Camps Bay is one of the most vibrant and trendy suburbs in Cape Town, and lies just beyond the four beaches of Clifton. Its exceptionally beautiful setting is set by the Twelve Apostles and Lion’s Head, on the other side of Table Mountain. Camps Bay accommodation ranges from luxury boutique hotels to charming guesthouses, and assures anyone touring South Africa of the utmost in natural beauty ... cont.
From the airport follow the signs ‘Cape Town’ N2. Follow the N2 road signs to Cape Town, also known as the Eastern Boulevard as you approach the city boundaries. At the first set of traffic lights, where the Eastern boulevard ends and you enter the city, you will see the Cape Town Convention Centre (CTICC) on your left and the entrance to the V&A Waterfront to your right. Stay in the middle lane and follow the M62 into the city.
Continue straight on the M62 (Buitengracht street which becomes Kloofnek Road) towards Table Mountain Cableway/Camps Bay. As you reach the top of Kloofnek, you will notice the Cable way turnoff to your left and the Signal Hill turn-off to your right. Pass and continue downwards to Camps Bay.
Stay on Camps Bay Drive winding downhill till you hit the first stop sign. (Houghton Avenue is on your left) Continue straight.
Take the first right after the stop into 1st Crescent, keep left in the Crescent and follow the road down towards beach. The road turns sharply to the right, no 4 is on your left side.
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