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CAPE TOPAZ BED & BREAKFAST - SOMERSET WEST - CAPE TOWN |
33 Topaz Street , Somerset West 7130, Cape Town, South Africa Tel: +27 021 8550713 | Mobile: +27 078 2657560 | Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it |
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From July to December whales can be seen at the shores of South Africa. Approximately an hour and a half away from Cape Town is the seaside town of Hermanus. A popular holiday destination for tourists and locals alike, Hermanus is hailed as offering the best land based whale watching in the world. From May onwards Southern Right Whales pay homage to these warm, shallow waters in order to calf their young and to mate. The best time for whale watching is between August and November and at this time the bay is dotted with whales. More often than not, they're more than happy to put on a performance.
Erinvale Golf Club, nestled at the foothills of the Helderberg and Hottentot Holland mountains in Somerset West near Cape Town is one of South Africa’s great golfing challenges. Situated in the beautiful wine region, Erinvale’s breathtaking mountain and sea views are an integral part of this unforgettable golfing experience.
Butterfly World, the largest free flying park for butterflies in Southern Africa, opened its doors to the public in November 1996. The concept originated in the UK and such enclosed parks can be found in countries throughout the world. Each year these parks are visited by thousands of visitors and now thanks to the initiative taken by two Capetonian women, South Africans have the opportunity to experience nature at its best.
Shark cage diving in Cape Town for the brave! If you are adventurous and love a thrill, then there is no greater thrill than to white shark dive in Cape Town with one of these glorious sea predators (great white shark). Whether you get into the water and dive with sharks in Cape Town, or whether you stay on the boat and view the great white sharks from the safety of the boat, it will be a day to remember for the rest of your life.
Monkey Town Primate Centre was started on the 1st of December 2000 by the owner and animal lover Roseline Grobler, who met and fell in love with her first monkey Cebus a Brown Capuchin about 20 years ago. Cebus was an abused capuchin and since then Roseline has never look back. She has rescued and adopted 270 monkeys since then. She started Monkey Town Primate Centre to give the public a chance to experience the wonderful world of monkeys and to help in preserving this wonderful species for our future generations. Monkey Town Primate Centre is a privately owned Centre and your visit means a lot to us and our primate friends.
A popular tourist destination, Strand’s main attraction is its white, sandy beach known as ‘the strand’. The 5 km stretch of beach provides safe bathing and swimming and nearby entertainment parks offer a supertube, mini-golf and a tidal pool.
