Best Dog-friendly Restaurants | Winter Accommodation Specials

Best Dog-friendly Restaurants | Winter Accommodation Specials | See the Mother City with your Mother

Best Dog Friendly Restaurants on the Cape Point Route


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There's nothing quite like the love and attention from man's best friend. Bring your beloved family pet
and pampered pooch to one of the best Dog-Friendly Restaurants on the Cape Point Route. Enjoy
sharing a meal & special treats with your family's best friend.	Read More

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2015 Winter Specials on the Cape Point Route

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Simon's Town: Seaside Style		St James: 16 Sleeper Villa
Grosvenor Guesthouse		Villa St James
Pay for your partner & you stay FREE!		Stay for 3 Nights, Pay for 2 nights
Single Rates for Double Rooms		*From R4,500 per night*
Book Now		Book Now

Lakeside: Boutique Luxury		Kommetjie: Beach Cottage
Colona Castle		Kommetjie Palm Cottage
Stay 3 Nights but only pay for 2.		25% discount per night
*From R980 pp sharing per night*		*From R1,000 per night (sleeps 4)*
Book Now		Book Now

See the Mother City with your Mother!

Celebrate Mother's Day in Cape Town on Sunday 10 May,

2015. Whether you are honouring your mother or a

maternal figure, there's no better place to spoil her than in

the Mother City! See our ideas & suggestions.

Everyone loves a bargain! Winter in Cape Town is THE time

and place to pick up a really good deal. Winter discounts &

free bed nights the longer you stay means you can travel and

and stay in the Cape of Storms for longer for less!

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