Mbalentle is located minutes from the Cape Town International Airport and close to the city's attractions and activities including:
20 min drive to Cape Town's V&A Waterfront
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The country's most-visited tourist attraction, the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, is located alongside Cape Town's working harbour and provides a great shopping and entertainment experience. Restaurants, shops, hotels, bars, offices, upmarket apartments and luxury yachts in the exclusive marina combine with the harbour to create a unique experience in Africa. |
30 min drive to Cape Winelands
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The Cape Winelands is a region of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It is the largest wine producing region in South Africa and is divided into six main wine regions, each offering their own unique wine route. Constantia, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Paarl, Robertson and Wellington are the most popular. With over 200 cellars to choose from, you are guaranteed to taste some of the finest wines and food in the world. |
45 min ride to Robben Island by ferry departing from the V&A Waterfront
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The island prison made famous by former President Nelson Mandela in his book 'Long Walk To Freedom', which housed Madiba and many other notable freedom fighters during the late apartheid years. It is now a World Heritage Site and accessible by boat or ferry. The incredible view from the island of Table Mountain rising above the city is one of the lovely aspects this to trip which must not be missed. |
15 min drive to Grand West Casino
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An impression of old Cape Town is presented in the design and decor of the Grand West Casino and Entertainment World. From the touches of Victorian architecture, to the vibrancy of the streets of District Six and the grandness of the Grand Hotel - this historical theme celebrates the fun of the past and with the best in gambling and entertainment. |
5 min walk to Guguletu Seven Memorial
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On 3 March 1986 seven young activists were driven in a minibus taxi to job interviews. The driver, unbeknownst to them, was a member of the infamous Security Police. When they were stopped at a police roadblock in the township, police shot and killed all seven. It was reported at the time that terrorists had first fired on the police. |
7 min walk to Amy Biehl Memorial
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Amy Biehl was a young American exchange student who studied at the University of Cape Town in 1993, a time of tension during the build up to the country's first democratic elections. She was killed in the township of Guguletu by young supporters of the Pan African Congress, a radical leftist party. They stoned and stabbed her to death. Her killers applied for, and were granted, amnesty through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. |
2 min drive to King David's Golf Club
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For golfers, King David Golf Course is one of the city's best-kept secrets and playable year round. The course has a rolling terrain and is renowned for staying dry and firm during wet winters. Also importantly, it is relatively sheltered from the notorious strong south-easterly wind known as the Cape Doctor. |
