YOUR LUXURY AFRICA
Where Luxury Travel Meets The Art of Well-Being
Nestled on the back slopes of Table Mountain, Future Found Sanctuary is more than a luxury retreat; it is a transformative experience where indulgence and holistic well-being intertwine. This exclusive mountain hideaway, set amidst lush, curated gardens, invites guests to disconnect from the world while reconnecting with nature, themselves and a deeper sense of balance.
A Retreat into Tranquility
Luxury at Future Found Sanctuary goes beyond exquisite accommodations. Here, space and privacy are priceless intangibles, offering guests a rare opportunity to truly disconnect from the world.
The property recently launched its latest accommodation offering, Forest Pods.
Destination Art
Luxury hotels in Cape Town are no longer just places to rest and recharge, they’re cultural sanctuaries curating some of the world’s best bespoke art collections.
Over the last decade, Cape Town has forged a path for herself in the art world, officially becoming the nexus of contemporary African art. And while art and luxury have long been kindred spirits among aesthete-forward individuals, hotels are increasingly emerging as unexpected yet compelling canvasses for cultural expression.
By spotlighting South African artists, these bespoke establishments create an authentic connection to the country’s soul, transforming hotels into more than just places to stay. They invite guests to see South Africa through the eyes of its artists – past and present – unearthing hidden narratives.
Luxury and indulgence, with a splattering of maritime heritage
Above the bustling V&A Waterfront lies a place like no other. Hidden beside the oft-forgotten Time Ball Tower, in the Portswood Precinct, and behind a colonnade of strategically planted trees, lies the Dock House Boutique Hotel. The villa-styled property offers five elegantly appointed luxury rooms plus one suite, and exudes a sense of sophistication that speaks to its rather distinctive heritage.
Built during the mid-19th century as the Port of Cape Town Harbour Engineers’ residence, many a distinguished soul has walked her passageways. At the time the Dock House was built, much was happening on South African shores; like the diamond rush of 1867 that saw a big hole emerge in Kimberley and the 1886 discovery of gold on the Witwatersrand. Throughout, the Port of Cape Town did service to keep commerce moving forward during an age of unprecedented discovery.