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Cape Town

Future Found Sanctuary by Time + Tide

Experience sensory rejuvenation

On the slopes of Table Mountain

Future Found Sanctuary, sitting on the slopes of Cape Town’s Table Mountain, is made up of two luxurious villas: Maison Noir and Villa Verte. Mason Noir is a five-suite villa decorated with elemental design and a collection of local art, allowing you to experience sensory rejuvenation. It has five suites, sleeping a maximum of sixteen people, with all rooms including garden and mountain views, private bathrooms, and access to Mason Noir’s heated pool and wine cellar.

Villa Verte has four suites, blending a contemporary urban aesthetic with intricately detailed South African interiors. This villa sleeps eight people, and the stay here would include valley and mountain views, access to Villa Verte’s heated pool, and your own balcony. Both villas allow guests access to the fully equipped kitchens, or you can hire a Future Found Sanctuary chef for all your culinary desires.

The sanctuary prides itself on being one of the most bio-diverse places on the planet, with their Sensorium Spa, natural pools, and the gardens spread across the sanctuary being a few of the spaces that allow you to indulge in tranquility. Future Found Sanctuary also offers a guided exploration of the land, during which you can trek to a waterfall in the Table Mountain Nature Reserve. There are a multitude of activities to choose from during your stay at the sanctuary, including Middle Eastern Rasul, Tai Chi, and sound healing.

Highlights

Two villas

Heated pool

Fully-equipped kitchens

Wine cellar

Mountain views

Spa

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Places to combine Future Found Sanctuary by Time + Tide with

Leeu House

The Winelands

Leeu House

Leeu House is situated in an enviable position on the main street of Franschhoek, a country guesthouse in the midst of the hustle and bustle of this vibrant village, surrounded by award-winning restaurants, wine farms and boutique shops.

Stylish interiors are a 21st century take on the traditional Cape Dutch heritage of Franschhoek. The twelve individually styled rooms feature goose-down duvets and fine linens, air-conditioning, flat-screen smart televisions, unlimited Wi-Fi access, Nespresso machines and private bars. The en-suite bathrooms have marble floors, showers and vanity tops, freestanding baths, vast showers and underfloor heating. Three of the suites open onto their own private gardens, while others boast small intimate terrace courtyards.

Dine inside in The Conservatory or al fresco on the terrace, enjoying Leeu Collection wines and spirits from the complimentary bar. Innovative cuisine is prepared by the talented culinary team headed by Oliver Cattermole. Committed to sourcing organic and ethically farmed ingredients, his globally influenced menu features the freshest local produce.

All Leeu House guests have full access to the facilities and spectacular grounds at nearby sister property Leeu Estates, such as the on-site spa, inspired cuisine, or make use of the gym facilities and heated infinity swimming pool. Leeu Estates also features an extensive network of walking, jogging and cycling trails, and a world-class wine cellar.

In addition to this, Leeu House is recognised for its fantastic work in the local community, where they do everything from providing tasty snacks to local schools and also sponsor a learning centre for disadvantaged children.

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve

The Kalahari

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve

The malaria free Tswalu Reserve, owned by the Oppenheimer family, consists of over 100,000 hectares of the ‘green’ Kalahari grasslands home to eighty mammal species and 340 varieties of bird.

Furthermore, the reserve is not further divided up into concessions or reserves and the only accommodation is the Motse Camp and Tarkuni House, which only allow for a maximum of thirty guests at one time in the entire of Tswalu. If you are staying for three nights or more you’ll also get a complimentary private vehicle, guide and tracker to make this your very own private Kalahari. The motto is, if you see another Range Rover on your game drives, complain.

And whilst you really couldn’t get any further from a package holiday, the accommodation at Tswalu truly does have it all ‘wrapped up’ as far as a five-star safari lodge goes, with more luxury, authenticity, exclusivity and conscientiousness than any other in Africa. Having won awards for both their spa and conservation work, you just have to see the efforts they make to look after the wildlife and support local communities to know the lengths they go to look after you.

Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline