|
2003 CRICKET WORLD CUP
|
Join
us in February and March 2003 for the Cricket World Cup, which is being hosted
in South Africa.
Base
yourself in Cape Town, on the Cape Peninsula where you can enjoy the live
cricket and be conveniently situated to take in the sights and sounds of Cape
Town.
Watch
the Cape Town matches at the world famous Newlands Cricket ground.
Being
based in Fish Hoek, on the Cape Peninsula ensures that you are ideally situated
to easily commute to Newlands Cricket ground.
Trains
run from Fish Hoek direct to the Newland Cricket Ground station.
The
Bigsey’s Dining Carriage, offers a picturesque and comfortable means of
commuting to Newlands.
On
the way to the match enjoy a cool South African beer (Castle is our preference)
or one of the Cape Town’s world famous wines.The train journey takes 25
minutes, so just sit back and relax take in the wonderful Sea and Mountain
views, knowing that you are avoiding the stress and strain of traffic and
finding parking at the ground.
Once
your team has won (or lost) board the train back to Fish Hoek to celebrate (or
drown your sorrows) and again relax and enjoy the ride.
Cape
Town is also just a 2 hour regional flight away from any of the other SA cricket
grounds so plan your trip ahead of time.
Or
alternatively base yourself permanently in Cape Town and watch the local games
at Newlands and take in the other Games live on Satellite TV provided.
|
NEWLANDS CRICKET GROUND FIXTURES |
|
| Opening Ceremony | Saturday 8 February 2003 |
| South Africa vs West Indies | Sunday 9 February 2003 |
| Kenya vs Canada | Saturday 15 February 2003 |
| England vs Pakistan | Saturday 22 February 2003 |
| Sri Lanka vs West Indies | Friday 28 February 2003 |
| Super 6 (2 Pool A vs 2 Pool B) | Friday 7 March 2003 |
When
you not watching cricket there is so much to do, see and enjoy.
No
matter what makes you tick the Cape Peninsula and Cape Town has everything to
keep you entertained.
Relax
on local beaches either on the Atlantic (Scarborough, Misty Cliffs, Long Beach,
Noordhoek Beach or Hout Bay beach) or False Bay (Muizenburg, Fish Hoek,
Glencairn, Simons Town or Boulders beach – famous for it’s Penguins) – all
between two and 15 minutes of where you’ll be based.
Enjoy
nature, visit Cape Point Nature Reserve for an incredible wild sea coastal
experience or visit Solole Games Reserve – Peninsula’s recently open game
reserve.
If
surfing is your thing, get to local breaks – Long Beach, Crayfish factory,
Scarborough or the Hoek. Being based on the Peninsula you are almost guaranteed
that it is going to be onshore either on the Atlantic or Falsebay so a good surf
is minutes away.
For
those wanting a leisurely game of golf, you can find two of Cape Town’s best
Golf courses, Clovelly country Club or Westlake Golf Club right on your
doorstep.
Then
there are the world famous landmarks and heritage sites, like Table Mountain,
Robin Island, Table Mountain, Cape Town Waterfront and Simons Town Waterfront
for your enjoyment.
Also
close at hand are the Cape’s beautiful wine routes so hire a car and plot your
way (but remember to take it easy on the tasting!).
So join us – email Melody for an online quote and availability
| HOME | CONTACT US | ACCOMMODATION - NO. 8 HILLCREST | WEBCAMS - Fish Hoek, Kommetjie, Muizenburg, Kenilworth, Bloubergstrand, Table Mountain | CAPE TOWN ATTRACTIONS | 2003 WORLD CUP CRICKET | SUPER 12, TRI-NATIONS AND TEST RUGBY | TOURS | LINKS |