The Table Bay Hotel is part of Cape Town's hugely successful Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, with its myriad mix of international designer shops, museums, boat trips (inc. the Penny Ferry), helicopter flips, pubs, a brewery, restaurants, cinemas (and an Imax cinema) hotels, the Two Oceans Aquarium, an amphitheatre, craft markets, live music and a variety of entertainment.

Attractions in the Waterfront include: BMW Pavilion Imax Cinema, Robben Island Museum Tours, SA Maritime Museum, Scratch Patch, Telkom Exploratorium, Two Oceans Aquarium, Waterfront Craft Market.

Nearby attractions include:

Boat trips to Seal Island and fishing trips
Across the bay is Seal Island, home of hundreds of seals and birds and one of the few breeding grounds for the Great White Shark. Travellers can visit the island with one of the many deep-sea fishing fleet operating from Kalk Bay.

Grand West Casino and Entertainment World
This superior family entertainment complex celebrates the Cape's architectural heritage. From the impressive old Post Office building and the Grand Hotel to the streets of District Six, GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World is both a step back in time, and a leap into the future with smart-card gaming.

The casino floor has 54 tables, which include American Roulette, Blackjack, Midi Punto Banco, Progressive Diamond Rush Blackjack and Raise 'em Poker. Surrounding the gaming tables are 1655 Slots Machines with various types of slot games such as Standard Slot reel, Video Slots, Poker, Roulette, Derby Horse Racing and including the wide area progressive jackpots like the Dream Machine, Millennium Mania, Poker Magic, Super Slam and the African Express.

Green Market Square
Browse amidst the cobbled streets lined with arts and crafts. Conveniently situated on Green Market Square in the heart of the City, visitors can experience lively street entertainment while browsing through a variety of hand-crafted items ranging from beaded jewellery, candles and clothing to antiques and collectables.

Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens & Craft Market
The Kirstenbosch Craft Market takes place in an idyllic setting close to the Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden. The atmosphere is leisurely and there are a variety of high quality crafts on offer as well as popular pony rides for children. The market operates on the last Sunday of the month from September to May and on the 2nd and 3rd Sundays in December, weather permitting.

Mariner's Wharf
South Africa's first harbour front emporium. Mariner's Wharf seafood is legendary and besides lobsters aplenty there is warm smoked Snoek done the old-fashioned way, and an incredible fish market dramatically built around the hull of the Kingfisher, a 1940's trawler from the Cape Coast fleet.

Ratanga Junction Theme Park
The Ratanga Junction Theme Park, situated within the Century City development. offers more than 30 theme park attractions ranging from rollercoaster rides, family rides, interactive play area, daily stunt shows and a host of restaurants and pubs. Laser shows, concerts, street dancing and special parties are on the drawing board for night time entertainment.

Robben Island
Robben Island is one of the most significant historical sites in South Africa which achieved notoriety for having goaled former President Nelson Mandela. On offer is a three-hour guided tour of the prison as well as walking and cycling tours. Departures are from the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront.

Table Mountain
A world heritage site, the summit of Cape Town's world-famous landmark is 1086 m above sea level. Visitors can reach the top by revolving cable car or the mountain offers numerous walking trails. There is a restaurant and souvenir shop on the summit.

Wine Route
The Cape's world-famous wine estates are waiting to be discovered throughout the nearby Winelands.

Whale Watching
Each year Southern Right whales migrate into the coastal waters of the Cape Metropolitan Area to calve and nurse their young. The animals, mere metres from the shore, provide unsurpassed whale watching opportunities between June and November. Humpbacks migrate through the region between May and December each year, while Bryde's whales are found slightly further offshore all year round.