The Cape of Good Fun

In a special kind of tour, participants divided into groups to solve tasks in the city, to prove they could be real Capetonians.

From gumboot dancing to Xhosa singing via samosa cooking, these group tasks were the best way to get to know the real city.

In the evening, like real Capetonians, everyone enjoyed a lively African evening and danced to exuberant local rhythms.

A definite must-see is the most southerly point in Africa. The coastal road winds its way to the rugged cliffs and the vast sea.

Some lucky ones drove the route in classic convertibles. Once there, everyone could enjoy the sea air by hiking or biking.

A walk to the Cape of Good Hope itself rounded off this visit, followed by a picnic in a high-end tent set up especially for us.

More than a meeting: that was our motto when choosing Embassy Hill for the event’s kick-off. And yes, it’s a former embassy.

An elegant building in a lovely park-like setting makes for a unique atmosphere. Creative ideas sparkle in this oasis.

This meeting location is truly perfect, not least as it’s rounded off with a relaxing pool area, ideal for a light al fresco lunch.

We ended the trip on a high note, with a gala dinner in the highest building in Cape Town, a spot that’s very difficult to rent.

And no wonder, with its 360° panorama over the whole city, Lion Head, Table Mountain, the harbour and the endless sea.

Fine food and a big band in full swing gave us an evening to remember, with participants celebrating and being honoured in style.