Beaches & Coves, Family Friendly, Tidal Pools & Swimming, Walks & Viewpoints
Maiden’s Cove
A boulder framed headland between Glen Beach and Clifton, with two tidal pools, braai spots and lawns. One of the best free sunset spots in Cape Town, and a place with real history.
Beaches & Coves, Family Friendly, Tidal Pools & Swimming
Camps Bay Tidal Pool
A sheltered seawater pool at the southern end of Camps Bay Beach. Calm, free, and the sensible answer to a cold Atlantic and a strong shore break, especially with children.
Beaches & Coves, Family Friendly, Walks & Viewpoints
Camps Bay Beach
The wide white arc of sand beneath the Twelve Apostles, and the reason most people come to Camps Bay in the first place. Blue Flag status, summer lifeguards, and the best sunset seat in Cape Town.
Everything Within Walking Distance
One of the quiet pleasures of staying in Camps Bay is how little you need to drive. The beach, the tidal pool, the promenade and the restaurant strip are all within a few hundred metres of each other, and the sheltered coves of Bakoven are a ten minute walk south.
These are the places our guests return to most, with the practical detail that makes each one worth your time: when to go, where to park, which spots suit children, and what to do when the South Easter arrives.
Stay Where It All Begins
Every one of these is within walking distance, or a short drive, of our villas and apartments on the Atlantic Seaboard.
