Cape Town International Airport is a short 14-hour direct flight from most destinations in the Americas, Europe and Australasia. It has been voted Best Airport in Africa by the Skytrax Awards every year 2010-2017 and offers a range of affordable flights from destinations across the globe.

Our city makes the safety of its visitors a top priority, making it a preferred choice for conference, tourism and sports groups. Having hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Cape Town offers safe modes of public and private transport, a selection of quality accommodation to suit every budget and breathtaking sea and cityscapes that provide an unforgettable backdrop for your adventure.

Our coaches will match you with teams of a similar skill level to ensure that you have a competitive experience. We cater for all sporting disciplines from netball to water polo, soccer, cricket, rugby, cycling, athletics, hockey and much, much more.

As part of our drive to develop various sporting codes in local communities lacking in resources, visiting teams can opt to play a match against a development side and spend some time getting involved in community outreach programmes.

South Africa also hosts a number of internationally acclaimed sporting competitions including the Cape Town Sevens, the Cape Town Marathon (IAAF Gold Race), the Cape Town Cycle Tour (the world’s largest timed cycle race), Comrades Marathon, SA Open, Nedbank Golf Challenge and the Dusi Canoe Marathon.

Our coaching team has extensive experience training professional teams around the world.

Our offices are based in the middle of Cape Town’s sporting hub. We are a short walk away from the legendary Newlands Rugby and Cricket Stadiums as well as the world renowned Sports Science Institute which is equipped with a high-performance gym, cycling laboratory and an Athlete Monitoring & Assessment System – staffed by top sports performance specialists.

Cape Town offers visitors an endless selection of leisure activities to fill the gaps between training and match times: whether you are looking for a relaxed tour of the lush Cape vineyards or an adrenaline-filled abseil off Table Mountain.

The city has a vibrant nightlife and is known as one of the culinary capitals of the world. You have the opportunity for a once in a lifetime tour of Robben Island Museum (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned before a short flight to Kruger National Park for a game drive and the chance to spot the Big 5.

Surf the morning waves off Noordhoek beach, hike Platteklip Gorge, take a drive down the Garden Route and enjoy the Cape coast or spending your evenings playing volleyball on the beach as the sun sets.