Cape Town Beaches

When in Cape Town go to the beach. Why not? All our beaches are free and some are even "Blue Flag Beaches". Spend a few hours just relaxing under the African sun with no cares or worries, that that is what we call relaxing. A great few hours out for the whole family.

Clifton and Camps Bay are two of the more popular destinations for beach lovers and for good reason, these are the two spots to show off those bronzed bodies, play volleyball, soccer or rugby or simply just lie back and relax.

If you are not into busy beaches then there are plenty of other options for you, we recommend the False Bay side as one can actually swim here as the waters are warmer. Muizenberg, Kalk Bay (tidal pools) and Simon's Town have fantastic little beaches on offer.

There is also a little spot called Sandy Bay, this is where people who like to go "KaalGat" (Naked in Afrikaans) can go to feel the sunshine on their nether regions.

Note: For our Northern Hemisphere friends, the sun down this side of the world is STRONG. Use anything below Factor 25 and you will get burnt to a crisp (been there, done that and have the T-shirt as proof).

Pros; Glorious African sunshine, Golden suntans, White sandy beaches, Bikini's.
Cons; Atlantic Ocean side is rather chilly year round, Some beaches get rather full, Sun Burn.

Open all year round

Adult - Free
Children - Free

All photographs have been taken by us here at Uyaphi.com with the sole purpose of showcasing a few of our favourite Cape Town Beaches.

Beaches In Cape Town

Queen Victoria Hotel

The Queen Victoria with her sophistication and luxury is the ideal base from which to explore everything that Cape Town has on offer including the surrounding waterfront. 35 modern rooms all enjoy stunning vistas over the waterfront and up to Table Mountain.

Grand Daddy Hotel

The Grand Daddy's high point of interest is their 'penthouse' trailer park, in which a variety of classic Airstream caravans nestle under the backdrop of Table Mountain, an impressive Cape Town city hotel.

Table Bay Hotel

The Table Bay Hotel at the V&A Waterfront is part of The Leading Hotels of the World. The Leading Hotels of the World brand is internationally recognised as the definitive mark of excellence in hospitality.

One&Only Cape Town

The One&Only Cape Town with Clean lines, modern artwork and dark African woods emphasise the 131 big, air-conditioned rooms and suites. Extra-large bathrooms that included a rain shower, private water closet as well as twin marble vanity.

The Portswood Hotel

The Portswood Hotel may be the kind of destination in which you are more prone to want to prolong your stay; a stylish hotel provides exceptional accommodation along with a tranquil environment, but a distinctively individual approach.

The Victoria & Alfred Hotel

There is no hotel in the Waterfront that is better positioned than the Victoria & Alfred. The hotel offers up value for money, a relaxed atmosphere with excellent service and all the shopping and restaurants on your doorstep that one could wish for.

Radisson Blu Hotel

Just off the V&A Waterfront located in Granger Bay, The Radisson is famed for her sunsets and views across to Robben Island. Positioned right on the Oceanfront with 177 rooms and suites on offer.