The luxurious Steenberg Hotel is situated on the Cape’s oldest farm, a mere 20-minute drive from the bustling heart of Cape Town. The hotel nestles in the tranquil Constantia Valley, against the slopes of the Steenberg Mountain, offering sweeping views over the False Bay. Its buildings, dating back to 1682, were lovingly restored and have been declared a National Monument. Here the legendary elegance and traditions of the 17th century blend harmoniously with the most refined luxuries and conveniences of our modern age.
The Heritage SuitesRead MoreThe three Heritage Suites at Steenberg Hotel offer
magnificent views of Steenberg Vineyards, Golf Course
and False Bay and embrace the 325 year history of
Steenberg – the Cape’s oldest farm. It celebrates modern
Steenberg by blending historical period antiques with
sophisticated contemporary technology to embody
the exquisite, distinguished luxury of Steenberg.
Catharina’sRead MoreElegantly transformed with avant-garde décor and
contemporary artworks, as well as a modern wine bar,
this renowned fine dining restaurant with open
fireplace exudes a warm and inviting ambience. A
world-class culinary experience awaits within its
luxurious interiors, complete with terrace overlooking
the rolling lawns and vineyards. Breakfast, lunch and
dinner is served, as well as the renowned Sunday
Jazz Brunch.
Bistro Sixteen82Read MoreSteenberg has raised the bar with an innovative new
Bistro-style cellar door restaurant and wine tasting venue
unlike any other in the Constantia Valley. Named Bistro
Sixteen82 after the year in which Steenberg was first
established, this interactive wine and food destination is
a firm favourite for breakfast, lunch and tapas at sunset.
The Golf CourseRead MoreThe Steenberg Golf Club is an exclusive, private golf club
set in idyllic surroundings in Constantia, Cape Town
(Western Cape).
The VineyardRead MoreSteenberg holds the distinction of being the oldest farm
in the picturesque Constantia Valley, which is generally
considered to be South Africa’s premier wine growing
region. With its cool, sea-facing slopes and majestic
granite ridges, Steenberg Vineyards has developed a
worldwide reputation for producing excellent
Cape wines.
Wine TastingRead MoreSteenberg Vineyards with its Wine Tasting Bar and Tasting
Lounge is an inviting and visually interactive modern
space that leads to a terrace with reflection pools and
enchanting ‘sensory’ gardens, offering wine tasting
every day (Monday to Friday 09:00 – 18:00 and
weekends 10:00 – 18:00, but closed on Christmas Day
and Good Friday).
The SpaRead MoreThe Spa at Steenberg is operated by the experienced
Ginkgo Spa & Wellness Group, and is a welcome addition
to the many and varied facilities enjoyed by guests at
the elegant and luxurious Steenberg Hotel.
- Table Mountain and Robben Island
- Cape Peninsula
- V&A Waterfront
- Constantia Valley
- Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
- Cape Town Golf Courses
Table Mountain and Robben IslandRead More“During the many years of incarceration on Robben
Island, we often looked across Table Mountain at its
magnificent silhouette…To us on Robben Island, Table
Mountain was a beacon of hope. It represented the
mainland to which we knew we would one day
return.”– Nelson Mandela
Cape PeninsulaRead MoreThe Cape Peninsula - on the Southwestern tip of the
African continent - is unquestionably one of the most
beautiful places in the world.
The Cape of Good Hope
So named by Portugal's King John II this area has
captured the imagination of European sailors such
as Dias who first named it the Cape of Storms in 1488
and later in 1580 Sir Francis Drake who called it the
"The Fairest Cape in all the World".
Rich in cultural and natural heritage this is one of the top
tourist destinations in South Africa and includes the
famous Cape Point. Due to the variety of wildlife that
occurs here it is the only section of the TMNP that is
fenced and visitors should look out for Eland, Red
Hartebeest, Bontebok and Zebra. This is a haven for
outdoor enthusiasts and offers hiking, surfing, angling,
picnicking, beaching and cycling opportunities against
the spectacular backdrop of the mountains and
coastline of the most south western point in Africa.
V&A WaterfrontRead MoreThe V&A Waterfront is South Africa’s most visited
destination – a combination of shops, restaurants,
nightspots, tourist attractions and museums in the
city’s historic harbour that attracts millions of visitor’s
every year … and for good reason. Situated in the heart
of the Mother City’s working harbour and set against the
spectacular backdrop of Table Mountain, “the
Waterfront” is a hub of varied activity and a
Cape Town must-see.
Constantia ValleyDiscover Cape Town’s most intimate wine route and learn
about the history of the oldest wine-growing area in
Southern Africa. Find everything you need to plan a visit,
from places to stay, eat and shop to things to see and do
We use the name Constantia Valley in the broader sense,
being the Valley stretching from the Wynberg hill in the
north to the Silvermine mountains (the Tokai area) in
the south. The Table Mountain National Park borders the
Valley to the.“Every stranger who arrives at the Cape…
makes a point of visiting the Village of Constantia and
those famous wine plantations; for these with the Table
Mountain are looked upon as the great and first objects
of curiosity at the Cape” (Robert Percival, English
officer arriving in the Cape in 1796)
Kirstenbosch Botanical GardensKirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is acclaimed as
one of the great botanic gardens of the world. Few
gardens can match the sheer grandeur of the setting
of Kirstenbosch, against the eastern slopes of Cape
Town’s Table Mountain. Kirstenbosch was established
in 1913 to promote, conserve and display the
extraordinarily rich and diverse flora of southern
Africa, and was the first botanic garden in the world to be
devoted to a country's indigenous flora. Kirstenbosch
displays a wide variety of the unique plant life of the
Cape Flora, as well as plants from all the diverse regions
of southern Africa, both outdoors and in the Botanical
Society Conservatory. There are over 7 000 species in
cultivation at Kirstenbosch, including many rare and
threatened species.
Cape Town Golf CoursesCape Town and the Western Cape offer visitors a selection
of excellent golf courses in majestic settings and rated as
some of the best Golf Courses in South Africa. The golf
courses in Cape Town are pristine in setting, layout and
quality, and are of championship status. The Western
Cape's wide variety of top rated golf courses, each in
their own unique setting will meet the needs of any
golfer visiting Cape Town and the Western Cape.The
Cape Town golf courses are a reflection of the dynamic
and varying aspects of Cape Town. With views of the
sand, the sea or the mountain from Cape Town's
expansive greens, we're almost certain that you will
thoroughly enjoy your golfing in Cape Town.
