A Resplendent Retreat at Tintswalo Atlantic: Cape Town’s Seaside Sanctuary

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Tintswalo Atlantic in Cape Town offers a Winter Warmer special that presents guests with a perfect blend of luxurious accommodation, breathtaking natural beauty, and exquisite dining experiences. With its location at the foot of Chapman’s Peak, this boutique lodge provides panoramic views of Hout Bay Harbour, the Sentinel Mountain Peak, and the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean. Tintswalo Atlantic is a hidden gem that offers visitors a genuine connection with the natural world, taking them on an unforgettable sensory journey.

Luxurious Accommodation

Tintswalo Atlantic consists of eight Luxury Island Suites, each named after famous islands near the continent and beyond. Every suite offers an ensuite bedroom with a private deck, little luxuries like plush robes, a cozy wood-burning fireplace, and premium Africology body care products. Guests can indulge in sunset canapés and cocktails, as well as breakfast included in the Winter Warmer package. For an extra charge, guests can savor a mouthwatering four-course dinner at the onsite Chefs Warehouse.

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For those seeking more space, The Villa comprises two Island Suites connected by a charming living area and an elevated deck with awe-inspiring views of the seascape below.

Natural Beauty

At Tintswalo Atlantic, the surrounding natural beauty makes a lasting impression. The coastal sanctuary allows guests to immerse themselves in the serenity of nature, soaking in the salty breeze, the vibrant birdlife, and the soothing rhythms of the ocean tides. The lodge’s heated swimming pool offers an inviting spot for relaxation and contemplation, while sipping on a glass of sparkling wine and gazing out across the sea.

Exquisite Dining Experiences

As the sun begins to set, guests can enjoy a unique dining experience at Chefs Warehouse. Head chef Cameron Smith crafts a tantalizing tapas set menu, showcasing a myriad of seafood dishes that pay homage to the ocean. Each plate is a work of art, with intricate arrangements that tease the taste buds through a harmonious mingling of flavors. The dishes are expertly paired with a curated selection of local wines, ensuring a memorable culinary adventure.

A Farewell to Remember

After a restful night in the luxurious suites, guests can indulge in a sumptuous breakfast spread before reluctantly bidding farewell to Tintswalo Atlantic. The melancholy of departure is eased by the thought of one day returning to this enchanting seaside sanctuary, where nature and luxury harmoniously intertwine.

Winter Warmer Special

The Winter Warmer Special is valid until 31 August 2023 for South African residents only, priced at R7800 per room per night, including breakfast and sunset canapés and cocktails, or R9500 per room per night, which also includes a four-course dinner at Chefs Warehouse. To book or for more information, visit the Tintswalo Atlantic website or contact them at 021 773 0900 or [email protected]

Hannah Kriel is a Cape Town-born journalist who chronicles the city’s evolving food scene—from Bo-Kaap spice routes to Constantia vineyards—for local and international outlets. When she’s not interviewing chefs or tracking the harvest on her grandparents’ Stellenbosch farm, you’ll find her surfing the Atlantic breaks she first rode as a schoolgirl.

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