One of the wonderful things about the Western Cape is its natural beauty. This is enhanced by its cultural diversity, hospitality, excellent wine as well as colorful cuisine making it one of the best tourist attraction spots in the world. This strategically positioned province lies on the continent of Africa’s southern tip. There are approximately 5.83 million people living in this province according to a 2011 census figure. Tourism The Western Cape is one of the most developed provinces in South Africa and it has attracted visits from both local and foreign people alike. This region with its diverse landscapes as well as gorgeous areas is obviously a nice place to live in. Visits can be made to places such as any of the tremendous nature reserves or the famous Kirstenbosch Gardens. This will provide an ever-present opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily living to get even a step closer to Mother Nature. Now other interesting places in this province include: Cape Whale Coast, (known by this name because of the presence of these fantastic marine mammals between the months of June and November as part of their yearly breeding ritual), and the Garden Route, (kn

I love travelling and enjoy meeting people from different parts of the world. We do our best to provide a relaxing atmosphere where you can explore Cape Town from this very central location.

No. 1 Malleson is set in the Mowbray district of Cape Town, Malleson is centrally located with easy access to all the major routes, Central Cape Town a just 5 km away with the University of Cape Town within walking distance. The property is also close to Rondebosch Common Nature Reserve and the Liesbeck River. Table Mountain, Waterfront and Canal walk are all 7 km away from the guest house making this property one of the most central properties to experience Cape Town.