter the track is open as long as the sun is shining and guarantees every thrill seeker a safe yet exciting days’ worth of wild, snow free tobogganing! http://cool-runnings.co.za RATANGA JUNCTION More than 30 attractions including 23 rides ranging from Kids Rides to Family Rides and Thrill Rides for the more intrepid adventurers. Train Ride and Boat Ride add to the offer. The white-knuckle thrills and spills are only one element offered

by Ratanga Junction. The other attractions are designed to entertain children, families, and those who prefer to take their thrills in more manageable doses. Every holiday brings a new, specially designed entertainment schedule that I sure to offer a refresh take of this well-known attraction.

General park operating times: 10:00 – 17:00 Please Note That Occasionally Due To Inclement Weather, Our Operating Times Are Subject To Change Without Notice. It Is Recommended That You Call 021-5508504 (between 08:30-17:00) To Confirm Operating Times www.ratanga.co.za

INTAKA ISLAND This majestic 16ha wetland and bird sanctuary is situated in the heart of Century City approximately 7km from Cape Town’s CBD, just North of the N1 highway. Intaka - which means bird in Xhosa, is a unique example of nature conservation and property development co-existing in harmony and for mutual benefit. It offers sprawling wetlands, cacophony of rare and popular birds and exquisite

flora. Activities include self-guided or guided trail, bird watching, photography, the century city ferry and boating for canoeists, rowers and dragon boat paddlers along the 8km of protected navigable canals - however, no motorized boats allowed. Please http://intaka.co.za

BUTTERFLY WORLD One of the more unique attractions of the Western Cape Winelands, consists of a tropical garden in a 1000 m2 green house. This luxuriant paradise makes the free flying exotic butterflies feel right at home. Their beautiful outdoor garden hosts a meerkat enclosure and free range ducks and chickens, waiting for children to feed them with packets of seeds bought from the gift shop. The Martin Filmer Spider Room displays indigenous and exotic spiders and scorpions in locked glass terraria and another venture is a large iguana cage which shows off these large lizards in their tropical environment. www.butterflyworld.co.za

WORLD OF BIRDS & MONKEY JUNGLE World of Birds is the largest bird park in Africa and one of the few large bird parks in the World. Over 3 000 birds (and small animals) of 400 different species are uniquely presented in more than 100 spacious landscaped walk through aviaries, allowing you the most intimate closeness with nature.

A tropical garden setting in the Hout Bay Valley is the environment in which the aviaries are spaced over 4 ha of land, framed by the back of Table Mountain. A paradise for nature lovers and photographers, the World of Birds is one of Cape Town’s premier tourist attractions which no visitor should miss. The mammals’ inhabitants in the park include Baboons, Meerkats, Monkeys, Marmosets, Tamarins, Squirrels, Mongooses, Foxes, Genets, Racoons, Guineapigs and Porcupines.

Open: 9:00 – 17:00, 365 days of the year. The Monkey Jungle is open from 11:30 - 13:00 and 14:00 - 15:30. www.worldofbirds.org.za

CAPE TOWN SCIENCE CENTRE Expect a wide variety of interactive displays and exciting activities for your enjoyment. Build a house in the exclusive ‘kids only’ Murray & Roberts Building Site, challenge your mind with Puzzling Things, experience weightlessness similar to that of space with a spin on the Human Gyroscope, play Mindball - the game where you control the ball with your brain waves and see and hear science in the Audio Kinetic Sculpture. See South Africa’s electric car, the Joule, now on display. For the first time, we have an outdoor area, step outside and learn how the Science Centre is harvesting its rainwater to save water or enjoy a game of Chess on the Giant Chess set. We offer free internet to all our visitors. Remember to take a breather and enjoy refreshments from the SciCafe. Kiddiwinks joins our world in December. Kiddiwinks is all about LEGO and will offer workshops and activities for children and adults, ranging from a Free Build for all too specialised robotics workshops for teens and team building for adults.

Open: Monday to Saturday 09:00 - 16:30, Sundays & Public Holidays 10:00 - 16:30 www.ctsc.org.za

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WHAT TO SEE KIRSTENBOSCH The most beautiful garden in Africa. Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is acclaimed as one of the great botanic gardens of the world.

Few gardens can match the sheer grandeur of the setting of Kirstenbosch, against the eastern slopes of Cape Town’s Table Mountain. The Garden covers 36 hectares in a 528 hectare estate that contains protected mountainside supporting natural forest and fynbos along with a variety of animals and birds. Kirstenbosch lies in the heart of the Cape Floristic Region, also known as the Cape Floral Kingdom. In 2004 the Cape Floristic Region, including Kirstenbosch, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Operating Hours: Sept-Mar (Summer) MonSun: 08:00-19:00, Apr-Aug (Winter) Mon-Sun: 08:00-18:00, Conservatory Mon-Sun: 09:00 -17:00 www.sanbi.org/kirstenbosch Tel: 021 799 8783, Ticket Office: 021 799 8782

TABLE MOUNTAIN

The five-minute ascent to the top of Table Mountain offers a 360° view of Cape Town, the ocean and the neighbouring peaks.

Once at the top visitors enjoy spectacular views and the peaceful feeling of being over one thousand meters above the city below.

The area at the top of the mountain is surprisingly large so leave enough time to stroll along the paths, enjoy the viewing platforms and soak up the vistas.

There are also free guided walks on offer at 10h00 and 12h00 daily. The walks depart from the signposted meeting point outside the Top Station building.

Operating Hours: First car up 16 Sept to 30 Apr: 8:00 and 1 May to 15 Sept: 8:30. Last car down varies with sunset times but not before 17:00. www.tablemountain.net Tel: 021 424 0015

BOULDERS BEACH After you have fallen in love with the penguins head to the secluded Boulders Beach and take a swim in the comparatively warm waters of the False Bay. This beach is ideal for kids as immense boulders shelter the cove from currents, wind and large waves - but please always take care. Also, don’t touch or feed the penguins. They might look cute and cuddly but their beaks are as sharp as razors and if they feel threatened they have no qualms about nipping the odd finger or nose.

Operating Hours: Winter: Apr – Sept: 08:00 17:00. Summer: Oct – Nov: 08:00 - 18:30, Dec – Jan: 07:00 - 19:30, Feb – March: 08:00 - 18:30 www.sanparks.org Tel: 021 786 2329.

ROBBEN ISLAND

TWO OCEANS AQUARIUM The southern tip of the African continent is the meeting place of two mighty and bountiful oceans, the Indian and the Atlantic. The Two Oceans Aquarium is ideally positioned to showcase the incredible diversity of marine life found in these two oceans. The Aquarium holds over 3000 living sea animals, including sharks, fishes, turtles and penguins can be seen in this spectacular underwater nature reserve.

The two ocean aquarium has established itself as a key player in raising environmental awareness through its high-quality exhibits, conservation and education programmes.

Operating Hours: The Aquarium is open every day (365 days a year, including all public holidays) from 09:30 until 18:00. www.aquarium.co.za Tel: 021 418 3823

From the 17th to the 20th centuries, Robben Island served as a place of banishment, isolation and imprisonment. Today it is a World Heritage Site and museum, a poignant reminder to the newly democratic South Africa of the price paid for freedom. The three and a half hour tour includes a return trip across Table Bay, a visit to the Maximum Security Prison, interaction with an ex-political prisoner and a 45 minute bus tour with a guide providing commentary.

Operating Hours: Ferries depart at 9:00, 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00, weather permitting, from Nelson Mandela Gateway, at the V&A Waterfront www.robben-island.org.za Tel: 021 413 4220/1

Not sure where to go for a wine route adventure? It all depends on how much time you have and how much of day - or week - you’d like to make of it. For those with very little time, you’ll be happy to know that Cape Town’s CBD presents a host of wine bars that will guide you through a virtual wine tasting of practically any estate you choose. But for those who do have some time... The "Hello Winelands" full guide to all the wine estates and wineries can be obtained at the Cape Tourism outlets in the city, at the airport, on table mountain, in Kirstenbosch and Blouberg.

WHAT WINE ROUTE?

CONSTANTIA VALLEY Constantia Valley is the wine route at the heart of the Mother City (or at least a little to the left of it). This is the oldest wine-growing area in Southern Africa and stretches from Wynberg hill in the north, to the Silvermine mountains (the Tokai area) in the south. The ten wine cellars on the route boast a winemaking history dating back to 1685. Around the peninsula, not a part on the Constantia Valley, but still close enough, there are a few more award winning wine estate to be explored.

For more information: www.constantiavalley.com Tel: 021 762 8769 WINELANDS WINE REGIONS OF SOUTH AFRICA

DURBANVILLE WINE ROUTE Nestled in the Tygerberg Hills, a mere 20 minutes’ drive from Cape Town, lies the Durbanville Wine Valley. With its hectares of flourishing vineyards, award winning wines and hospitable atmosphere. The Durbanville Wine Valley consists of twelve wineries, each offering the finest in wines, and complemented with some of the best fine dining restaurants and intimate country kitchens in the region.

For more information: www.durbanvillewine.co.za

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FRANSCHHOEK WINE ROUTE Nestled between towering mountains in the beautiful Cape winelands lies the magnificent Franschhoek Valley. This is the food and wine heartland of the country, where splendid wines are grown and our top chefs create international cuisine. Here breath-taking scenery, warm hospitality, world class cuisine and the finest wines all combine to create lasting memories. Spectacular vineyards cover these mountain slopes settled more than 300 years ago by the Huguenots, who brought with them their age-old French wine and food culture. This is a valley rich in history centred around a picturesque village of friendly, welcoming people. For more information: www.franschhoek.org.za , Tel: 021 876 3603

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WHAT TO SEE AT THE WINELANDS CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Rich in cultural and natural heritage this destinations includes the famous Cape Point.

Due to the variety of wildlife that occurs here it is the only section of the Table Mountain National Park that is fenced and visitors should look out for Eland, Red Hartebeest, Bontebok and Zebra.

Be sure to visit the Buffelsfontein Visitor Centre that showcases all the plants and animals to look out for in a particular season and is full of informative signage.

This is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and offers hiking, surfing, angling, picnicking, beaching and cycling opportunities against the spectacular backdrop of the mountains and coastline of the most south western point in Africa.

Cape Point offers visitors excellent viewing opportunities from the two lighthouses that adorn the point – one still functional, informative interpretive signage that traces the cultural and natural history of the Point.

The lighthouse is accessible by foot or you can catch the Flying Dutchman funicular to the top.

Operating Hours: Winter: Apr – Sept: 07:00 17:00, Summer: Oct – March: 06:00 - 18:00 www.sanparks.org

P.S. Baboons in the parking lot are not a rare picture as one might think.

SENSORY FLEUR DU CAP WINE AND SALT PAIRINGS AT DIE BERGKELDER Discover the unusual combination of Fleur du Cap wines and artisanal salts from around the world at weekly wine tastings at Die Bergkelder where handmade salted morsels meld with superb hands-off, naturally crafted wines every Wednesday from 1 October 2012.

Fleur du Cap’s close affinity to nature, especially the exceptional Unfiltered range with its unbridled expression of fruit and flavour, inspired salt aficionado Chef Craig Cormack to create savoury treats to pair with these wines. The unique flavours of naturally occurring, ancient salts are a natural fit for Fleur du Cap wines crafted in a style determined by the grapes themselves.

“One of the challenges when pairing salt and wine is to create food that will enhance the wine without dominating it. The natural process of making Fleur du Cap Unfiltered wines works particularly well with unrefined, artisanal salts, reverting back to nature in both the food and the wine,” says Craig.

The unique weekly savoury parings on offer at Die Bergkelder include five Fleur du Cap wines: Fleur du Cap Unfiltered Viognier is paired with golden cheese straws encrusted with flaked Khoisan sea salt from the West Coast. Fleur du Cap Unfiltered Chardonnay is paired with olives preserved with Black Lava Salt from the lava pools of Hawaii. For an explosive taste sensation, Fleur du Cap Unfiltered Sauvignon Blanc is partnered with popcorn drizzled in Pakistani volcanic salt. Fleur du Cap Unfiltered Merlot combined with classic sweet melon and Parma ham with a pinch of Persian Blue salt is a sublime pairing. To round off this unique tasting experience, the Platter 5-Star Fleur du Cap Noble Late Harvest paired with decadent chocolate tart finished off with delicately pink Murray River Sea salt, will have your taste buds wanting for more.

Cut deep into the slopes of the Papegaaiberg, Die Bergkelder, the home of Fleur du Cap wines, offers one of the finest wine experiences in Stellenbosch. The tranquillity of the vaulted spaces of this bottle maturation cellar founded in 1968, offers the perfect atmosphere for these unique tastings.

The tastings start at 12:00 every Wednesday and cost R80 per person. Places are limited so booking is essential. Call Karine Retief on Tel: 021 809 8225.

For more information visit www.fleurducap.co.za, fleurducap.tumblr.com or join the Fleur du Cap Facebook community.

PAARL WINE ROUTE Paarl offers historical charm, culture, architectural heritage, wine and fruit farms, breath-taking scenery and many cycling and nature trails. The magnificent countryside, good wines and friendly people welcome you to a town where a feeling of tranquillity still transcends modern day living. The Paarl Wine Route offers visitors a diverse wine and country living experience. From the large international wine companies to the small micro-producers who share the passion to produce quality wines with a sense of place to give pleasure to the lovers of wine.

For more information: www.paarlonline.com ,www.paarlwine.co.za, Tel: 021 872 0860 ROBERTSON WINE ROUTE Member wineries from Ashton, Bonnievale, McGregor and Robertson work closely to bring visitors the most memorable wine tourism experiences, notably their renowned wine festivals: Wacky Wine Weekend in June (www.wackywineweekend.com), Robertson Slow in August (www.robertsonslow.com) and Robertson Wine on the River in October (www.wineonriver.com).

For more information: www.robertsonwinevalley.com , Tel: 023 626 3167 STELLENBOSCH WINE ROUTES The Stellenbosch Wine Route is the first and the largest in South Africa and all the estates along the route are within a 12km radius of the town. It is arguably the country´s most famous, and includes more than 200 wine and grape producers within the boundaries of the Stellenbosch Wine of Origin classification. The Wine Route is divided into five sub-routes for a convenient exploration but you are welcome to be creative and target the wineries by any classification or taste. Daily wine tasting, cellar tours and sales are offered at most cellars and many of these have restaurant and picnic facilities. Some cellars offer tasting by appointment only. For more information: www.wineroute.co.za, Tel: 021 883 3584 WELLINGTON WINE ROUTE Halfway between the bright lights of Cape Town and the statuesque mountains of the Western Cape, lies the hidden valley of Wellington, full of surprises and variety, heart and soul. The Berg river flows along the western border with two smaller streams, the Spruit and Kromme and the mighty Hawequas stands guard on the eastern side. The Bainskloof Pass, built by the famous Scot, Andrew Geddes Bain was (before Du Toitskloof Pass) the only gateway to the north. More French people settled here than anywhere else in the Cape and the valley was initially called Val du Charron – valley of the wagon-makers, the last outpost before travellers, pioneers and adventurers attempted the arduous journey into the hinterland with their oxen and their wagons. For more information: www.wellington.co.za , Tel: 021 873 4604/8

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SHOPP is signposted with contact details as well as what sector they represent, making it easier for you to find exactly what you are looking for.

KRUGERRAND The Krugerrand is a South African gold coin, first minted in 1967 to help market South African gold.

The coin, produced by the South African Mint, proved popular and by 1980 the Krugerrand accounted for 90% of the gold coin market. The name itself is a portmanteau of Kruger (the man depicted on the obverse) and Rand, the South African unit of currency. Krugerrands are a popular way to invest in gold.

By 1980 the Krugerrand accounted for 90% of the gold coin market. That year South Africa introduced three smaller coins with a half-ounce, quarter ounce, and tenth ounce of gold.The success of the Krugerrand led to many other gold-producing nations minting their own bullion coins, such as the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf in 1979, the Australian Nugget in 1981, the American Gold Eagle in 1986 and the British Britannia coin.

Private mints have also attempted to capitalize off the popularity of the Krugerrand, minting gold and silver bullion rounds (the term coin denotes legal currency) in the style of the Krugerrand. The rounds often depict Paul Kruger and a springbok antelope, some even blatantly copying the same design as on the Krugerrands themselves, though the inscriptions are altered. These bullion rounds are not offered by the South African Mint or the Government of South Africa, and are therefore not official, have no legal tender value and cannot technically be considered coins.

The Krugerrand is 32.6 mm in diameter and 2.74 mm thick. The Krugerrand's actual weight is 1.0909 troy ounces (33.93 g). It is minted from gold alloy that is 91.67% pure (22 karats), so the coin contains one troy ounce (31.1035 g) of gold. The remaining 8.33% of the coin's weight (2.826 g) is copper (an alloy known historically as crown gold which has long been used for English gold sovereigns), which gives the Krugerrand a more orange appearance than silver-alloyed gold coins. Copper alloy coins are harder and more durable, so they can resist scratches and dents.

The South African Mint Company produces limited edition proof Krugerrands intended as collector's items. These coins are priced above bullion value, although non-proof Krugerrands also have a premium above gold bullion value. They can be distinguished from the bullion Krugerrands by the number of serrations on the edge of the coin. Proof coins have 220 while bullion coins have 160.

The South African Gold Coin Exchange (SAGCE) has been a household name in the coin industry in South Africa since 1972. They are the largest distributor of gold investment, bullion and collectable coins in South Africa.

Outlets can be found at: Cape Town International Airport: International Departures, Domestic Departures and Central Terminal, Tyger Valley Mall - Bellville, Canal Walk Shopping Centre - Century City, Cavendish Square - Claremont, Tyger Valley Mall - Bellville and Somerset Mall - Somerset West.

DESIGN HEAVEN

If attention to details, uniqueness and originality are not only words, but forms part of you believes and way of life, you are in the right place.

Since 1995, Design Indaba has been committed to a vision that is built on the belief that creativity will fuel an economic revolution in South Africa. As such, Design Indaba is a celebration of design in a country iconic of the triumph of the human spirit.

Design Indaba typifies this can-do spirit through its belief in design and how it can help solve the problems faced by an emerging economy.

With the right support, a better future can be designed. In the last years, Design Indaba initiatives allow visitors to enjoy the fruits of their doing outside the time of the actual yearly expo by establishing the Design Route. Tourists and design fanatics can explore the Cape while taking a closer look at the creative minds that inhabit this city. It’s your chance at taking Design Indaba Expo beyond its walls with all you need at your fingertips.

The route features 62 Western Cape-based designers and design studios. All those featured are part of the Design Indaba Expo so rest assured the Design Route is offering you the best in design and product quality. The route will have you traversing the Cape Town City Bowl, the Southern Peninsula and the Winelands as well as a multitude of in-betweens, leaving you with no excuse for not experiencing all that Cape Town has to offer.

You can pick up your Design Route at any of the Cape Town Tourism’s 18 Visitor Information Centres across the city. Each Design Route participant

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ARTS AND CRAFTS No doubts about it – South Africans are a crafty bunch. The country’s people produce a remarkable range of arts and crafts, working from the pavements and markets of the big cities to deep rural enclaves, with every possible form of traditional artwork – and then some.

In addition to the standard materials such as beads, grass, leather, fabric and clay, pieces are made using telephone wire, plastic bags, petrol cans and bottle tops – even food tin labels are used to create brightly coloured papier mache bowls. On sale on many a South African street corner are objects made of wire, ranging from representations of the globe to cars and motorcycles – which are capable of manipulated movement – to joke cellphones and working radios.

Shops, markets and collectives dealing in African craft are thriving, providing much-needed employment and income in communities such as Fugitive’s Drift in KwaZulu-Natal, which offers a huge variety of basketry, or the Northern Cape Schmidtsdrift community of displaced San people, who produce paintings that constitute an imaginative and highly coloured extension of ancient rock art.

A high level of skill is brought to the production of work that has long been a part of African society, and has now found new commercial outlets.

South African beadwork, once the insignia of tribal royalty alone, has today found a huge range of applications, from the creation of coverings for

ING everything from bottles to matchboxes – and the reproduction of the red Aids ribbon in the form of small Zulu beadworks known as Zulu love letters.

Basketry and ceramics, of course, were long ago brought to a pitch of perfection in traditional South African society, and the outgrowths of these forms today grace gallery plinths as often as they find a place on suburban shelves.(To read more: http:// www.southafrica.info) The Arts and Crafts markets in Cape Town: Green Market Square, in the square that dissects Burg Street and between Longmarket and Shortmarket streets, Cape Town CBD, Monday to Saturday: 9:00 and 16:00.

The Red Shed Craft Workshop, Adjoining Victoria Wharf and open Monday to Friday: 9:00-21:00 and Sunday& Public Holidays: 10:00-21:00 Waterfront Craft Market @The Centre, adjacent to the Two Oceans Aquarium, open every day: 9:30-18:00.

Green Point Market, Junction of Western Boulevard and Beach Road, Every Sunday and Public Holiday: 9:15- 17:00 (unless very windy or very rainy).

skin and meat. The leather is distinctive for its pattern of bumps or vacant quill follicles, ranged across a smooth field in varying densities. It requires an intricate, specialised and expensive production process making it costly as well as beautiful.

Although the first commercial farming began in South Africa in 1850, the industry collapsed after World War I and the drop in demand for the feathers for fashionable hats and military uniforms.

Other products were marketed, with each success battered by world events and droughts until now, when ostrich skin is globally available and seen as a luxury item in high-end demand.

Leather came late in the story of ostrich farming but after a tannery was set up onsite, it went on to make an impact in European haute couture and in the U.S. for cowboy boots. Availability was artificially limited when ostrich leather was subject to a cartel monopoly through trade sanctions, and single export and distribution channels until the end of apartheid in 1993.

After that and other factors, the South African government began to export stock allowing other countries to have their own ranches. Although wider production resulted in competition and lower prices, Klein Karoo Group remains the leading global producer. Today the industry is driven mostly by the leather and the meat, which is exported to all parts of the world. South Africa produces over 60% of the world’s ostriches and also has a distinct quality edge in the leather tanning process.

Eleven years ago, Charles and Melony Biggs were farming ostrich, sheep and goats in the Graaff Reinet area in the Karoo. At first they exported skins to people he had met in the USA, where he had previously farmed ostrich for 4 years. They learned a lot in that time abroad, one thing being what we in South Africa had to offer and show off to the world in terms of leadership in Ostrich and Mohair.

They started to seek for local manufacturers and work together with designers to present a classic collection that also presents a freshness and elegancy. In 2000, Karoo Classics opened its doors in Stellenbosch: “We had 30 handbags and six belts in stock, but 100% faith in the fantastic natural products made from ostrich leather and mohair”, says Charles. From the very beginning a policy of Proudly South Africa was adopted.

They spent months looking for and visiting factories all over South Africa. The criteria were: simply, high quality at a reasonable price. Today they have a wonderful group of suppliers, from big factories to family businesses and individuals.

OSTRICH LEATHER & MOHAIR Ostrich leather is the result of tanning skins taken from African ostriches farmed for their feathers,

In 2003, Karoo Classics opened in Cape Town and five years later in Franschhhoek. Today they have the world’s largest selection of ostrich leather goods, carrying over 1000 handbags alone.

SHORTMARKET STREET - CAPE TOWN Tel: 021 422 3813 Church Street - Stellenbosch Tel: 021 886 7596 58 Hugenote Street - Franschhoek Tel: 021 876 3187 cmbiggs@telkomsa.net

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PLACES OF INTEREST The City of Cape Town invites you to explore and experience some of her well known and recognizable sites that has been refreshed and updated and uplifted in recent time as well as some new and old icons that are worth to be re-familiarising in person.

HEART OF CAPE TOWN MUSEUM

Experience the first heart transplant , the museum is housed where the actual event took place. See where Chris Barnaard successfully transplanted the first heart. www.heartofcapetown.co.za 021 404 1967 Groote Schuur Hospital Main Road, Observatory Cape Town, South Africa

reception rooms while the portion originally housing Municipal offices and which fronts onto Darling Street is the home of the Central Library of Cape Town.A stone set into the base of the building in front of the main balcony has this inscription: “upon release from prison on 11 February 1990 and on his election as President of South Africa on 9 May 1994 Nelson Mandela addressed the nation here”.

For more information go to: www.focal.org.za.

COMPANY’S GARDEN VISITOR CENTRE The garden was established in 1652, making it one of the oldest gardens in the country. The display in the Visitor’s centre gives a comprehensive overview of the early history of the garden, which is unique in that it is the only example of how two different landscape styles – the Dutch ‘produce garden’ grid pattern and the ‘Victorian Romantic’ grid pattern and the overlaid to produce the garden as it exists today.

Tel: 021 400 26 21 Visiting times: 7am -7pm

OLD CASTLE BREWERY While Castle began making in roads into what had been almost entirely “lion country” work was began on the erection of the Castle Brewery in Woodstock. This brewery was to be sited alongside the new railway line as an advertisement for Castle beer –a sort of early billboard. The Castle Brewery was completed in 1901, designed by New York architect H. Steinmann and was opened on the 1st April 1902, several setbacks to its completion, being caused by the second Boer War. www.oldcastlebrewery.co.za 021 448 4500

CAPE TOWN DIAMOND MUSEUM Situated in the bustling heart of the world-famous Clock Tower precinct at the V&A Waterfront, the Cape Town Diamond Museum pays tribute to the world’s most precious gem, the diamond, and is a must-see for any visitor to Cape Town. Discover a 3 billion year old story unfold from a diamond’s formation to the final polished stone. Explore the origins of South Africa’s famous diamond industry, and ...get introduced to some of the great names in diamond history, including Cecil John Rhodes, Barney Barnato and the Oppenheimer family.

THE OLD CITY HALL The Cape Town Diamond Museum also pays homage to the most famous South African diamonds, such as the 3,106 carat Cullinan rough diamond discovered in 1905 and showcases specimens of Kimberlite rock dating billions of years old. Lifesize replicas of the famous diamonds that have adorned royalty, the rich and the famous are also on display.

Built in 1905, the old City Hall in Darling Street is a mixture of Italian Renaissance and British colonial architecture. It is located on the Grand Parade to the west of the Castle of Good Hope and is built from honey-colored limestone imported from Bath in England. The 60m/200ft high bell-tower, with a carillon installed in 1923, was modeled on London’s Big Ben. The City Hall was the last major Victorian building to be erected in Cape Town.

The City Hall’s carillon was installed as a WW1 war memorial, with 22 additional bells being added in 1925 with the visit of the Prince of Wales. Magnificent and imposing, the City Hall commemorates Kind Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, with its mosaic floors, marble staircase, stained glass windows and specially designed organ with 3165 pipes.

THE DRILL HALL AND CENTRAL LIBRARY The foundations of the City Hall were laid on 29th August 1900, and the building finally opened on 25th July 1905, by the Mayor Alderman Hyman Lieberman. It is built in an Italian Renaissance Style with a classical facade in a handsome campanile towering to a height of some 200ft.

The exterior stonework is of sandstone and granite.

The facade facing on Darling Street has a central feature surmounted by a pediment rising 82 feet above pavement level, the wings on either side are about 60ft in imposing clock tower houses the foursided City Hall clock built to scale and half the size of London’s Big Ben. The building is divided longitudinally, with one half of the building housing the Grand Hall and

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1st Floor, The Clock Tower, Waterfront, 8001 Cape Town, South Africa Hours Mon - Sun: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Email info@capetowndiamondmuseum.org Phone 27214212488 Website http://www.capetowndiamondmuseum.org

TOURISM NEWS SOUTH AFRICA STILL A HIT WITH TOURISTS Tourist arrivals to South Africa grew by 10.5% for the first six months of 2012, more than double the global average of 5% for the same period.

"Stats SA's tourism figures indicate that South Africa experienced an excellent first half of the year, attracting 4 416 373 tourists to the country between January and June 2012, compared to 3 996 760 tourist arrivals for the same period in 2011," Department of Tourism said in a statement on the weekend.

Overseas tourists The industry experienced particularly strong growth in overseas tourist arrivals, recording 17.1% growth in arrivals from outside the African continent.

A total of 1 163 477 overseas tourist arrivals were recorded for the first six months of 2012, compared to 993 364 tourist arrivals for the corresponding period in 2011.

"Despite the global economic downturn, our focused marketing efforts and the hard work of everyone in the tourism industry are paying dividends," said Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk.

"Although the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) does predict a slowdown in global arrivals in the second half of this year, we are delighted with our very strong start in 2012, and are confident that it will be a year worth celebrating for us as far as the tourism industry is concerned."

African tourists For South African tourism, regional Africa as a whole has been one of the strongest performers so far this year, with tourist arrivals from the region growing by 8.3% over the first six months of 2012.

Growth in tourist arrivals for the first six months of 2012 has been strong in all regions, with particularly strong growth from emerging markets, with Asia growing by 40.7% and Central and South America by 54.4%.

South Africa recorded 21.1% growth in arrivals from India for the first six months of this year, and a phenomenal 68.4% growth in arrivals from Brazil Source: SANews.gov.za

UK INVESTORS 'STILL BELIEVE IN SOUTH AFRICA' British companies based in South Africa have not been shaken by the ongoing strikes and the recent Marikana tragedy because they believe the country is a good place to invest in the long term, says UK Secretary of Business, Innovation and Skills Vince Cable.

British companies make up over half the foreign direct investment (FDI) in South Africa.

Cable was briefing the media in Parliament in Cape Town following a meeting with Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies. Cable said British companies based in South Africa were "not fazed" by mining sector strikes, but rather considered the long-term perspective when they considered whether or not to remain in a country.

SA fundamentals 'attractive to investors' He said South Africa had a lot of "fundamentals that are attractive to investors". "I think the assessment of serious investors here is that South Africa is an open economy and approaches foreign investment in a positive and welcoming way," Cable told MPs. "The regime is a good one." Cable was accompanied by a delegation of UK small and medium-sized firms and had visited UK company Bombardier, which supplied the Gautrain, while in the country. He said he believed there might be some developments for UK investments in the area of skills and apprentice training.

Although value on inward investment had slowed, the number of projects had risen, and Cable said

there had been rapid growth in trade between South Africa and the UK in recent months.

Although trade has been more or less balanced, South African exports to the UK have recently declined, but Cable said the aim was to achieve balanced trade between the two countries.

UK firms 'considering a number of SA projects' Minister Davies, also briefing reporters, said UK companies were considering a number of projects in South Africa, including a number in business process outsourcing (BPO), which could potentially create as many as 4 000 jobs, as well as investments in the hospitality sector and a plastics manufacturing project. He said the 2015 target of doubling trade between SA and the UK looked unlikely to be met before 2016 and 2017, adding that his department would soon promote a list of value-added products to the UK. Commenting about the bulk wine issue, Davies said there were no environmental regulations in the World Trade Organisation (WTO) that made it mandatory for countries to ensure that carbon emissions were kept at the lowest possible level when goods were shipped between two countries. He said flying or shipping goods from one part of the earth to another did not necessary mean that the product necessarily had a higher carbon footprint than those manufactured locally.

At times more emissions were emitted in manufacturing a product locally or when consumers had to drive many long distances to buy the product from retailers, he said.

The bulk wine issue has cost South Africa about a 1 000 jobs in its bottling sector, because wine destined for the UK is now placed in plastic containers rather than bottles.

Source: SANews.gov.za

For the first time, China is one of South Africa's top five source markets of overseas tourists, overtaking France as the country's fourth-largest overseas source market.

A total of 60 272 Chinese visitors came to South Africa in the first half of 2012, which represents a massive 68.4% growth compared to the first half of 2011, when South Africa received only 35 796 Chinese arrivals.

"The launch of SAA's direct flight between Beijing and Johannesburg in January this year has contributed to growth from this market, helping to meet some of the obvious demand for Destination South Africa in China," said Van Schalkwyk.

South Africa is also reaping significant benefits from its marketing efforts and strong trade relations work in other emerging markets, including India and Brazil, with arrivals from India continuing its steep upward growth trajectory.

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NIGHT LIFE CAPE TOWN BLAKES Three floors that encompass a Cocktail Bar, Dining and a Late Night Lounge.

A: 189 Buitengracht Street T: 021 422 4747 Open: Tue- Thurs: 5pm till late, Fri –Sun: 12pm till late www.blakesbar.co.za MERCURY LIVE & LOUNGE - live music A: 43 De Villiers Street T: 021 465 2106 Open: Mon, Tues, Fri & Sat 9pm - 4am www.mercuryl.co.za SUGAR HUT CLUB A: Cnr of Canterbury & Constitution, District Six T: 021 801 5699 Open: Wed - Sun; 5pm -2am www.sugarhutclub.co.za

CITY CENTRE ALEXANDER BAR AND CAFÉ Engineered for conversation.Old world charm-bar.

Classic cocktails, good boutique wines, craft beers and whiskies. Check out the working antique phone system. Gourmet light meals and boards served till midnight.

A: 76 Strand Street T: 0213001088 Open: Mon- Sat: 11am- 1am www.alexanderbar.co.za ASSEMBLY Well established giant within Cape Town’s live music scene.

A: 61 Harrington Street T: 021 465 7286 Open: Wed, Fri & Sat 9pm – 4am www.theassembly.co.za THE CONCEPT A: 6 Pepper Street CBD T: 083 700 6078 Open: Mon – Sat 12am – 4am FICTION - DJ BAR & LOUNGE For lovers of techno, nu-rave, indie

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A: 226 Long Street T: 021 424 7509 Open: Tue – Sat: 9pm – 4am www.fictionbar.co.za ORPHANAGE COCKTAIL BAR A specialist emporium of artisan cocktails, elixir’s & intoxications & delicious morsels of substance.

A:227 Bree Street Corner of Bree and Orphan Street T: 021 424 2004 Open: Sat – Thurs: 5pm – 2am; Fri: 3pm – 2am; www.theorphanage.co.za THE LOOP NIGHT CLUB A: Cnr of Loop & Pepper Street T: 072 539 1121 Open: Wed, Fri & Sat 22:00 - 04:00 www.theloopnightclub.co.za THE RESERVE An escape from everyday life to the discerning Capetonian and International socialite.

A: 111 St Georges Mall T: 071 350 7787 Open: Thu- Sat: 10pm- 4am www.club.the-reserve.co.za TJING TJING A: 165 Long Market above Dear me Restaurant, T: 021 422 4920 Open: Daily 4pm till late www.tjingtjing.co.za ZULA SOUND BAR A: 98 Long Street T: 021 424 2442 Open: Mon - Thur 12pm -2am & Fri - Sat 12pm 4am www.zulabar.co.za

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Travel

Hello Durban

Where to stay & where to play in the East Coast Where to stay?

AlbAny Hotel 225 Smith Str / 225 Anton Lembede Cnr Anton Lembede Str & Albany Grove 031 304 4381 www.albanyhotel.co.za beverly Hills Hotel Lighthouse Rd, Umhlanga Rocks 021 794 9050 FAirmont ZimbAli lodge 5 Corkwood Ave, Zimbali Coastal Estate 032 538 5000 www.zimbali.org docklAnds Hotel durbAn WAterFront Corner of Mahatma Gandhi & Browns Avenue, Beach Front 031 332 8190 www.signaturelifehotels.com FAirmont ZimbAli lodge 5 Corkwood Ave, Zimbali Coastal Estate 032 538 5000 www.zimbali.org

Hilton durbAn 12-14 Walnut Rd 031 336 8100 www1.hilton.com

pumulA beAcH Hotel 67 Pumula Beach Hotel Rd, Umzumbe 039 684 6717 www.pumulabeachhotel.com

Hotel 64 on gordon 64 Gordon Rd, Morningside 031 312 8907 www.signaturelifehotels.com

QuArters Hotel FloridA roAd 101 Florida Rd, Morningside 031 303 5246 www.signaturelifehotels.com

kApentA bAy 11-12 Princess Elizabeth Dr, Port Shepstone 039 682 5528 www.kapentabay.co.za mondAZur At sAn lAmeer Lower South Coast, Main Rd (R61) Southbroom 039 313 0011 www.mondazur.com proteA Hotel sHAkAlAnd Norman Hurst Nkwalini, Zululalnd 035 460 0912 www.proteahotels.com proteA kArridene beAcH Cnr. Arthur’s Rd & Main Rd 031 916 7228 www.proteahotels.com

rivierA Hotel Margaret Mncadi Avenue (Victoria Embankment) 031 301 3681 www.rivierahoteldurban.co.za riverside Hotel & spA Durban North 031 563 0600 www.riversidehotel.co.za sAlt rock Hotel & beAcH resort Basil Hulett Drive Salt Rock 032 525 5025 www.saltrockbeach.co.za

butcHer boys morningside 170 Florida Rd, Morningside 031 312 8248 www.butcherboysgrill.co.za

soutHern sun nortH beAcH 83/91 Snell Parade, North Beach 031 332 7361 www.southernsun.com

butcHer boys umHlAngA Shop 23, Hilkon Centre, Cnr Chartwell Dr & Lighthouse Rd, Umhlanga Rocks 031 561 4106 www.butcherboysgrill.co.za

suncoAst Hotel & toWers 20 Batter Beach Road 031 314 7878 www.southersun.com

cAversHAm mill restAurAnt Caversham Mill Estate, Midlands 033 234 4524 www.cavershammill.co.za

tHe oyster box 2 Lighthouse Rd, Umhlanga 031 514 5000 www.oysterboxhotel.com

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Standing majestically on Umhlanga’s prestigious beachfront on the eastern seaboard of KwaZulu-Natal, with sweeping views of the Indian Ocean and direct beach access, the Oyster Box Hotel is one of South Africa’s most distinguished hotels. tHe sQuAre boutiQue Hotel & spA 250 Umhlanga Rocks Drive 0861 000 333 www.thesquare.co.za

Where to dine?

3 cHeFs bistro 106/107 Aldrovande Palace 6 Jubilee Grove, cnr Millennium Boulevard & Jubilee Grove Umhlanga Ridge 031 566 2040 www.3chefsbistro.co.za 9tH Avenue bistro & bAr Shop 2, Avonmore Centre, 9th Ave Morningside 031 312 9134 www.9thavenuebistro.co.za beirA AltA Lifestyle Centre, Ballito 032 946 2388

disH restAurAnt Royal Palm Hotel, Palm Boulevard, Gateway Umhlanga 031 581 8000 www.royal-palm.co.za greensleeves medievAl kingdom cAmelot 21 Wishart Rd, Camelot Estate Hillcrest 031 765 9400 green Food studio Lee Barns Boulevard, Umhlali 031 312 6250 www.signaturelifehotels.com green mAngo Avonmore Centre, Shop 12a 9th Ave, Morningside 031 312 7054 HAvAnA grill & Wine bAr Suncoast Casino 031 332 0707 www.havanagrill.co.za Havana Grill & Wine bar is a world class grill room and an ultimate destination for the meat & seafood lover. Situated at the Suncoast Casino & Entertainment World on Durbans’ Golden mile the restuarant boasts magnificant 180 degree views from the Bluff to Umhlanga Rocks.

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Hello Joburg Where to stay & where to play in the City of Gold Where to stay?

20 West executive ApArtments & Hotel 20 West Rd South, Morningside 011 290 9600 www.20west.co.za Ascot Boutique Hotel 59 Grant Avenue, Norwood 011 483 3371 www.ascothotel.co.za clico Guest House 27 Sturdee Ave, Rosebank 011 252 3300 www.clicoguesthouse.com info@clicoguesthouse.com We want our guests to feel spoilt.

Everything is centred around this, from the luxurious bathrooms, to the extralength beds, plush cushions, exotic fabrics, fresh-cut flowers, and delicious French cuisine.

D’oreAle GrAnDe Hotel 64 Jones Str, Jet Park Kempton Park 086 077 7900 www.doreale.com enGeDi Plot 22, Protea Ridge Road/Honingklip Road, Kromdraai Kromdraai 011 589 3495 www.en-gedi.co.za

GolD reeF citY cAsino Hotel Northern Parkway, Ormonde 011 248 5200 www.goldreefcity.co.za

brand of South African hospitality. Our discreet attention to detail will ensure that your experience is one of memorable elegance and comfort.

HYAtt reGencY 191 Oxford Rd, Rosebank 011 280 1234 www.johannesburg.regency.hyatt.com

tHe micHelAnGelo Hotel 135 West Street, Nelson Mandela Square, Sandown 011 282 7000 www.michelangelo.co.za

melrose ArcH Hotel 1 Melrose Square, Melrose Arch, Sandton 011 679 2994/ 0861 50 50 50 www.africanpridehotels.com Sheer style and individuality is what redefines the travel experience when staying at Africa’s first truly HIP 5-Star Hotel! Through innovative architecture and outstanding design, the African Pride Melrose Arch Hotel has become an international destination in its own right, attracting those discerning guests who take pleasure in modern elegance and sophistication. mistY Hills countrY Hotel, conFerence centre & spA 69 Drift Boulevard, Muldersdrift 011 950 6000 www.mistyhills.co.za rADisson Blu Hotel Cnr Rivonia Rd & Daisy Str Benmore, Sandton 011 245 8000 www.radissonblu.com

EnGedi is a multi-purpose venue oasis tucked away in The Cradle of Humankind. EnGedi’s dedicated team, is here to make your experience at this venue, a memorable one.

rotHBurY countrY loDGe & KAi tHAi Wellness spA 24 Kalkheuwel, Broederstroom 011 793 4773 / 079 719 4230 www.rothburg.co.za

FAirlAWns Boutique Hotel Alma Rd. / Off Bowling Ave, Morningside Manor, Sandton 011 804 2540

Kai Thai Rothbury Lodge is a Thai-style bed & breakfast country guest house located in the picturesque and historic Cradle of Humankind. sAint GeorGe Hotel & convention centre 58 Old Pretoria, Kempton Park Rd Rietvleidam 011 316 5541/2 www.stgeorgehotel.co.za tHe Hilton Hotel 138 Rivonia Rd, Sandton 011 322 1888 www.sandtonhilton.co.za tHe mArion on nicol Hotel Cnr Stirling & Hamilton Roads, Hurlingham 011 783 7816/7239 www.mariononnicol.co.za The Marion on Nicol is a Boutique Hotel of Distinction that offers a tranquil and lavish retreat from the bustle of nearby Sandton and Johannesburg. The hotel prides itself in offering a unique

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tHe pAlAzzo montecAsino Hotel Montecasino Boulevard, Fourways 011 510 3000 www.southernsun.com tHe roseBAnK Hotel croWne plAzA Corner Tyrwhitt & Sturdee Avenues, Rosebank 011 448 3600 www.therosebank.co.za tHe Winston Hotel 6 Tottenham Ave, Melrose Estate 011 268 3140 www.thewinstonhotel.co.za vAlleY loDGe Jennings Str, Magaliesburg 014 577-1301/5 www.valleylodge.co.za

Where to dine?

Al Fresco Plot 41 Boland Str, Corner Beyers Naude Drive, Honeydew 011 794 4388 / 011 794 5475 www.alfresco.org.za Alimentos Parkmore Mews Shopping Centre, Corner of 12th street and Olympia Avenue, Parkmore 011 783 5432 www.alimentos.co.za Bice ristorAnte 1st Road, Hyde Park, Sandton 011 341 8080 www.southernsun.com BomBAY Blues Standard Bank Building, Cnr. Cradock & Tyrwhitt Avenues, Rosebank 011 447 3210 Breeze restAurAnt Emerald Resort & Casino 777 Frikkie Meyer Blvd Vanderbijlpark 016 982 8166 cAFe DellA sAlute Nelson Mandela Square, Sandton 011 784 2145 www.cafedellasalute.co.za colonY Arms 345 Jan Smuts Ave, Colony Centre, Craighall Park, Randburg 011 447 6646 www.colonyarms.co.za

cArnivore South African cuisine Muldersdrift Estate, 69 Drift Boulevard (R114), Muldersdrift 011 950 6000 www.carnivore.co.za The Carnivore restaurant, situated in the grounds of Misty Hills Country Hotel, needs little introduction.

Renowned for its positioning statement - “Africa’s Greatest Eating Experience”- it is a cornerstone of the Recreation Africa Group. cAsAlinGA Rocky Ridge Road, off Beyers Naude Drive, Muldersdrift 087 941 1223 www.casalinga.co.za cAtz pYJAmAs The Orignal 24 Hour Bistro, 12 Main Rd, Melville 011 726 8596 www.catzpyjamas.co.za

coAcHmAns inn 29 Peter Place, Lyme Park, Sandton 011 706 7269 DW eleven - 13 Dunkeld West shopping centre, c/o Jan smuts & Bompass str, Dunkeld West 011 341 0663 enGeDi Bistro Plot 22, Protea Ridge Rd/Honingklip Rd, Kromdraai 011 589 3495 www.en-gedi.co.za info@en-gedi.co.za HArvArD cAFé Terminal Building, Rand Airport 011 827 4856 www.harvardcafe.co.za Jozi steAKHouse Shop 96, Upper Level, 60 Riviera Rd, Killarney 011 486 4627 KeG & FillY Omlee Office Park, 4 Tambach Rd, Sunninghill 011 803 2823 www.atthekeg.co.za KuzinA restAurAnt The Firs Shopping Centre, Cnr Biermann & Cradock Ave, Rosebank 011 880 5000 mYtHos Cnr Van der Linde & Smith Streets Bedfordview 011 615 2271 www.mythos.co.za pAreA tAvernA 3 Corlett Drive, Illovo, Sandton 011 788 8777 www.parea.co.za

scHWArmA co Shop 2, 71 Grant Ave, Norwood 011 483 1776 www.schwarmacompany.co.za tHe silver BircH Lifestyle Garden, Centre, Beyers Naude Drive, Honeydew 011 792 5714 www.thesilverbirch.co.za tsG The Leaping Frog Garden Centre cnr. William Nicol & Mulbarton Rd Fourways 011 465 7270 www.tsg4ways.co.za Yo susHi Morningside, shop 11, 90 Degree on Rivonia, Cnr Rivonia & Kelvin, Morningside, Sandton 011 804 9504 Yo susHi Parktown North, shop 6, Parktown Quarter, Cnr 3rd & 7th Ave, Parktown North 011 442 0246

Where to play?

ApArtHeiD museum Northern Parkway & Gold Reef Rd Ormonde 011 309 4700 www.apartheidmuseum.org info@apartheidmuseum.org The basic principle behind apartheid was simple – segregate everything.

Cut a clean line through a nation to divide black from white and keep them divided. Pay us a visit and you will come to understand that any form of racial inequality leads to destruction.

Apartheid is exactly where it belongs – in a museum.

pizzA lunA Shop 10, Rivonia Village on Rivonia Boulevard 011 803 7699 /082 683 1741

BuDDHA tA Shop No. 72, Design Quarter District, Fourways 011 465 8141 www.buddhata.co.za

osteriA tre nonni 9 Grafton Ave, Craighall Park 086 122 2532 www.osteriatrenonni.co.za info@osteriatrenonni.co.za

DitsonG nAtionAl museum oF militArY HistorY 22 Erlswold Way, Saxonwold 011 646 5513 milmus@icon.co.za www.ditsong.org.za

river DecK countrY estAte 35 Peter Rd, Ruimsig 087 940 9920 www.riverdeck.co.za

emperors pAlAce 64 Jones Rd, Kempton Park 011 928 1000 www.emperorspalace.co.za Conveniently situated alongside O R Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, Emperors Palace Hotel Casino Convention Resort combines timeless, classical elegance and sheer excitement.

With luxurious accommodation in four unique hotels, a glorious health and beauty spa, a magnificent casino with unparalleled gaming enjoyment, the finest in dining options, spectacular entertainment choices, a retail concourse, world class conference facilities and impeccable service, Emperors Palace has it all.

Come to Emperors Palace. Come to the Palace of Dreams! emerAlD AFricAn spA Emerald Resort & Casino, 777 Frikkie Meyer Blvd, Vanderbijlpark 016 982 8132

The Emerald African Spa offers an ‘in touch with nature’ experience combined with high standards treatments to help the guest escape from the hustle & bustle of everyday life. For specials and treatment book today! montecAsino Cnr William Nicol Drive & Witkoppen Rd, Fourways 011 510 7777 www.montecasino.co.za montecAsino BirD GArDens William Nicol Drive, Fourways 011 511 1864 neWs cAFe sAnDton 24 Central, Cnr Gwen Lane & Fredman Drive, Sandown 011 883 4370 www.newscafe.co.za orlAnDo toWers, tHe BunGee BriDGe Dynamo Street, cnr Old Potch Rd, Orlando, Soweto 071 674 4343 www.orlandotowers.co.za info@orlandotowers.co.za

Lifestyle Home Garden offers the biggest, best and brightest plant range combined with service and advice from staff with a passion for gardening and décor excellence.

soutH AFricAn lipizzAners 1 Dahlia Rd, Kyalami, Midrand 011 702 2103

melrose ArcH Melrose Boulevard (entrance off Corlett, Drive & Athol Oaklands Rd) 011 684 0000 www.melrosearch.co.za

teAtro At montecAsino Montecasino, Montecasino Boulevard, Corner William Nicol & Witkoppen Roads, Fourways 011 510 7472 www.montecasino.co.za

nelson mAnDelA squAre Rivonia Rd, Sandton 011 217 6045/6 www.nelsonmandela.com

tHe rHino & lion nAture reserve Cradle of Humankind 011 957 0349/0106/0109 www.rhinolion.co.za totem sAnDton Shop U17A, Sandton City Shopping Centre 011 884 6300 info@totemgallery.co.za www.totemgallery.co.za veronA DAY spA At tHe sHYre No 67, 5th steet, Houghton Estate 011 880 0067/011 880 3847 www.veronadayspa.co.za

Where to shop? cAtHerYne GAeYlA FAsHion 38 Christopherson Rd, Hyde Park Tel:011 447 2550 Fax: 011 447 0073 Email: sales1@cgfashion.co.za www.cgfashion.co.za cleArWAter mAll Hendrik Potgieter Drive & Christiaan de Wet Rd Strubensvalley, Roodepoort 011 288 5260 www.clearwatermall.co.za crestA Cresta Shopping Mall, Beyers Naude Drive, Northcliff 011 678 5306 www.crestashoppingcentre.co.za liFestYle GArDen centre Cnr Beyers Naude Drive & Ysterhout Ave, Randparkridge, Randburg 011 792 5616 www.lifestyle.co.za

soviet JeAns Shop L67, Sandton City, Sandton 011 884 0135 www.sovietjeans.co.za tHe AFricAn crAFt mArKet Corner Cradock Ave & Baker Street Rosebank 011 880 2906 www.craft.co.za tHe BriGHtWAter commons Cnr Sandton Drive & Rivonia Rd, Sandton 011 883 2011/217 6000 www.brightwatercommons.co.za tHe DesiGn quArter The Design Quarter Shopping Centre, William Nicol Drive 011 467 5152 www.designquarter.co.za The Most inspiring décor destination in Jo’zie, Design Quarter embraces all that’s different, inspiring, delectable and divine. tHe mAll oF roseBAnK Cnr Cradock Rd & Baker Rd, 011 788 5530 tHe orientAl plAzA Fordsburg 011 838 6752 www.orientalplaza.co.za tHe zone @ roseBAnK 177 Oxford Rd, Rosebank Tel: 011 788 1130 www.thezoneatrosebank.co.za villAGe WAlK Cnr Maude Street & Rivonia Rd Sandown 011 783 4620 www.villagewalk.co.za

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HERE ARE SOME PRECAUTIONS YOU SHOULD TAKE WHEN VISITING SOUTH AFRICA: • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Avoid grand displays of expensive jewelry, cameras, lap tops and other valuables.

Plan your route beforehand, and the type of transport you're going to use.

Keep your doors locked at all times and wind windows up.

Lock valuable items in the trunk of your car.

Be aware of whether any vehicle or people are following you.

Never pick up strangers, no matter how friendly they appear.

At night, park in well-lit areas Explore in groups rather than alone, and stick to busy, well-lit streets At night stay clear of dark, isolated areas Avoid isolated beaches.

Never carry large sums of money around. Travelers cheques are your best bet.

Always carry a map with you in the event that you get lost.

Also keep your passport, plane ticket and other important documents in a safe place.

If in any doubt about the safety of an area, phone a police station for advice.

EMBASSIES AND CONSULATES IN CAPE TOWN: • Argentine Republic 8 Brittany Avenue Bantry Bay 021 439 0403 • Brazil (Federative Republic of) 2nd Floor, Safmarine House, 22 Riebeeck Street, Cape Town 021 421 4040/1/2 • British Consulate General: Southern Life Centre, 8 Riebeek Street, City Centre 021 405 2400 • Canadian Consulate General: 19th Floor, Reserve Bank Building, 60 St George’s Mall, City Centre 021 423 5240 • Chile (Republic of) Suite 1918, Main Tower, 19th Floor, Standard Bank Centre Heerengracht, Cape Town 021 421 2344/46 • French Consulate: 78 Queen Victoria Street, Gardens 021 423 1575

• German Consulate General and Embassy: 19th Floor, Safmarine House, 22 Riebeek Street, Cape Town 021 405 3000 • Italy Republic of 2 Grey’s Pass Gardens,Cape Town 021 487 3900 • Korea (Republic of) Sunset Avenue No. 7LandadnoHoutbay, 021 790 9970 • Mexico (United Mexican States) 2nd Floor, the Spearhead Building, 42 Hans Strijdom Avenue Foreshore, Cape Town 021 419 3848 • Netherlands Consulate General 100 Strand Street, nr Buitengracht, City Centre 021 421 5660

• New Zealand Honorary

Consulate General: 345 Lansdowne Road, Lansdowne 021 696 8561 • Spain (Kingdom of) 37 Shortmarket Street Cape Town 021 422 2326/7

• Switzerland Kingdom of Nr 1, Thibault Square, 26th Floor (Old BP Building) cnr Long and Hans Strijdom Streets, Cape Town 021 418 3669 • US Consulate: 2 Reddam Avenue, Westlake, Tokai 021 702 7300

JUST A LiTTLE REMINDER MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY Remember to lock your car.

Never leave valuables in your car.

Keep all keys in your possession.

Never leave children alone in the vehicle.

PROTECTING YOURSELF Carry your camera securely in a camera bag.

Avoid dark, isolated areas.

Do not walk alone in isolated areas this includes hiking.

Do not carry large sums of money.

Be alert!

SAFETY AT THE BEACH Do not go to deserted beaches.

Leave at least one person with your belongings when you go for a swim.

Keep valuable items locked away.

Follow safety regulations in place for each beach.

Don’t forget sun block!

SHOULD ANYTHING HAPPEN: Stay calm; Contact the police immediately; Make use of the trauma facilities available.

Ensure your holiday doesn’t become a hell-iday.

With Insurance driven by the AA, no matter where you choose to holiday, we’ll make sure you’re covered on the road and at home with trusted insurance that includes benefits like: -

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