Cape Town
Future Found Sanctuary by Time + Tide

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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