http://www.lastminute.com/site/find/World/Africa/South-Africa.rssen-gbInfo on lastminute.com's South Africa offeringshttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification The Fountains Hotel is uniquely located in Cape Town City Centre. The bedrooms and public areas are equipped with high speed wireless internet access for your convenience. The outdoor area contains a lovely water feature, sun deck and terrace. *Please note: A tourist tax of 1% is not included in the rate and needs to be paid directly to the hotel.]]> An exquisite blend of sea, the mountain and the city of Cape Town. 4 and 5 star luxury in the heart of Cape Town?s Platinum Mile, for the pleasure-seeking tourist and the business executive. Close to the CBD, this luxury 41 suite hotel is ideal for corporate individuals who have business requirements in the city centre, whilst still experiencing the relaxed atmosphere of a seaside boutique hotel.]]> Situated in the centre of Cape Town, the Cape Diamond is a 60 suite boutique style hotel, decorated in a warm contemporary style that will inspire and pamper your senses. The historical building pays homage to its elegant Art Deco origins, and offers 'affordable luxury' - the best value for money in the entire City Bowl District (CBD). *Please note: A tourist tax of 1% is not included in the rate and needs to be paid directly to the hotel.]]> The Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa is an intimate five star Cape Town hotel, with exceptional standards of service and relaxed Cape hospitality providing the perfect counterpoint to its dramatic backdrop. *Please note: A tourist tax of 1% is not included in the rate and needs to be paid directly to the hotel.]]> The ADDERLEY HOTEL in the heart of Cape Town's city centre blends gracious urban historic facades with chic 21st century luxury interiors and can be best described as "cool". Situated in the historical end of Cape Town's main thoroughfare, Adderley Street and is well placed for corporate travelers with business interests in the city as well as for tourists who wish to experience Cape Town's finest leisure attractions.]]> An enchanting retreat with easy access to Cape Town, its Peninsula, legendary beaches and Winelands. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from Table Mountain to the South Atlantic Ocean. At the epicentre of Greater Cape Town and gracing the mountainside above Lakeside on the temperate False Bay Coastline, this splendid Manor House offers exceptional personal service and outstanding hospitality to the discerning visitor. 2 Executive Suites large & luxuriously furnished and 1 smaller Standard Room.]]> Car Hire in Cape Town Airport]]> Car Hire in Johannesburg Airport]]> Car Hire in Durban Airport]]> Car Hire in Port Elizabeth Airport]]> Car Hire in Cape Town Waterfront Downtown]]> Car Hire in George Airport]]> Opened in 1985 as Kiepersol, the privately owned Rhine & Lion Nature Reserve has, over two decades, rapidly grown from its initial small beginnings (two rhino and some antelope) to over 600 head from an impressive list of 25 species. In addition to a number of indigenous species that the Reserve has reintroduced to the area, including white lions and the endangered Cape wild dog, the Reserve also boasts more exotic alien species, such as the Bengal tiger.]]> Lesedi means "light", and you can discover the warm welcome of four different South African tribes at this hut village in the Bushveld.]]> Using the natural terrain as well as some landscaped areas, the Walter Sisulu Botanical Garden (formerly the Witwatersrand Botanical Garden) features indigenous plants, rare species and themed displays for visitors to enjoy.]]> Close to the Sterkfontein Caves, which have revealed early hominid remains that have proved fundamental to our understanding of our species' ancestry, is the Wonder Cave. Estimated to be 2.2 million years old, only recently - since 1991 in fact - has the cave been open to visitors, who can view its remarkable stalagtites and stalagmites.]]> Visit the stamping ground of some of our oldest ancestors at the spectacular Sterkfontein Caves. With seriously old humanoid remains - including the skull known as "Mrs Ples", thought to be at least two million years old - this area of South Africa has become known as the "cradle of humankind" and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.]]> Epitomising everyone's idea of African wildlife, the king of the jungle - or more correctly the savannah - can be seen at close quarters in the specially-designed 208-hectare Lion Park, just north of Johannesburg.]]> The Hydro Spa - also known as the High Rustenberg Health Hydro - is snuggled in the tranquility of Ida's Valley, just outside Stellenbosch, in the midst of woodlands, magical gardens and crisp mountain air. Opened in 1972 by Cleto Saporetti, recent investment has paid dividends and the spa won four major awards in 2005.]]> Kirstenbosch, meaning "Kirsten's Forest," is one of South Africa's finest botanical gardens, nestling on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain. Its existence goes back to 1660, when a hedge of wild almond and brambles was planted to form the boundary of the entire colony.]]> Beneath the Swartberg mountain range lie the magnificent Cango Caves. First discovered on 11 July 1780, they are now a very popular attraction along the Garden Route.]]>