Do you want to visit Cape Town as a family and experience everything it has to offer? If so you should book the Family Getaway Package* at the Taj Cape Town.
Our central location and family friendly approach ensures that we are ideally situated to cater for families with children of all ages.
At the Taj Cape Town, families can stay in inter-leading rooms or book one of our one bedroom or two bedroom suites.
For those looking to experience Cape Town as a family Robbin Island day trips, Table Mountain hikes or cable car trips, beautiful picnics in the Company Gardens, breathtaking beaches, Cape Town open-top bus tours, fantastic monuments, art galleries and museums; summer music concerts under the stars in the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens and internationally-acclaimed cuisine are just some of the excellent family orientated adventures we can organise for you.
While those with younger children, staying at the Taj Cape Town, can make use of a professional (and fully certified) Holiday Nanny Service with extensive child care experience.
Staying in? No problem – Nintendo Wii, Sony Play Stations and a kids DVD library are available on request.
At the Taj Cape Town the entire family can enjoy a real holiday and experience everything the exceptional Cape Town city centre and surrounds have to offer.
To book the Taj Cape Town Family Getaway Package click here.
*Our family package includes (among other things) daily breakfast, taxes and airport transfers.
Summer is a great time to visit the Kirstenbosch gardens because with the rainfall starting to increase from around 15mm to 50mm in late February the garden is reaching full flowering splendour. Typically a wide rage of Agapanthus tend steal the show in the gardens – especially in the shaded parts of the garden, like the Dell and Camphor Avenue. Also, look out for the orange heads of the bloodflowers, which stand out like balls of fire, and also Cape primulas with their trumpet shaped flowers.
This is also the season for the beautiful red orchid, Disa uniflora which is found on Table Mountain. You will however have to go hiking into the areas with the streams as these flowers are rarely seen along the public paths and open areas. In 10 years of exploring the mountain, I have never come across one of these beauties in an accessible area. The search and find of this ‘treasure’ is however well worth it. More common along the paths of Table Mountain are the bright red flowers of the succulent Crassula coccinea which are pollinated by the Table mountain beauty butterfly.