The playground of the beautiful and fun-loving, the beaches of the Atlantic Seaboard enjoy their own unique character. From the trendy café-lined Camps Bay and homely Hout Bay, to the soulful sandy expanse of Noordhoek, enjoy a seaside retreat that will appeal to the beach lover in you.

Few scenic drives reveal the raw beauty that Chapman’s Peak does as it winds its way along the rugged peninsula. Be spellbound as you watch waves crash onto white boulders peeping out from the Atlantic Ocean below and admire the sheer fynbos-clad cliffs that hug this winding road.

Admire the exquisite natural beauty of the edge of the world and imagine countless three-masted ships and their occupants bravely fighting the waves of the Cape of Storms as they rounded the Cape of Good Hope en route to the East. Board the Flying Dutchman funicular or walk up to the lookout points for panoramic views of endless ocean, or snap photos of the area’s mesmerising beauty as you travel the 33.8km circular route.

Come and see the famous penguins of Boulders Beach

For small town, seaside fun, look no further than the quaint towns along the False Bay coastline of the Cape Peninsula, from the quirky penguins that find sanctuary on Boulders Beach and the fish and chip flavours of Kalk Bay, to Simon’s Town’s fascinating maritime heritage.