A Warm Welcome to Green Point Green Point sits between the bustling V&A Waterfront and the iconic Table Mountain, making it one of Cape Town’s most vibrant neighborhoods. From landscaped parks and leafy streets to trendy restaurants and boutique shops, it’s the perfect mix of city energy and coastal charm. Often considered a hidden gem, Green Point gives visitors a taste of local life while keeping you close to the city’s main attractions. Locals love it for its walkable streets, stunning sunset views, and relaxed yet lively vibe—giving travelers insider access to the best of Cape Town. Getting Around Green Point Green Point is compact and walking-friendly, making it easy to explore on foot. Bike paths and pedestrian lanes make it simple to stroll between cafés, parks, and shops. For longer trips, Uber and other ride-sharing services are widely available, and car rentals are a convenient option if you plan to explore Cape Town’s outskirts. Street parking is available, though it can fill up quickly during peak hours, so be sure to check for pay-and-display zones or secure parking facilities. Staying with MUi STAYS puts you just minutes from all the neighborhood highlights. Where to Eat Breakfast & Brunch The Power & The Glory – Trendy café known for hearty breakfasts and fresh pastries. Must-try: avo toast with poached eggs. Jason Bakery – Artisanal breads and inventive brunch dishes in a cozy setting. Must-try: croissant sandwich with smoked salmon. Lunch & Casual Bites Tashas – A lively, modern eatery perfect for light lunches and salads. Must-try: quinoa bowl with seasonal toppings. V&A Food Market – Variety of street food and local delicacies; ideal for trying a little bit of everything. Dinner & Special Occasions Belthazar Steak & Seafood – Classic, upscale steakhouse with panoramic harbor views. Must-try: fresh Cape seafood platter. Sevruga – Elegant seafood and sushi restaurant, perfect for a romantic evening or celebration. Best Coffee Shops & Cafés Bootlegger Coffee Company – Popular spot for locals, perfect for work or people-watching. Try the flat white with a slice of banana bread. Deluxe Coffeeworks – Small, cozy café with artisanal pastries and specialty coffee blends. What to Do & Explore Green Point Urban Park – A landscaped park with walking paths, playgrounds, and a biodiversity garden. Perfect for families and outdoor workouts. Cape Town Stadium – Attend sports matches, concerts, or simply admire the architecture. V&A Waterfront – Shop, dine, or take a boat tour. A short stroll away and packed with experiences for all ages. Green Point Lighthouse & Promenade – Scenic coastal walk with breathtaking sunset views. Family-Friendly Options Playgrounds and green spaces within the Urban Park. Family-friendly eateries and ice cream shops. Unique Local Experiences Sunset yoga sessions at the park or along the promenade. Weekend markets and live music at nearby venues. Nightlife & Sundowners Asoka – Cocktail bar with a chic interior and vibrant vibe. The Village Idiot – Casual pub with local craft beers and friendly atmosphere. Sundowners at the Promenade – Grab a drink and watch the sunset over the Atlantic, a favorite with locals. Hidden Gems (Insider Tips) Explore the side streets for quirky art galleries and boutiques. Small cafés tucked away behind Green Point Main Road offer a quiet respite from the buzz. Catch a free sunset concert at the Urban Park during summer weekends. Day Trips & Nearby Adventures Drive to Sea Point or Camps Bay for coastal hikes and scenic beach walks. Short trip to Signal Hill for panoramic views of the city and harbor. Explore the Cape Town CBD for museums, historic streets, and cultural experiences. Practical Info Grocery Stores & Essentials – Pick n Pay and Woolworths within walking distance. Safety Tips – Stay aware of your surroundings at night; use well-lit routes and secure parking. Wi-Fi & Remote Work Spots – Many cafés and coworking spaces offer reliable Wi-Fi. Ready for Your Stay? Whether you’re here to stroll the promenade, shop at the Waterfront, enjoy a vibrant night out, or simply relax in lush green spaces, Green Point has it all. When you’re ready to unwind, your MUi STAYS home is just around the corner—your perfect base for a memorable Cape Town adventure.

A Little Seaside Gem The quaint village of St James, just 26 km south of Cape Town, sits tucked between the mountains and the sea on the False Bay coastline. Famous for its brightly painted Victorian-style bathing boxes, tidal pool, and dramatic mountain backdrop, this is one of the Cape Peninsula’s most picturesque and historic spots. Once a fashionable seaside resort during the Victorian era, today St James still retains its charm, with heritage homes, sweeping ocean views, and a vibrant community spirit. Things to Do in St James St James Tidal Pool – A large, protected pool loved by families for safe swimming and tidal exploring. Danger Beach – A more adventurous surf spot with deep local roots. Beach Huts – Snap the iconic colourful bathing boxes for one of Cape Town’s most Instagram-worthy shots. Rock Pools & Shell Collecting – Perfect for kids and the young at heart. Walk to Kalk Bay – Stroll along cobbled streets to antique shops, galleries, and boutique cafés. Boyes Drive Lookout – Drive above St James for sweeping views of False Bay, with whale and shark sightings in season. Cultural Stops – Explore Rhodes’ Cottage or discover the fascinating stories behind St James Church, built in 1858 for Filipino fishermen. Where to Eat & Drink Pizza Shed, St James 56 Main Road, St James Known for its incredible Neapolitan “Canotto” style pizza, with airy crusts and dough that ferments for 72 hours before baking in a wood-fired oven. Sit down for the full experience and enjoy some of the best pizza in Cape Town. Folk Café, St James Old Post Office, 54 Main Road, St James A community hub with seasonal, ethical, and freshly made food. From plant-based meals to Cape wines, craft beer, and seriously good coffee, Folk Café offers both a restaurant and deli experience. Families love the kids’ play area and cozy fireplace, while digital nomads appreciate the reliable Wi-Fi (even during load shedding). Nearby in Kalk Bay A short walk away, Kalk Bay offers an eclectic food scene—from fresh seafood at Harbour House to artisanal ice cream, tapas bars, and quirky bakeries. Explore the Area St James may be small—just 200m wide by 2 km long—but it’s surrounded by incredible experiences: Kalk Bay Harbour – Watch the fishing boats come in or browse the markets. Boulders Beach (Simon’s Town) – Meet the African penguins in their natural habitat. Cape Point Nature Reserve – A must-do day trip further along the peninsula. When to Visit St James is an all-year-round destination. The east-facing beach is sheltered from the Cape’s strong westerly winds, making it a great swimming spot even when other beaches are blustery. Summer is the most popular season, but winter brings whale watching opportunities from Boyes Drive. Ready to Explore St James? Whether you’re dipping into the tidal pool, snapping photos of the colourful beach huts, or enjoying world-class pizza by the sea, St James offers a unique slice of Cape Peninsula life. And when you’re ready to rest, our MUi STAYS properties in Muizenberg and the surrounding areas are just minutes away—making it easy to explore, unwind, and experience the best of Cape Town’s coastline.

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Luxury Living in Sunset Beach Sunset Beach is one of Cape Town’s most exclusive seaside suburbs, known for its long stretch of white sand, world-class kitesurfing, and unforgettable views of Table Mountain and Robben Island. Just 15 minutes from the city centre, this tranquil estate blends luxury living with easy access to Cape Town’s best shopping, dining, and entertainment. The beach gets its name from the suburb that surrounds it, and as the name promises — the sunsets here are among the best in the world.

The Heart of the Mother City The Cape Town Central Business District (CBD) is the vibrant commercial, cultural, and historical heart of the City Bowl. Nestled between Table Mountain and the Port of Cape Town, it’s a bustling hub for business, government, tourism, and entertainment. Whether you’re a local, expat, or visitor, the CBD offers a mix of rich history, urban living, and world-class attractions. Getting Around Walking-Friendly: Most attractions, restaurants, and cafés are within walking distance of each other. Uber & Taxi: Reliable and convenient for evening outings. Public Transport: MyCiTi bus system and Cape Town Train Station provide easy access across the city. Parking: Limited street parking is available; some hotels and shopping centers offer secure parking. Proximity: The CBD is centrally located, making it easy to reach nearby neighborhoods like Bo-Kaap, De Waterkant, and the V&A Waterfront. Where to Eat Breakfast / Brunch Tribe Coffee Café: Stylish café with great coffee and healthy breakfast options. Must-try: avo toast and flat white. The Company Garden’s Restaurant: Family-friendly, light meals, and local teas surrounded by greenery. Lunch Nuri Sushi Factory: Fresh sushi in a casual setting. Try the dragon roll or chef’s special. Eastern Food Bazaar: Middle Eastern flavors, perfect for a quick and tasty lunch. Dinner / Special Occasion Fyn: Ultra-modern African-Japanese fine dining at the Gorgeous George hotel. Signature dish: rice-smoked duck breast. La Parada Bree Street: Social Spanish tapas in a lively setting—perfect for dinner with friends. Coffee Shops & Cafés Deluxe Coffeeworks: Central, buzzing, and welcoming. Try their single-origin espresso. Kamili Coffee: Cozy, homely vibes with freshly roasted beans and pastries. Bean There: Ethical, high-quality coffee served in an eclectic African-inspired interior. What to Do & Explore Outdoor & Nature : Walk through the Company’s Garden or explore the Fan Walk connecting historic sites. Cultural Attractions: Castle of Good Hope, Bo-Kaap Museum, District Six Museum, and the Slave Lodge. Family-Friendly: Greenmarket Square, Company’s Garden, and interactive museum exhibits. Unique Experiences: City Walk storytelling tours, guided cycling with AWOL Tours, and visiting boutique galleries like Whatiftheworld. Nightlife & Sundowners Long Street: Bustling bars, live music, and nightlife. Bree Street: Trendy rooftop bars and cocktail lounges. Gigi Rooftop at Gorgeous George: Glamorous spot for cocktails with panoramic city views at sunset. Hidden Gems (Insider Tips) Secret Viewpoints: Hidden terraces near St George’s Mall overlook the city skyline. Small Shops & Local Finds: Artisan boutiques and craft stores on Bree Street. Local Events: City Walk Saturdays for pop-up markets and cultural experiences. Day Trips & Nearby Adventures Short Drives: V&A Waterfront, Table Mountain hikes, and Signal Hill for sunset views. Wine Regions: Constantia Valley and Stellenbosch within 30–60 minutes’ drive. Coastal Excursions: Camps Bay or Clifton beaches for sun and sea. Practical Info Groceries & Essentials: Pick & Pay, Woolworths, and smaller convenience stores. Pharmacies & ATMs: Available throughout the CBD; most hotels also have nearby ATMs. Safety Tips: Stick to well-lit areas, avoid isolated streets at night, and use registered transport. Wi-Fi: Many cafés and public spaces offer free Wi-Fi for remote work.  Your Cape Town CBD Adventure Awaits Whether you’re here to explore Cape Town’s history, taste world-class cuisine, or soak in the city’s vibrant energy, the CBD has something for everyone. And when you’re ready to unwind, your home at MUi STAYS is just around the corner, offering comfort and convenience in the heart of it all.

Nature, Culture, and Harbour Life Tucked between the dramatic Cape Mountains and the sparkling Atlantic Ocean, Hout Bay is a seaside town that feels like a well-kept secret—yet it’s just a short 25-minute drive from Cape Town’s city centre. With its long sandy beaches, bustling harbour, and vibrant local markets, this charming fishing village offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and genuine local culture. For travellers looking to escape the city bustle without venturing too far, Hout Bay is a hidden gem waiting to be explored—a must-visit destination for those who want to see Cape Town from a fresh, local perspective. Getting Around Getting around Hout Bay is easy, whether you’re exploring the town itself or heading out to nearby attractions. The area is very walking-friendly, especially around the harbour, beach, and local markets, making it perfect for leisurely strolls. For longer trips, Uber and ride-sharing services are readily available, giving you flexibility to explore surrounding areas like Noordhoek, Chapman's Peak, or Cape Point at your own pace. If you prefer to rent a car, it’s a convenient way to access hiking trails, scenic drives, and hidden beaches. Just be aware that parking can get busy in popular spots, especially during weekends and peak season. Where to Eat Breakfast & Brunch Deli Delish – Wholesome all-day breakfast with family-friendly vibes. Try the Twisted Eggs Benedict or freshly baked pastries. La Cuccina – A deli-style café with à la carte breakfasts and sweet treats. Perfect for a quick takeaway or cozy sit-down. Lunch Chapman’s Peak Hotel – Seafood with sweeping bay views; the fried calamari is a local favorite. Fish on the Rocks – Casual, hands-on fish restaurant at the harbour’s edge; don’t miss the snoek and calamari. Dinner / Special Occasion Cheyne Morrisby – Modern Asian cuisine with a sharing-focused yum cha menu. Must-try: tuna tataki taco. Massimo’s – Family-friendly Italian with gluten-free and vegan options, ideal for a relaxed evening. Coffee Shops & Cafés La Cuccina – Great for people-watching and takeaway coffee; try their freshly baked carrot cake. Clay Café – Creative café meets pottery studio; sip coffee while painting your own masterpiece. Bay Harbour Market cafés – Seasonal coffee stalls and pastries; enjoy the lively market atmosphere. What to Do & Explore Outdoor Activities Surfing at Hout Bay Beach or Dungeons for more experienced surfers. Hikes like Hout Bay Corner or trails along the surrounding mountains. Kayak trips towards Chapman’s Peak or Seal Island. Attractions World of Birds – Africa’s largest bird park with over 3,000 birds. Lichtenstein Castle – Unique Gothic-style castle, available for tours or events. Family-Friendly Options Harbour walks, playgrounds, and Clay Café pottery painting. Bay Harbour Market – Fun for all ages with live music and food stalls. Unique Local Experiences Township tour of Imizamo Yethu for cultural insight. Yoga on the beach or sunset picnics at Hout Bay Beach. Nightlife & Sundowners The Lookout Deck – Casual harbour-side restaurant perfect for sunset drinks. Pakalolo – Live music and a buzzy bar atmosphere. Dunes Beach Restaurant & Bar – Relaxed seaside spot for beers with the family or friends. Hidden Gems (Insider Tips) Secret viewpoints along Suikerbossie Pass for panoramic bay views. Small local shops tucked away in Oakhurst Farm Park. Weekday morning strolls along the quieter sections of the harbour. Day Trips & Nearby Adventures Short drives along Chapman’s Peak Drive or Constantia Wine Route. Visit nearby Noordhoek for beaches or Cape Point for scenic hikes. Explore neighbouring towns like Simon’s Town or Kommetjie. Practical Info Grocery stores and pharmacies in the centre of town; ATMs widely available. Locals recommend keeping your belongings secure and avoiding walking alone at night. Wi-Fi is available at most cafés, markets, and restaurants if you need to work remotely. Ready for Your Stay? Whether you’re here to surf the waves, explore scenic trails, discover hidden gems, or savor the local cuisine, Hout Bay has something for everyone. From family adventures at the beach to tranquil moments watching the sunset over the harbor, every day brings a new experience. And when it’s time to unwind, your home away from home with MUi STAYS is just around the corner. Enjoy comfortable, stylish accommodations, attentive service, and the perfect base to make the most of your Hout Bay getaway. Your adventure starts here—relax, explore, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

Experience Simon’s Town, the Heart of False Bay Welcome to Simon’s Town, a historic seaside village just 35km from Cape Town. Nestled on the shores of False Bay, Simon’s Town is home to the South African Navy, a rich maritime heritage, and of course, the famous colony of African Penguins at Boulders Beach. Whether you’re here for adventure, history, or a relaxed coastal getaway, Simon’s Town offers a unique blend of charm, nature, and unforgettable experiences. Getting Around Train – Simon’s Town Station connects directly to Cape Town along one of the most scenic railway lines in the world. Golden Arrow Bus & Minibus Taxis – Regular connections to surrounding towns. Uber & Ride-Sharing – Convenient for flexible exploring. Hakuna Matuktuk – A fun tuk-tuk service with Wi-Fi that’s perfect for short scenic rides. Pro Tip: Use Google Maps for real-time updates, and remember to keep belongings secure, especially at night. Where to Eat Saveur Restaurant – Contemporary European-style dining with ocean views. Don’t miss the West Coast mussels or a hearty breakfast. Black Marlin – A destination restaurant famous for seafood platters, Cape Rock lobster, and a stellar wine list. The Peckish Penguin – A casual spot for homemade smash burgers (including vegan options). Great for a quick bite. Coffee Shops & Cafés Monocle & Mermaid – Cozy café with a strong coffee culture and pastries, perfect for a morning start. Seaforth Restaurant Café Section – Beachfront spot ideal for a cappuccino with a view. Sweetest Thing – Known for delicious pastries and baked treats (the lemon meringue is a favorite!). What to Do & Explore Boulders Beach – Spend the day with penguins in their natural habitat (keep a 5m distance). Scratch Patch & Cave Golf – Fun for families—dig for polished gemstones and enjoy a quirky underground mini-golf course. South African Naval Museum – Explore naval history, from ship bridges to diving equipment. Free entry. SAS Assegaai Submarine Museum – Step aboard a real submarine and hear stories from navy veterans. Warrior Toy Museum – 4,000 model cars, dolls, teddy bears, and working train sets. Nightlife & Sundowners Seaforth Beach at Sunset – A relaxed local favorite. Harbourview Restaurant Bar – Sip cocktails while watching the boats. False Bay Yacht Club – Join for sundowners with one of the best coastal views. Hidden Gems (Insider Tips) Just Nuisance Grave & Statue – Climb Barnard Street steps to visit the famous navy dog’s grave and enjoy panoramic views. Whale View Manor Day Spa – Indulge in a tranquil seaside spa treatment. Simon’s Town Ghost Walk – Discover the haunted history of this old naval town. Day Trips & Nearby Adventures Cape Point – Just a short drive away; take the funicular to the lighthouse for epic views. Swartkop Hike – A beautiful fynbos hike with sweeping views of False Bay. The Great African Sea Forests – Snorkel or dive where My Octopus Teacher was filmed. Kalk Bay – A quirky fishing village nearby, perfect for antiques, art, and fresh fish ‘n chips. Wine Estates of Constantia – South Africa’s oldest wine route is only 30 minutes away. Practical Info Grocery Stores – Pick n Pay in the town center for essentials. Pharmacies & ATMs – Found along St. George’s Street. Wi-Fi & Work Spots – Many cafés (like Monocle & Mermaid) welcome remote workers. Safety Tip: Avoid walking alone at night and keep valuables close when traveling. Come Stay, Explore & Relax Simon’s Town is where nature meets history , where you can sip coffee by the harbour in the morning, kayak with penguins at midday, and enjoy fresh seafood as the sun sets. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a long holiday, Simon’s Town has everything you need for a memorable stay. At the end of each adventure, you’ll have a cozy home waiting for you. So unpack, unwind, and make Simon’s Town your base for exploring the best of the Cape.

Why Glencairn Will Steal Your Heart Just 4 km north of Simon’s Town, the small seaside village of Glencairn is one of the Cape Peninsula’s best-kept secrets. With its mountainside homes overlooking False Bay, a pristine family beach, tidal pool, and wetlands teeming with wildlife, Glencairn is the perfect balance between nature and coastal living. Central to the Cape Point Route, it’s just 10 minutes from the penguins at Boulders Beach, 2 km from Harbour Bay Shopping Centre, and a short drive to Cape Point. But with such beauty at your doorstep, you may never want to leave! Getting Around Train – Glencairn has its own train stop at the south end of the suburb, with stunning sea views along the route into Cape Town. Golden Arrow Bus & Minibus Taxis – Public transport connects Glencairn to surrounding towns. Uber & Ride-Sharing – Convenient for day trips or evenings out. Google Maps – Use apps for navigation and real-time updates. Locals are friendly and often happy to share directions. Please Note: As in all coastal towns, keep belongings secure and avoid walking alone late at night. Where to Eat Hotel Glencairn – Built in 1904, this landmark is loved for its hearty burgers, craft beers, and relaxed atmosphere. Downstairs you’ll also find a vegan café, quirky bar, and waste-free grocer with fresh bread and organic produce. Dixie’s Restaurant – A family-run favorite for over 40 years, serving generous portions of seafood, steaks, and pub classics. Known for its welcoming vibe and ocean views. Harbour Bay (2 km away) – Offers a variety of restaurants from casual dining to sushi and fine seafood. Coffee Shops & Cafés Hotel Glencairn Vegan Café – Fresh, wholesome options with excellent coffee. Nearby Simon’s Town & Kalk Bay – Within minutes, you’ll find artisan bakeries and coffee shops perfect for a morning flat white. What to Do & Explore Glencairn Beach & Tidal Pool – A long sandy beach perfect for swimming, surfing, kayaking, and snorkeling. The refurbished tidal pool is safe for kids and great for long swims. Whale Watching – From July to November, Southern Right Whales grace False Bay. Dolphins and seals are often spotted year-round. Glencairn Wetland – A conservation area ideal for birdwatching, family walks, and spotting Cape clawless otters, mongooses, and buck. Scuba Diving – Explore the wreck of the Glencairn Barge, a popular dive site surrounded by fascinating reefs. Scratch Patch & Cave Golf (nearby) – A fun family outing where kids (and adults) can collect polished gemstones or enjoy mini-golf in a cave setting. Nightlife & Sundowners Hotel Glencairn Bar – A relaxed spot for locals and travelers alike, with craft beers and live music events. Dixie’s – A go-to for sundowners overlooking False Bay. Simon’s Town & Kalk Bay – Just minutes away, offering wine bars, pubs, and live entertainment. Hidden Gems (Insider Tips) The Wetland Trails – Quiet, scenic paths perfect for sunset walks and birdwatching. Locals’ Tip: The tidal pool at high tide is magical — bring goggles to spot fish and sea life. Nearby Quarry Dive Site – A local favorite for diving enthusiasts. Day Trips & Nearby Adventures Cape Point Nature Reserve – Just a short drive, with hiking trails, wildlife, and the iconic lighthouse. Boulders Beach – Meet the African penguin colony, only 10 minutes away. Kalk Bay – A quirky fishing village with art galleries, vintage shops, and world-class restaurants. Chapman’s Peak Drive – One of the most scenic drives in the world, connecting Noordhoek to Hout Bay. Practical Info Grocery Stores – Nearby Harbour Bay Shopping Centre has Pick n Pay and Woolworths. Pharmacies & ATMs – Available at Harbour Bay and Fish Hoek. Wi-Fi Spots – Most cafés and restaurants in the area offer free Wi-Fi. Beach Safety – Swim only when lifeguards are on duty, and always stay within the designated swimming areas. Your Home by the Bay Awaits Glencairn is the kind of place that lingers in your memory — from tidal pool swims and mountain hikes to whale watching and family dinners overlooking False Bay. Whether you’re here for relaxation, adventure, or simply to soak up the coastal charm, this hidden gem offers everything you need. And when you’re ready to relax, your holiday home in Glencairn is waiting — a cozy, scenic retreat just steps away from all the beauty the Cape Peninsula has to offer.

Why Visit Fish Hoek? Fish Hoek is one of Cape Town’s most family-friendly seaside suburbs , set on the False Bay coast and surrounded by rugged mountains. Known for its long, sandy beach and calm, relatively warm waters, it’s a favorite for swimmers, families, and anyone seeking a relaxed coastal vibe. It’s quieter than Cape Town city, yet only 25 minutes away — making it a perfect base for beach days, whale watching, and exploring the Cape Peninsula. Top Things to Do Fish Hoek Beach 1.5 km stretch of soft white sand, ideal for swimming and sandcastle building. Lifeguards and shark spotters on duty, plus a shark exclusion net in season. Jager Walk: a paved coastal path leading toward Sunny Cove with beautiful views. Dog-friendly sections and wheelchair access points. Whale & Dolphin Watching Between June–November , spot Southern Right and Humpback whales breaching in the bay. Dolphins often make appearances year-round. Outdoor & Adventure Kayaking & Paddleboarding – calm waters are perfect for beginners. Elsie’s Peak Hike – panoramic views over False Bay. Silvermine Nature Reserve – nearby trails and birdwatching. Clovelly Country Club – scenic 18-hole golf course. Culture & History Peers Cave – hike up to this Stone Age site, where “Fish Hoek Man” (12,000 years old) was discovered. Fish Hoek Valley Museum – small but fascinating, with archaeology and local history. Trek Fishing – watch fishermen practice this traditional method on the northern end of the beach. Where to Eat Casual & Local Favorites Fish Hoek Galley – right on the beach, perfect for seafood, ice cream, and whale spotting. Barracudas – relaxed beachfront restaurant specializing in fresh seafood with family-friendly vibes. Classic Takeaways – Spur, Steers, Debonairs, plus plenty of fish & chips spots for a beach picnic. Coffee Shops & Cafés Grab an ice cream from The Galley and enjoy it on the sand. Small beachfront cafés serve up easy breakfasts, sandwiches, and takeaway coffees with a sea view. Insider Tips Fish Hoek is known as one of the safest beaches in Cape Town thanks to its calm waters and shark safety measures. Sunrise here is magical — the bay faces east, so grab a coffee and stroll Jager Walk as the day begins. If you’re here in whale season, bring binoculars — the views from the beachfront are spectacular. Fish Hoek is “old school Cape Town” — expect slower service, family-owned shops, and a relaxed atmosphere that’s part of its charm. Day Trips Nearby Simon’s Town & Boulders Beach – just 10 minutes away, home to African penguins. Kalk Bay – quirky antique shops, art galleries, and trendy eateries. Cape Point Nature Reserve – dramatic scenery and hiking trails. Your Fish Hoek Adventure Awaits Whether you’re here for a family holiday, a romantic retreat, or just a weekend escape, Fish Hoek offers a little bit of everything — safe swimming, mountain hikes, and timeless seaside charm. And when you’re ready to relax after a day of sun and sea, your Airbnb stay is the perfect place to call home.