Heide Self-Catering Flats

About Heide Self-Catering Flats

These lovely self-catering one, two and three bedroom apartments sleep between one and eight guests in an apartment. We can also take groups of up to 60 people. We are situated in Bellville where the guinea fowls walk between the lovely thatched roof spacious flats; you will definitely feel at home.

The apartments are equipped to meet your every need, stylish yet comfortable, secure and very neat. These apartments are close to Durbanville Winelands and very central to all Cape Town attractions. We are ten minutes walk from Tyger Valley Shopping Mall and seven minutes from Bellville Velodrome where major sport and social events are hosted.

Self Catering Accommodation

The apartments are equipped as follows:
• Two bedrooms - one bedroom with a double bed, the second bedroom with two single beds and a sleeper couch in some of the lounges
• Bedding and towels are provided
• Each apartment has either its own courtyard or a small balcony
• Colour TV - some with DStv bouquet and others MNet
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Security gates
• Safe parking (covered carport)
• Laundromat
• Braai facilities
• Swimming pool
• Conference facilities 500m from flat

Size of apartments
• One bedroom flat sleep up to three
• Two bedroom flat sleep between four and six
• Three bedroom flat sleep between six and eight

Activities and Attractions

Cape Town Metropolitan area
The area between Table Mountain and Hottentots Holland comprises the Cape Town Metropole and encompasses pulsating cosmopolitan city life, beach playgrounds, forests and exquisite nature parks. It is about 20km from us.

Table Mountain
Cape Town's most famous landmark - a quick spin by revolving cable car to the 1,086m summit will give the visitor a grand view of one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and of course the equally famous South African Alcatraz, Robben Island. 20km from us.

The Famous V & A Waterfront
The most visited attraction in Cape Town is the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront with its assortment of shopping, eating, entertainment and sightseeing facilities, all set within a working harbor. 20km from us.

Robben Island
The V & A Waterfront is also the gateway to Robben Island, a former prison (now national monument) where a visit is an emotional journey echoing with the sorrows of stalwarts o the struggle against apartheid. The island was home to many of South Africa’s freedom fighters including Nelson Mandela.

Cape Fortress
The oldest surviving building in South Africa, and well preserved too, is the Castle of Good Hope, the pentagonal fortress built by personnel of the Dutch East India Company back in the 1660s – 70s. Today it houses the regional headquarters of the South African Defense Force in the Western Cape, and a military museum.

Cape Point
A stop at Cape Point gives the visitor the opportunity to boast of having been at the most southern point of the Cape Peninsula. Some 26 shipwrecks have been recorded at Cape Point, some of them presenting good diving spots. A funicular takes visitors on scenic trips to an old lighthouse and the spot is a bird watchers paradise. 40km from us.

Township Vibes
Township tours will remind the tourist how the will to survive can overcome any adversity. In Guguletu and Langa expect to be overwhelmed by hospitality, informal roadside traders, rowdy taverns serving local beer and toe-tapping jazz. Guided tours are recommended to get to most out of the experience. 20 km from us.