Cape Town, South Africa's most popular travel destination has rightfully earned its reputation as one of the world's most beautiful cities alongside that of Sydney and San Francisco.

The Atlantic Restaurant is decorated in a Cape Winelands theme with large murals and thick-pile carpets, this refined restaurant overlooks Table Mountain and the harbour and is supplemented by an al fresco terrace. The restaurant serves buffet style breakfast, and a la carte dinner. Incorporated in the restaurant is the private, ten-seater Captains Table, overlooking the V&A harbour and is available for use by corporations who regularly entertain small groups of clients and associates.

The Table Bay Hotel has a total of 329 rooms which include single, double, luxury rooms and suites. The exclusively designed rooms are welcoming and inviting, representing the epitome of luxury and supreme comfort.

Expectations are exceeded at the magnificent 5-star Table Bay Hotel. From the stylishly appointed writing desks, to the large expansive windows, taking in either a scene of the busy working harbour or the vast Atlantic Ocean.

The salt-water pool is heated to a constant temperature of 22 degrees and is surrounded by a mahogany pool deck with chaises longues. Guests can also relax in the Jacuzzi or have a professional poolside massage.

Cape Town offers leisure activities to suit everyone. Those in search of adventure can go paragliding out into the blue from Lion's Head, or abseiling off Table Mountain or swimming with sharks from within the safety of a cage in False Bay. For the more relaxed enthusiast there is rollerblading, mountain biking, and horse riding. There are numerous participative or spectator water sports.

The Cape is also noted for its excellent surfing and wind surfing spots, while snorkeling and diving, sea kayaking, inflatable boating and jet skiing offer the chance to explore another dimension of the Cape Peninsula. Horse racing's highlight is the annual J&B Metropolitan at Kenilworth racecourse, the richest purse in the Cape

Avid golfers can enjoy the region's superb courses. Choose a tree-lined suburban course such as Rondebosch, a links-style course such as Milnerton, or a challenging championship course like Erinvale in Somerset West.

The Victorian-style Pavilion is the ideal venue for wedding ceremonies and receptions. The Pavilion is positioned on a piazza just outside the Table Bay's imposing Ballroom, and shelters behind the historic breakwater wall of the Cape Town harbour.

The 163 metre square Pavilion can accommodate up to 120 people at a cocktail function and 72 seated at individual tables for personalised service.

The Table Bay Hotel is the perfect rendezvous for couples. The need for fantasy does not exist as the hotel responds to its majestic surroundings. The maritime flavour has a wistful dreaminess that inspires romance. The spectacularly beautiful Ballroom is another ideal setting for a wedding reception. With its crystal chandeliers and beautiful décor, the Ballroom is extraordinary and does not require added artifice.