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Cape Town is known as one of the best cities in the world, and for good reason. Boasting fantastic shopping, excellent restaurants, miles and miles of wine estates, adventure activities, superb beaches….and that's just for starters.
Cape Town Main Areas
Camps Bay
A trendy upmarket suburb of Cape Town and one of South Africa´s premier tourist accommodation destinations.
Green Point
Trendy and Cosmopolitan - Green Point offers great choices of accommodation, nightlife & entertainment.
Sea Point
Old World Charm and Trendy Highrises - Sea Point is a favourite with Locals and Visitors.
V&A Waterfront
Enjoy the V&A Waterfront at the Table Bay Harbour with magnificent views of Table Mountain, Lion's Head and Robben Island.
Clifton
One of the Jewels of the Atlantic Coastline - Clifton with its 4 beaches, has something for everyone!
City Centre - Cape Town CBD
This is the City's vibrant central business district where Capetonians work and play.
Three Anchor Bay
Situated 10 minutes from the city centre. It is the area where Green Point ends and Sea Point starts. It boasts some of the trendiest restaurants and bars. There are a number of hotels, bed breakfast establishments, lodges and guest houses in this area. A walk along the promenade - especially at sunset - is a popular exercise.
Mouille Point
Hugs the ocean between Granger Bay and Three Anchor Bay close to the V&A Waterfront. The area has a number of hotels, lodges and bed and breakfast establishments. It is the starting point of the seaside promenade which goes all the way to Sea Point.
Higgovale
This suburb has some of the most spectacular views on the slopes of Table Mountain with Table Mountain National Park is literally on your doorstep.Within easy reach of the City Centre, beaches and the V&A Waterfront.
The Cape Town Central area is situated at the foot of Table Mountain & includes the city beaches
along the Atlantic seaboard.
Cape Town CBD (Central Business District) is a relatively small area, which allows for easy
exploration on foot. All you need is a good pair of shoes, a map & a general sense of direction.
Cape Town City Centre has the Museum Mile, the Company Gardens, Greenmarket Square, St Georges Mall,
the Bo-Kaap and much more.
To get to the beaches and surrounding suburbs you will need to use your own transport or public
transport.
Numerous excellent hotels, loft apartments, trendy restaurants and bars can be found in the heart of
the city and along the coast.
Cape Town City Centre is 17km from the Cape Town International Airport
Along with the City Centre, V&A Waterfront and Table Bay Harbour, Cape Town Central includes the
beachside suburbs of Bakoven, Bantry Bay, Camps Bay, Clifton, Fresnaye, Green Point, Mouille Point,
Sea Point, Three Anchor Bay and further along to Llandudno and Hout Bay. It also includes the trendy
city suburbs of Higgovale, Gardens, Vredehoek, Oranjezicht and Tamboerskloof. Don't miss out on the
culture of Woodstock, Observatory and Zonnebloem too.
Numerous excellent hotels, loft apartments, trendy restaurants and bars can be found in the heart of
the city.
Sidewalk cafes and markets (look out for Adderley Street's famous fresh flower market), give the
area a colourful and vibrant flavour and the city's workers enjoy nothing more than strolling and
shopping during their lunch breaks.
The noon day gun, fired from Signal Hill at 12 noon, has become a much loved tradition and
reverberates through the city's streets.