Exclusive Winter Escapes at Tintswalo Cape Town

Two Boutique Hotels in South Africa Offer Unmatched Luxury with Special Rates and Perks This Season

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As the winter season in South Africa approaches, The Tintswalo Collection, comprised of six family-owned and managed properties situated in five unique locations, stretching from the beach to the bush across Southern Africa, has announced a winter deal at its two Cape Town boutique hotels Tintswalo Atlantic and Tintswalo Boulders. This offer includes special rates and extra perks during the cooler months, valid for travel until August 31, 2024.

Tintswalo Atlantic is one of Cape Town’s most coveted travel and culinary experiences, as it is one of the few places in the world to offer 5-star hospitality just steps away from the crashing waves of the untamed Atlantic Ocean. Set below Chapman’s Peak Drive, Tintswalo Atlantic is known for its luxurious island suite accommodations and generous extras, including a welcome bottle of wine in every room, sunset canapés, and a cocktail of the day, as well as an extravagant, multi-course breakfast served overlooking the ocean. The winter offer also includes Liam Tomlin’s legendary Chefs Warehouse Tintswalo Atlantic Tapas for Two. This 3-course menu is available for lunch or dinner and includes a bread course to start, all included in the winter offer at $517 for two people, per night.

On the other side of the Cape Peninsula, Tintswalo Boulders offers direct access to Boulders Beach and its world-famous colony of endangered African penguins. Paying homage to maritime history and its location in a naval town, Tintswalo Boulders is elegantly furnished with an open-plan lounge and dining areas where cozy fireplaces create a warm sanctuary against the Cape’s storms. Guests can choose to gather around the fire pit in the courtyard or relax on the spacious terraces with sea views overlooking the penguin colony. Children have access to a TV room and a playroom stocked with books and toys, as well as a heated plunge pool. The winter deal includes sundowner canapés, a delectable 3-course family dinner, and a legendary Tintswalo breakfast prepared by the in-house chef. Rates range from $221 to $275 per night for two people, depending on the room category.

This winter, guests can cocoon and enjoy the little luxuries in life: a deep bubble bath, fluffy slippers, a snuggle next to the fireplace, indulging in room service while admiring breathtaking views. At Tintswalo, guests are invited to share an unforgettable experience with loved ones and friends.

For more information and reservations visit tintswalo.com, call +27 21 773 0900 or email [email protected]. Follow on Instagram @Tintswalolodges.

About The Tintswalo Collection

The Tintswalo Collection comprises six family-owned and managed properties situated in five unique locations, stretching from the beach to the bush across Southern Africa. Perched oceanside on a pebbled beach at the foot of Chapman’s Peak, the award-winning boutique hotel, Tintswalo Atlantic, is surrounded by the Table Mountain National Park and is renowned as one of Cape Town’s most precious hidden gems. In Simon’s Town on the southern side of the Cape Peninsula, Tintswalo Boulders is located on Boulders Beach with views across the world-famous colony of endangered African penguins. Sharing an unfenced boundary with the Kruger National Park, Tintswalo Safari is hidden within the pristine Manyeleti Private Nature Reserve, known for some of the best game viewing in South Africa. In the same private concession, Tintswalo Manor offers a luxurious, fully-catered private lodge for families or small groups seeking a tailor-made stay on an exclusive-use basis. Only three hours’ drive from Johannesburg, Tintswalo Waterberg is a comfortable family-friendly or corporate safari retreat within Limpopo’s malaria-free Welgevonden Game Reserve, complete with the option of a kosher kitchen. In Zambia, Tintswalo Siankaba presents an authentic African adventure with luxury tented accommodation on two small, private islands in the mighty Zambezi River.