Accommodation
for 2010 in Cape Town
The
Village is where to stay in Cape Town - accommodation for 2010
World Cup soccer in Cape Town SA, with the FIFA 2010 World
Cup Soccer hosted in South Africa, The
Village offers the solution to accommodation for the FIFA
2010 football world cup. (click
here for the Offical World Cup 2010 site)
Where better to enjoy a relaxing seaside holiday than in a picturesque
harbour village, framed by the magnificent mountainscape of Hout
Bay, in a luxury apartment right on the beach with views you
can only dream of? And all this within a scenic 20 minutes drive
from the centre of Cape Town and the Cape Town 2010 stadium (African
Renaissance Stadium - formerly Green Point Stadium - Mouille Point).
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ACCOMMODATION ON THE BEACHFRONT |
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Luxury
apartments right on the beach with views you can only
dream of.
Book now, before the rush & price hike!
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The
Village Properties
Shop 5, Village Plaza
C/r Promenade and Beach Crescent
Hout Bay
E-Mail: sales@thevillage.co.za |
Tel:
+ 27 21 790 8122
Fax: + 27 21 790 8603
Michele (Cell): 082 556 8940
Jeanne (Cell): 082 785 5654
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Cape Town self-catering accommodation
for 2010 in Cape Town South Africa
Situated in Houtbay,
Cape Town, Western Cape South Africa, The
Village luxury holiday apartments are still available
for football world cup 2010. (view
Map) these self-contained apartments on the beach
offer the best in beach accommodation for the 2010 Fifa
World Cup. The Village
holiday condo's will make you feel at home, come and experience
the best of Cape Town’s self-catering accommodation at
The Village.
The Western Cape province has become the "tourist
mecca" of South Africa with much to offer it´s
visitors. The splendor of Cape Town, the "Mother
City" will mesmerize you with it´s vibrant
atmosphere and cheerful people. Cape Town has long been
the destination of choice for local travellers, with breath
taking scenery, Cape traditions and customs.
Awarded the World Travel Award for BEST DESTINATION in
AFRICA, Cape Town as 2004 best city in Africa, in 2002
Cape Town were named the 8th most creative city in the
world, it is a world class events and holiday destination.
Some of it´s great attractions are Table Mountain,
the Kirstenbosch Botonical Gardens, the infamous Robben
Island where Nelson Mandela was kept prisoner for 20 years.
Take time to travel the Cape Town Wine Routes and visit
some of the world reknown wine estates.
An
extensive array of activities including:
 Self
Drive Peninsula
Robben
Island
Winelands
Garden
Route
Game
Tours
Fishing
Whale
Watching (seasonal)
Deep
Sea Fishing
Surfing
Historical
Buildings
Spring
Wild Flowers
Hot
Springs
Caves
Historical
Walks
Watermills
Botanical
Gardens
Music
& Theatre
Adventure
Sports
Shopping
Arts
and Crafts
Major
golf courses
Horse
Riding
Fishing
Deep-Sea
Fishing
Yachting
Eco-Walks
Hikes
Scuba
Diving
Wind
Surfing
Seal
Island Cruises
Sea
Kayaking
Bird
Watching
Township
Tours
Delicious
Seafood
Whale
watching(seasonal)
South
Africa hosts the 2010 SWC, with time running out World
Cup Accommodation for 2010 in South Africa is limited.
Cape Town is an ideal base for World Cup tourists.
The 2010 World Cup supporters will be experiencing a world
class soccer event, South Africa not only has spectacular
scenery and the world's best wines, it also caters for
the adrenalin junkies with a scope of adventure sports,
with the infrastructure to cater for a top holiday destination.
The
place to stay when visiting Cape Town for the 2010 World
Soccer Cup is at The
Village, where your visit to SA can be experienced
in luxury when staying at The
Village self contained accommodation.
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Self-catering
holiday apartments
Thirty
luxurious one, two and three bedroom apartments in two secure
apartment buildings with large indoor swimming pool, as well
as loft apartments, are set only a few meters from the beach.
The fully equipped self catering apartments are tastefully decorated
to make you feel comfortable and at home.
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APARTMENT RATES
PER APARTMENT PER NIGHT |
| Types |
bedrms |
facing |
2009/2010 |
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WC
Soccer |
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Dec
- Feb |
Mar
- May |
June,
July |
Aug
- Oct |
Nov
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| The
Village Apartments |
| Type
A |
one |
seafront |
R
1,250 |
R
1,115 |
R1,500 |
R1,045 |
R
1,155 |
| Type
B |
one |
north/south |
R
1,050 |
R1,045 |
R1,260 |
R
880 |
R1,045 |
| Type
C1 |
two |
seafront |
R
1,550 |
R
1,595 |
R1,860 |
R
1,375 |
R
1,595 |
| Type
C2 |
two |
seafront |
R
1,900 |
R
1,815 |
R
2,600 |
R
1,540 |
R
1,815 |
| Type
D |
two |
north/south |
R
1,450 |
R
1,375 |
R1,740 |
R
1,265 |
R
1,375 |
| Type
F |
two |
north/south |
R
1,550 |
R
1,485 |
R
1,860 |
R
1,320 |
R
1,485 |
| The
Village Lofts Apartments - click to view |
| Lofts |
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R
875 |
R
792 |
R
1,050 |
R
715 |
R
792 |
| The
Village Square Apartments |
| Type
1 |
two |
seafacing |
R
1,450 |
R
1,375 |
R1,740 |
R
1,265 |
R
1,375 |
| Type
2 |
two |
south/north |
R
1,350 |
R
1,210 |
R1,620 |
R
1,210 |
R
1,210 |
| Type
4 |
three |
seafacing |
R
1,700 |
R
1,650 |
R2,040 |
R
1,650 |
R
1,760 |
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| Red
Sails |
three |
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R
1,700 |
R
1,650 |
R
2,040 |
R
1,650 |
R
1,760 |
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Testimonials:
Dear Village Agency / Jeanne,
We
arrived safely in the Netherlands and all enjoyed our 5-week
holiday in South-Africa. South-Africa has lots to offer.
We found our stay in Hout Bay very comfortable. A perfect
basis to explore Capetown and the peninsula, with restaurants
and shops on walking distance. Your service was perfect
with even a phonecall to warn us of temporary problems with
the water distribution in Hout Bay. We also enjoyed the
gym facilities and the swimming pool. Thanks for your assistance
and all the best with your agency.
Best
Regards, Han Fennema
We
enjoyed our stay very much. The flat is spacious, comfortable
and well equipped. The balcony has great views of Chapman's
Peak and Hout Bay. The Village Agency was extremely helpful
and responsive. Many
thanks
Regards
Richard Dickman |
History
of FIFA:
FIFA started life in Paris on 21 May 1904. In the past 100 years,
there have been eight Presidents and membership risen from seven
to 208. FIFA has played a pivotal role in world football's development,
having established the sport's greatest competition - the FIFA
World Cup™ - Also taking responsibility for its rules and regulations.
This
sporting event captures the world's imagination . Ever since the
first competition in Uruguay in 1930, FIFA's flagship has constantly
grown in popularity.
The
Second World War put a 12-year stop to the competition.
When
it resumed, the FIFA World Cup rapidly became the greatest single
sporting event of the modern world. Held since 1958 alternately
in Europe and the Americas, the World Cup broke new ground with
the decision in 1996 to select Korea and Japan as co-hosts for
the 2002 edition.
Since
1930, the 16 tournaments have only had seven different winners.
The FIFA World Cup has also had dramatic upsets that have created
footballing history - the United States defeated England in 1950,
North Korea defeated Italy in 1966.
Today,
the FIFA World Cup has an accumulated audience of over 37 billion
people. This audience watched the France 1998 tournament, with
about 1.3 billion for the final alone, while more than 2.7 million
people went to watch the 64 matches in France.
With
many changes the main focus of the FIFA World Cup is still the
glistening golden trophy, which is every footballer's dream.
Modern
football was born in 1863 when the English Football Association
was founded. And there is evidence of people kicking a rudimentary
ball around more than 2,000 years ago in China. It was in England
where the village contests of medieval times became today’s popular
ball game. By 1863, the first basic rules were established.
Why
SA?
In May 2004, FIFA awarded the hosting of the FIFA World Cup to
an African country for the first time in the 101 years of FIFA’s
existence. That country was South Africa and this proud nation
is striving to produce one of the best World Cup tournaments in
history.
As the host of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, South Africa stands as
a representative of Africa and as part of an African family of
nations.
Angola,
Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland,
Zambia and Zimbabwe are collectively using the World Cup to develop
the seven transfrontier conservation areas (TFCAs) in the region.
In choosing South Africa to bring the World Cup to Africa for
the first time, Fifa was looking at what the country already offers
– top notch transport, telecommunications, tourism and sporting
infrastructure, and a nation of sunshine people renowned for their
hospitality and passion for the beautiful game. In 2010, football
fans will enjoy the benefits of a host of multibillion-rand infrastructure
projects South Africa will spend in the region of R5-billion on
building and renovating football stadiums, R5.2-billion on airports,
and R3.5-billion on the country's road and rail network.
More
on Cape Town:
South Africa's best know city is Cape Town,home to almost 3 million
people. Every year more people visit Cape Town than any other
South African city. Visitors to Cape Town can expect breathtaking
scenery and a city focussed and geared towards travel and tourism.
Table
Mountain provides a dramatic back drop to the city.Cape Town is
synonym with Table Mountain, this flat topped mountain streches
almost two miles wide and over 1000 metres high at it's highest
point. Table Mountain is one of the top tourist destination, this
area offers various climbing and hiking routes. The Table Mountain
Cableway rotates through 360 degrees as it makes its way to the
summit, from the top, views of the Cape Peninsula are spectacular.
Fights
to Cape Town are served by Cape Town International Airport - South
Africa's second largest airport.
Click
Here to see the Full Match Schedule
Click
Here for Fifa Official Web Site
Click Here
for Usefull Telephone Numbers
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