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ATLANTIC SEABOARD - CAPE TOWN
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| Atlantic Seaboard Destinations and
Attractions: The Atlantic Seaboard, also known as Cape Towns
Riviera, stretches from the Victoria
& Alfred Waterfront on the north shore of Table
Mountain all the way down the west side of the cape peninsula to Hout Bay.
This incredibly beautiful stretch of coast is connected by one of the most picturesque,
scenic drives along Victoria Road and properties on this stretch of South Africas Cote dAzur
fetch unprecedented prices, now that this truly beautiful part of the coast is so sought
after. The Atlantic Seaboard never fails to buoy ones spirits, with the glistening
Atlantic Ocean on one side and the magnificent slopes of Lions Head and the Twelve
Apostles on the other; one is easily transported by the sheer splendour of the setting.
Memorable sunsets on this side of the peninsular have made sundowners in Cape Town
something of a tradition and, although chilly, the sea offers a more than refreshing dip
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ATLANTIC SEABOARD DESTINATIONS
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| The Atlantic Seaboard includes
the residential suburbs of Mouille Point, Green Point, Sea Point, Fresnaye, Bantry Bay,
Clifton, Camps Bay, Bakoven, Llandudno and Hout Bay - all of which offer villas, guest
houses and self-catering units with easy access to some of the worlds finest
beaches, including the there to be seen sands of Clifton, the unspoilt
boulders of Llandudno and the glorious stretches of sand of Camps Bay. |
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 Bakoven: Bakovens beach is often
overlooked in favour of the more trendy Camps Bay just minutes away, but make no mistake,
Bakoven is one of the most sought after suburbs in Cape Town and the views from here are
simply spectacular. Bakoven's exclusivity and charming village-like feel that the ...
about » Bakoven |
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 Bantry Bay: As its name signifies,
Bantry Bay lies perched on the rocks overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in one of the most
exclusive bays on the Atlantic Seaboard. Crashing waves, magnificent sunsets and
protection from the wind make Bantry Bay much sought after and, because of its position,
an ideal ... about » Bantry Bay |
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 Camps Bay: Past the
city centre, beyond Lions Head, the Atlantic Seaboard suburbs hug the narrow stretch of
coast between the Atlantic Ocean and the towering Twelve Apostles mountain range. Camps
Bay's palm lined beachfront has a permanent holiday atmosphere with its many cafés ...
more about » Camps
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 Clifton: Clifton is a
world-famous, upmarket area where people come to see and be seen. Because it is protected
from the wind, Clifton is especially popular on days when the south-easterly wind is
blowing. Clifton Beach is Cape Towns most glamorous beach. Granite boulders divide the
beach into four ... more about » Clifton |
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 Fresnaye: Set on the
slopes of Lions Head Fresnaye is one of Cape Towns most fashionable
residential areas. It's choice position on the mountain, the fact that it is sheltered
from the notorious south- easterly and its easy access to Cape Town has produced some of
the most expensive real estate ... more about » Fresnaye |
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 Granger Bay: Set
virtually next door to the V&A Waterfront in its own bay, the fashionable suburb of
Granger Bay lies on the Atlantic Ocean with some of the most stunning views of Table Bay
and Robben
Island - providing some of the most worthwhile sunsets in Cape Town. Granger
Bays major draw ... more about » Granger Bay |
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 Green Point: Melkbosstrand
is a small coastal village situated on the West Coast just 20 minutes away from the heart
of Cape Town. Melkbosstrand was named after the milkwood trees growing north of the town.
It boasts true beauty as well as long stretches of white sandy beaches dotted with ...
more about » Green Point |
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 Hout Bay: Sunset Beach
lies immediately to the north of Cape Town. The long, sandy, white beach is a favourite
with windsurfers and kitesurfers. Besides its magnificent view, Sunset Beach is also well
known for its immaculate beaches. Security for properties in this area is excellent and
central Cape ... more about » Hout Bay |
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 Kommetjie: Kommetjie is
essentially a seaside village with beach houses that date back to the 1900s when plots
sold for as little as £5. Today theyve been joined by larger and more contemporary
homes as Capetonians treat the village as a commuter suburb, choosing to drive the 35 km
in and ... more about » Kommetjie Info |
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 Llandudno:
Only 18 km from the centre of Cape Town and approached by one of the most scenic
drives, over Suikerbossie Hill from Hout Bay or in the other direction from Camps Bay,
along Victoria Road, Llandudno lies nestled
in a private and peaceful cove with one of the most secluded and ... more about » Llandudno Info |
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 Mouille Point: The
village of Mouille Point, which lies between Granger Bay and Three Anchor Bay just outside
the centre of Cape Town, is a bit of a conundrum in the sense that this now upmarket
suburb - mainly a host of apartments overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Robben Island ... more
about » Mouille
Point Info |
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 Noordhoek: The
northern corner suburb of Noordhoek, so named due to the villages
beginnings in the northern corner of the farm Slangkop, is zealously guarded by its
residents, who have largely retained the sensitive balance of agricultural, rural and
residential living that makes Noordhoek ... more about » Noordhoek Info |
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 Oudekraal: Oudekraal is
possibly one of Cape Towns best kept secrets. Set against the backdrop of the Twelve
Apostles, with a number of sheltered coves and small sandy beaches between the massive
granite boulders, this scenic area forms part of the Table Mountain National
Park, and has ... more about » Oudekraal Info |
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 Scarborough: Scarborough,
which lies just beyond Kommetjie, is one of the few suburbs of Cape Town that remains far from
the madding crowds, despite its proximity to the city and a recent property boom that has
sent even properties here into the stratosphere. Scarborough is a conservation ... more
about » Scarborough
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 Sea Point: This vibrant
suburb of Cape Town, just outside the city centre between Mouille Point, Green Point and
Bantry Bay enjoys a bustling 24-hour cosmopolitan vibe that has drawn a number of city
execs to settle in its beachfront high-rises. Sea Point is divided by Main Road, with its
shops ... more about » Sea Point Info |
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ATLANTIC SEABOARD
ATTRACTIONS
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 Cape Town Beaches
on the Atlantic Coast: The west side of the Cape Peninsula has a very definite
style of beach. This is where the more fashionable set go to see and be seen, particularly
along the Atlantic Seaboard, also known as Cape Towns Riviera, which
stretches from the ... Cape Town beaches »
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 Chapman's Peak: Chapmans Peak stands
imposingly at the heart of Chapmans Peak Drive, connecting Hout Bay with Noordhoek
along one of the most dramatic marine routes in the world that hugs the coast of the
Atlantic for nine kilometres. Chapmans Peak Drive climbs steadily from the ... more
about » Chapman's
Peak Drive
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 Green Point Stadium: The Green Point Stadium
in Cape Town will be transformed into a completely new 70 000 seater, all-weather,
multi-purpose, environmentally sustainable, modern, technologically advanced, world class
Stadium giving expression to the African Renaissance Stadium at the ... Green Point Stadium
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| BOAT CRUISES ALONG THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD |
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 Tigger 2 Charter: Tigger 2 offer various cruises departing from
Hout Bay Harbour. A 3 hour sightseeing cruise along the rugged coast of Chapman's Peak,
around the Sentinel to view the antics of the seals at Seal Island, then further along the
coast to view the looming shipwreck in Maori Bay, past Sandy Bay to ... more » Tigger 2
Charter
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SIGNAL HILL
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 Signal Hill: Signal Hill, which connects Kloof
Nek to Lions Head, in the distinctive shape of a lions rump, is one of the
most famous spots in Cape Town for sundowners. Views from the 350m high summit are nothing
short of spectacular, particularly at night, and picnic dinners with accompanying drinks
... more about » Signal Hill
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