When searching for Real Estate investments, the Western Cape has a lot to offer. With it's variety of sunny beaches, spectacular scenic drives around the coastline and the glorious Table Mountain. Traveling through the famous wine route surrounded by unparalleled beauty and majestic mountains, where friendly people always share their stories of friendship and laughter.

Featuring fantastic marine life and bird species galore where nature calls for the best it has to offer. Explore the mystery, tranquility, adventure and excitement that makes this corner of Africa one of the most sought after destinations on the planet.

The Western Cape consists of the following regions:

• City Bowl
• Northern Suburbs
• Atlantic Seaboard
• Southern Suburbs
• South Peninsula
• Cape Flats
• False Bay
• West Coast

The Western Cape is bordered on the north by the Northern Cape, on the east by the Eastern Cape, on the south by the Indian Ocean, and on the west by the Atlantic Ocean. The major rivers in the Western Cape are The Breede, Berg and Olifants Rivers.

The Western Cape is well known for it's award winning wines, with the founder of Cape Town, Jan van Riebeeck, produced the first wine recorded on the 2nd February 1659.

The Cape Winelands is a region of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It is the largest wine producing region in South Africa and is divided into six main wine regions, each offering their own unique wine route. Constantia, Stellenbosch, Fish Hoek, Paarl, Robertson and Wellington are the most popular.

Vegetation in the Western Cape is extremely diverse, with one of the world's seven floral kingdoms almost exclusively endemic to the province, namely the Cape Floral Kingdom, most of which is covered by Fynbos. It is extremely rich in species diversity, with more plant species occurring on Table Mountain than the entire United Kingdom. It is characterised by various types of shrubs, thousands of flowering plant species and some small trees.

The arid interior is dominated by Karoo drought-resistant shrubbery. The West Coast and Klein Karoo are semi-arid regions and are typified by many species of succulents and drought-resistant shrubs and acacia trees. The Garden Route is extremely lush, with temperate rainforest covering many areas adjacent to the coast and along the mountain ranges.