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9-Day Vacation in Cape Town with Round-Trip Airfare, Hotels, and Sightseeing Tours from Africa Answers
Visit Table Mountain and Robben Island in Cape Town
The vacation includes:
Round-trip airfare from Washington DC (IAD) or New York (JFK) aboard South African Airways
Round-trip airport transfers in Cape Town
Six-night stay at the Cape Town Hollow Boutique hotel or Hollow on the Square hotel
Daily breakfast
Half-day Cape Town city tour, with Table Mountain tickets (weather permitting)
Robben Island cruise and tour
Vacation Highlights
An included half-day tour introduces you to the city. Weather permitting, you’ll head to the top of South Africa’s iconic landmark, Table Mountain, via the aerial cableway. Here, you’ll have an unforgettable birds-eye view of the city, its beaches, the Helderberg Mountain, and the Cape Town Stadium, built for the 2010 World Cup.
You’ll board a cruise (included with this Getaway) to Robben Island, located off Cape Town’s western coast. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the island was once the site of a notorious prison; Nelson Mandela spent 18 years in a cell on Robben Island.
Click here to view a full itinerary.
Cape Town, South Africa: Natural Beauty and Vibrant Culture in Oceanfront City
South Africa’s oldest city and legislative capital, Cape Town is situated near the African continent’s southern tip. The scenic metropolis—sandwiched between the Atlantic Ocean and the geographic plateau of Table Mountain—is known for its fine dining and natural beauty, earning it a spot on Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Cities list in 2011. Visit the trendy Victoria & Alfred Waterfront (called the V&A for short) for shopping, dining, and people watching in Cape Town’s working harbor, which dates back to 1860.
Other historical attractions include the 17th-century Castle of Good Hope, one of South Africa’s oldest surviving colonial buildings. Built by the Dutch East India Company, the castle now houses a few history museums. Visit here on weekdays at 10 a.m. and noon to witness the Key Ceremony, a formal ritual where guards recreate the “unlocking†of the castle, followed by a cannon firing.
Those searching for some of Africa’s exotic animals have a few options. Keep an eye out for herds of zebras and wildebeests grazing on the slopes around the Rhodes Memorial, a Greek-temple-esque homage to imperialist Cecil John Rhodes in Table Mountain National Park, or take a tour of Aquila Private Game Reserve. You can also head south to the tip of Cape Peninsula, home to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, where baboons, bucks, and hundreds of bird species live near spectacular cliffs.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
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I get several offers from the daily. In a recent offer, you could buy a round trip, 9 day vacation to Cape Town South Africa from the USA for $1999 USD.....

http://touch.groupon.com/deals/ga-a...02&s=body&c=image&d=getaways_deal&mobile=true
9-Day Vacation in Cape Town with Round-Trip Airfare, Hotels, and Sightseeing Tours from Africa Answers
Visit Table Mountain and Robben Island in Cape Town
The vacation includes:
Round-trip airfare from Washington DC (IAD) or New York (JFK) aboard South African Airways
Round-trip airport transfers in Cape Town
Six-night stay at the Cape Town Hollow Boutique hotel or Hollow on the Square hotel
Daily breakfast
Half-day Cape Town city tour, with Table Mountain tickets (weather permitting)
Robben Island cruise and tour
Vacation Highlights
An included half-day tour introduces you to the city. Weather permitting, you’ll head to the top of South Africa’s iconic landmark, Table Mountain, via the aerial cableway. Here, you’ll have an unforgettable birds-eye view of the city, its beaches, the Helderberg Mountain, and the Cape Town Stadium, built for the 2010 World Cup.
You’ll board a cruise (included with this Getaway) to Robben Island, located off Cape Town’s western coast. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the island was once the site of a notorious prison; Nelson Mandela spent 18 years in a cell on Robben Island.
Click here to view a full itinerary.
Cape Town, South Africa: Natural Beauty and Vibrant Culture in Oceanfront City
South Africa’s oldest city and legislative capital, Cape Town is situated near the African continent’s southern tip. The scenic metropolis—sandwiched between the Atlantic Ocean and the geographic plateau of Table Mountain—is known for its fine dining and natural beauty, earning it a spot on Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Cities list in 2011. Visit the trendy Victoria & Alfred Waterfront (called the V&A for short) for shopping, dining, and people watching in Cape Town’s working harbor, which dates back to 1860.
Other historical attractions include the 17th-century Castle of Good Hope, one of South Africa’s oldest surviving colonial buildings. Built by the Dutch East India Company, the castle now houses a few history museums. Visit here on weekdays at 10 a.m. and noon to witness the Key Ceremony, a formal ritual where guards recreate the “unlocking†of the castle, followed by a cannon firing.
Those searching for some of Africa’s exotic animals have a few options. Keep an eye out for herds of zebras and wildebeests grazing on the slopes around the Rhodes Memorial, a Greek-temple-esque homage to imperialist Cecil John Rhodes in Table Mountain National Park, or take a tour of Aquila Private Game Reserve. You can also head south to the tip of Cape Peninsula, home to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, where baboons, bucks, and hundreds of bird species live near spectacular cliffs.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Posted with TapaTalk