Eclectic art and culinary delights 

Whilst first time attendees should try to fit in Table Mountain (a great sunset option) Cape Point and perhaps a visit to Cape Town’s winelands, both new and returning visitors might be keen to experience some of the city’s lesser known offerings. Cape Town has a rich heritage and is a well-known as an art, food, wine and cultural destination. How about joining an ART Safari, Cape Town has some world class galleries including several dedicated to Contemporary African Art. 

Alternatively join us for an art & culinary journey through Cape Town, showcasing some of the best of South Africa’s artisanal producers and creative spaces. From cheesemakers to chocolatiers, graffiti art to African art, charcuterie to craft beer breweries, all the way to contemporary art! Let us show you the reasons why Cape Town has become such an amazing creative destination!

 

Vibrant Township Culture

One could also visit the many Craft Beer or Gin distilleries that have sprung up in and around the city. Perhaps experience some of our vibrant township culture by taking a short trip to Langa or Khyalitsha. Interested in wild life? Aqilla Safari Park is located some two hours from the city.

If you are bringing a partner how about a Cape Malay cooking experience in the colourful “Bo Kaap” quarter on the slopes of signal hill, or for those arriving a little early there is the Cape Town Coffee Festival at City Hall on the 2nd and 3rd February. The Hop on Hop off red bus is a great way to see the city and Table Mountain and stops at Camps Bay beach for sun worshippers.
 

The music scene

In terms of performance, the Mother City has it all, from jazz clubs to Lounge Bars and concert halls. Why not take a 15 minute drive from the city centre to a popular hotspot, La Parada Constantia Nek, hosts Sunday Funday, where a DJ wows the crowds with live dance and house tracks or spend a leisurely Saturday afternoon lunch at Beluga close to the city centre where they have live music between 1.30pm and 5pm.

Best known for its beautiful clientele and brilliant cocktails, Asoka is one of Cape Town’s oh-so-trendy lounge, restaurant and bar venues. Housed in an old Victorian home on Kloof Street, the swish dinner-and-drinks hotspot features live jazz every Tuesday from 8pm to 10pm.

Book your tour today

Should you prefer to pre-arrange your activities, you could prebook a day tour or for those staying on for a few days we have post conference tour options. These include a three-night Kruger Park Safari, two-nights Cape Point and Winelands and a four-night Garden Route and Safari option. See more at www.miningindaba.travel - these as well as affordable airport transfers can be booked online. Email [email protected] or [email protected]should you have any questions.

Please do not hesitate to ask if you would like us to arrange something special or not mentioned on the website. We are here to assist and are happy to prepare an itinerary to suit your time and budget requirements. Kindly email [email protected] should you require any arrangements not highlighted or wish to have a tailor made tour organised. 

Lastly the organisers have negotiated special hotel rates in Cape Town over Mining Indaba, many are lower than in previous years and these can be booked via the website www.miningindaba.travel or by contacting Jo Procter on [email protected]