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Africa, South Africa, Cape Town
12 Apostles Hotel & Spa, Camps Bay, Cape Town, South Africa

How They Dazzle Us

When you talk about this Landing you will not be able to do so without mentioning the views. They are, quite simply, incredible. Nestled on the back slopes of Table Mountain where the iconic Twelve Apostle rock formations meet with the icy Atlantic, the views are sumptuous. Gaze out on the ocean with only glistening water between you and the horizon; or turn to face the mountain and the mesmerizing views of the clouds rushing over the peaks; Lion's Head is to the right, another majestic formation as it stands proud above the distant lights of Camps Bay.

Why We Love Them

In a city like Cape Town it can be quite hard to find peace and tranquillity, but the location of this Landing is perfect. Situated between the well-to-do Atlantic-seaboard suburbs of Camps Bay and Llandudno, this is paradise at the junction of sea and mountain. This splendid Landing is universally loved and recognized for its quality of food and accommodation. In recent years it has won a huge number of prestigious awards – these awards include being named The Luxury Sea View Hotel and Spa of The Year at the 2018 Luxury Travel Awards; being voted number three on the list of Top 20 Hotels in Africa by Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards 2018 and coming 15th on the Top Hotel in South Africa list from the TripAdvisor Travellers; Choice Awards 2019.

Their Sustainable Superpower

This fantastic Landing has many initiatives on the go to empower the local people and to ensure that the environment is preserved and cared for, but their most commendable efforts come in the space of water conservation. In 2017 Cape Town almost became the first major city in the world to run out of water and the Twelve Apostles reacted with a string of innovative and sensible sustainability measures. Their proactive work saw them cut water consumption by 42% through the implementation of over 40 different water saving initiatives. These included rain water harvesting, waterless urinals, reusable ice-cubes and limited shower times. Cape Town is in a much better position now, thanks to these types of proactive initiatives.