Cape Town

Where Table Mountain meets two oceans, Cape Town blends dramatic scenery, rich culture, and world-class venues for unforgettable MICE events.

TOP ATTRACTIONS

Explore the iconic mountain, historic quarters, and spectacular coastline that make Cape Town a top-tier destination.

Table Mountain

Table Mountain

The flat-topped mountain overlooking the city, reached by a revolving cableway.

V&A Waterfront

V&A Waterfront

A vibrant working harbour precinct of shops, restaurants, and event venues.

Cape of Good Hope

Cape of Good Hope

The rugged, wave-battered headland near the south-western tip of Africa.

Cape Point

Cape Point

A dramatic promontory with towering cliffs, a historic lighthouse, and ocean views.

Boulders Beach

Boulders Beach

A sheltered cove near Simon's Town home to a colony of African penguins.

Bo-Kaap

Bo-Kaap

A historic quarter of brightly painted houses and cobbled streets on Signal Hill's slopes.

Robben Island

Robben Island

The UNESCO-listed island prison where Nelson Mandela was held, now a museum.

Kirstenbosch Gardens

Kirstenbosch Gardens

A world-renowned botanical garden on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain.

Camps Bay

Camps Bay

A glamorous beachfront suburb backed by the Twelve Apostles mountain range.

Clifton Beaches

Clifton Beaches

Four sheltered white-sand coves framed by granite boulders and Atlantic water.

Chapman's Peak

Chapman's Peak

A spectacular coastal drive carved into the cliffs between Hout Bay and Noordhoek.

Hout Bay

Hout Bay

A scenic fishing harbour and gateway to Chapman's Peak and Duiker Island's seal colony.

Constantia Valley

Constantia Valley

The Cape's oldest wine region, set among oak-lined estates below the mountains.

Castle of Good Hope

Castle of Good Hope

A 17th-century star-shaped fort, the oldest surviving colonial building in South Africa.

The Cape Wheel

The Cape Wheel

A giant observation wheel at the V&A Waterfront with panoramic bay and city views.

PREMIUM ACCOMMODATIONS

Landmark city hotels and waterfront retreats offering exceptional facilities for your next corporate event.

The Westin Cape Town

THE WESTIN

483 Rooms
26,000 SQ FT
19 Meeting Venues
Mount Nelson, A Belmond Hotel, Cape Town

MOUNT NELSON

198 Rooms
27,000 SQ FT
12 Meeting Venues
One&Only Cape Town

ONE&ONLY CAPE TOWN

131 Rooms
10,000 SQ FT
8 Meeting Venues
The Silo Hotel, V&A Waterfront

THE SILO

28 Rooms
3,500 SQ FT
4 Meeting Venues
Cape Grace, V&A Waterfront

CAPE GRACE

120 Rooms
6,000 SQ FT
7 Meeting Venues
The Table Bay Hotel, V&A Waterfront

TABLE BAY

329 Rooms
15,000 SQ FT
10 Meeting Venues
Ellerman House, Bantry Bay

ELLERMAN HOUSE

13 Rooms
2,000 SQ FT
3 Meeting Venues
Taj Cape Town

TAJ

176 Rooms
13,000 SQ FT
8 Meeting Venues
The Pepperclub Hotel, Cape Town

PEPPERCLUB

210 Rooms
8,000 SQ FT
7 Meeting Venues
The Vineyard Hotel, Newlands

THE VINEYARD

211 Rooms
10,000 SQ FT
8 Meeting Venues
The Winchester, Sea Point

THE WINCHESTER

76 Rooms
5,000 SQ FT
6 Meeting Venues
Radisson Blu Hotel Waterfront, Cape Town

RADISSON BLU WATERFRONT

177 Rooms
8,000 SQ FT
8 Meeting Venues
Hyatt Regency Cape Town

HYATT REGENCY

137 Rooms
7,000 SQ FT
6 Meeting Venues
Cape Royale Luxury Hotel, Green Point

CAPE ROYALE

95 Rooms
4,500 SQ FT
5 Meeting Venues
The Bay Hotel, Camps Bay

THE BAY HOTEL

78 Rooms
3,500 SQ FT
4 Meeting Venues

AIR CONNECTIVITY

Cape Town is served by a modern international airport with direct long-haul links and frequent domestic connections.

Primary Gateways

CPT Cape Town Int'l
JNB Johannesburg (O.R. Tambo)
DUR Durban (King Shaka)
20 KM Airport to City Centre

Cape Town International (CPT) sits around 20 km from the city, with direct services to Europe and the Middle East and frequent domestic links via Johannesburg (JNB).

Key Carriers

South African Airways
Emirates
Qatar Airways
Lufthansa
British Airways
KLM