Future Found Sanctuary

Retreat to a luxurious haven in the foothills of Cape Town’s Table Mountain

Future Found Sanctuary, Cape Town’s only mountain retreat, combines the serenity of South African nature with the luxury of modern comfort and the soulfulness of African artisanship.

 

Through embracing the abundance found in the Cape Floral Kingdom, one of the most biodiverse places on the planet,  this 7-acre secluded escape offers unparalleled opportunity to form a deeper connection with yourself through treatments, practices and time spent in the elements. Embrace the restorative energy of the diverse ecosystem and benefit from the wisdom of indigenous flora and fauna and the pure energy of this iconic location in the ancient mountains, all of which help align your inner self with the rhythms of nature.

 

 Choose from 9 private suites or 2 exclusive-use villas with a plethora of nearby activities, hikes, vineyards and eateries, whatever is on your agenda. The design upholds a deep appreciation of nature and simple luxury to allow you to attain total peace of mind.

 

 

Highlights & Activities

Practice yoga in a private class
Along with daily group classes, hone your pratice in a private session, tailored to your skills.
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Find serenity in meditation
Channel your breathing and mindfulness with the help of full immersion in nature in one of the many meditation spaces across the estate.
Explore the local landscape on a hike
Carve out your own route or set off on one of the many trails direct from the estate into the slopes of Table Mountain and the surround area.
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Get to know local flora and fauna
Get out into the unique environment of this corner of Africa, teaming with peach trees, pines, fynbos and fernsas well as a plethora of fauna and a mild, dry climate.
Cold water immersion pool
The benefits of cold water immersion are widely acknowledged so take advantage of nature cold water pool on the estate to reap the health gains.
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Regenerative Impact

Future Found Sanctuary takes its cue from the abundant nature in the foothills of Cape Town’s Table Mountain and works in harmony with the landscape.

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Future Found Sanctuary channels their ethos around honouring the local area through a deep appreciation of the unique biodiversity that surrounds the estate, from the healing benefits of native plants to the restorative effects of aligning oneself with nature and the beneficial potential in biomimicry. Experience guided mountain and sacred sites hikes by local indigenous Khoi people and understand their history on the land. Learn about the African artisans, craftspeople, ceramicists, painters and photographers behind the works that fill the villas and gardens. Experience a deep connection to source of the vibrant food, wine, honey, jams, scents and teas and the regenerative practices of the estate’s local partners.
Along with the other opportunities available, Future Found offer various adventures and experiences in the Cape Town area, supporting the local economy and exemplifying the best the region provides.
The estate is home to four bee hives bursting with Cape Honey Bees and practice sustainable gardening and farming to ensure the native flora thrives.

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Resort Location

Future Found Sanctuary

In Cape Town where the mountains meet the sea, lies the iconic Table Mountain, considered one of the most ancient spaces on earth with western granite formations dating back 540 million years.  Table Mountain is part of the Cape Floral kingdom where 70% of plants that exist do not exist anywhere else on the planet.  Sanctuary’s secluded private estate is steps to trails on Table Mountain, yet within 10 minutes of: 

 

Constantia Winelands and the oldest wine farm in South Africa

World renowned Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens

Stunning LLandudno Beach.

 

Within 75 minutes, you can arrive at the dramatic landscape of Cape Point, proximal to where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet and watch the penguins on nearby Boulder Beach

Hotel Address

Cape Town, South Africa

Closest Airport

Cape Town

Travel Time From Airport

The Future Found estate is 20km away from Cape Town airport and a half an hour by car

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