
Discovering Cape Town
My top tried and tested addresses in the Mother City
The best addresses to discover
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Sandy bay
One of Sandy Bay’s defining characteristics is that it is widely recognised as a nudist beach — though this by no means makes nudity compulsory. Visitors are free to choose whatever they feel comfortable with. Due to its secluded location, Sandy Bay is without the usual amenities found at other beaches. There are no food stalls, showers or other facilities, which only adds to its wild and unspoilt charm. Once you have parked your car, a 15 to 20-minute walk along a small dirt and sand path leads you to the beach itself.📍Sandy Bay, Cape Town,
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Camps bay
This beautiful beach is framed by the impressive Twelve Apostles mountain range to the west, offering a spectacular panoramic backdrop. Camps Bay Beach is also well known for its cafés, restaurants and bars, as well as its stunning sunsets.📍Camps Bay Beach, Cape Town, Le Cap, 8005
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Clifton 1-2-3-4
Cape Town’s Clifton beaches are among the most famous and sought-after in the city. Nestled at the foot of the slopes of Table Mountain, they form a series of four picturesque beaches, each separated by natural rock formations. Clifton 1 is the northernmost of the four and is often the quietest, making it a popular choice for those seeking a little more peace and tranquillity. Clifton 2 is popular among younger crowds and is often lively with groups of friends, beach games and a fun atmosphere. Clifton 3 was originally known as a gay beach but now welcomes everyone — couples, families and curious visitors alike. It is also appreciated for its natural beauty and calm waters. Sun lounger hire 100R / Parasol hire 100R (price as of February 2026) Clifton 4 is the largest and most popular of the four beaches, and a favourite spot for families, tourists and locals alike. -
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Sea Point Promenade
The Sea Point Promenade is one of Cape Town’s most beloved attractions, offering residents and visitors alike a space to unwind, recharge and soak up the city’s natural beauty. Stretching for several kilometres along the Sea Point coastline, it is a haven for joggers, walkers, families, skaters, dog walkers and anyone looking to take in the panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean. As you stroll along the promenade, you can enjoy the regular spectacle of paragliders drifting down from Signal Hill. One of the promenade’s notable features is its collection of art installations and sculptures, giving it a simultaneously aesthetic and cultural dimension.📍Sea Point, Le Cap, 8005
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Piscine
Located along the Sea Point Promenade with breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean, the Sea Point Pavilion Swimming Pool is a true Cape Town gem, combining the best of aquatic leisure with the city’s stunning coastal scenery. This outdoor pool complex consists of several saltwater pools, including an Olympic-sized pool, a children’s pool and a number of other pools of varying sizes. The complex also features green spaces for relaxing, showers and changing rooms — though it should be noted that the changing facilities are rather run-down. Pool entry: approximately 35R📍Lower, Beach Rd, Sea Point, Cape Town
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Virgin Active
Cape Town Virgin Active Sea Point is a modern fitness hub. Taking full advantage of its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, this club offers state-of-the-art fitness facilities, a wide range of equipment, and also features an Olympic-sized swimming pool.📍Bill Peters Dr, Green Point, Cape Town, 8001, Afrique du Sud







