Explore Sea Point | A Guide for our Guests
We are ideally located in Sea Point close to many popular attractions in Cape Town.
Sea Point is a vibrant area located along the Atlantic seaboard in Cape Town and is the ideal location for international and local guests, offering scenic beauty of Lion’s Head, Signal Hill and the ocean. The suburb boasts several beaches where you can swim, relax or watch the sunset.
There are several parks offering green spaces for you to relax, picnic or for outdoor activities. Sea Point offers different sports facilities such as an olympic sized swimming pool, golf course and gyms.
The popular promenade is perfect for jogging, walking or just enjoying the sea breeze.
Since Sea Point is centrally located it is easy to get to public transport or to use Uber. There are also many places that are short distances away and are accessible by foot.
The Cape Town Stadium is close by where sports and big music events are held. There are many restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, markets and general stores for dining and shopping. Sea Point offers the best of both worlds, while it is a bustling urban area it still has the scenic coastal charm.
The Sea Point Promenade
The Sea Point Promenade is a popular destination for activities such as jogging, walking, or just getting some fresh air with local cafes and restaurants nearby. The promenade runs along the Atlantic Ocean and offers views of Lion’s Head and Signal Hill.
The Sea Point Pavilion
The Sea Point Pavilion is a popular swimming pool complex located in Sea Point, Cape Town which opened in the 1950’s. Boasting two large salt water pools, kiddies pool, sports events and activities.
Clifton
Clifton is famous for its picturesque setting, with the Twelve Apostles mountain range serving as a dramatic backdrop to the sparkling ocean. The area has four sheltered beaches that are popular for sunbathing and relaxing, and is just a short drive from Sea Point.
Kayaking in Sea Point
Whether you are a seasoned kayaker or a beginner, the waters off Sea Point provide an unforgettable paddling experience.
Camps Bay
Camps Bay boasts a long stretch of white sandy beach framed by the Twelve Apostles mountain range. The area is known for its trendy atmosphere and vibrant nightlife. There are restaurants along the beachfront strip to enjoy.
Lion’s Head
Lion’s Head is the most popular hiking trail in Cape Town and is for sure a bucket list experience with ocean, mountain and city views. The trail takes around two to three hours to complete and is suitable for most fitness levels.
Museum of Dogs
The Museum of Dogs celebrates the enduring bond between humans and dogs. It is a unique and charming attraction that is well worth a visit for animal lovers of all ages.
Mojo Market
Mojo Market is a trendy market in Sea Point offering a unique fusion of food, art, and entertainment, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists.
Castle of Good Hope
The Castle Military Museum showcases the rich military history of the Western Cape. It is one of the oldest surviving colonial buildings in South Africa and offers a fascinating look at the region’s past through its exhibits and guided tours.
Table Mountain
One of the most photographed mountains in South Africa, Table Mountain is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. The summit is reached by hiking one of several trails or by taking the aerial cableway.
Two Oceans Aquarium
With its extensive collection of exhibits and interactive experiences, the aquarium offers a unique perspective on the diverse marine life that can be found along the South African coastline.
V&A Waterfront
Situated at the oldest working harbor in South Africa the V&A Waterfront offers visitors exciting options of shopping, food and entertainment.
Iziko Bo-Kaap Museum
The Iziko Bo-Kaap museum highlights the unique Islamic traditions and customs that have been preserved over generations in this vibrant community.
