Queens Beach in Sea Point on the Cape Town, Atlantic Seaboard, is one of the more popular beaches for those wanting to avoid the busier…
Queens Beach
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About the Atlantic Seaboard
The Atlantic Seaboard (or City Seaboard) starts at the Cape Town Harbour (V&A Waterfront) in the north, heading south along the coast with Bakoven Beach being the last beach before the start of the Atlantic Peninsula. These are the most wind protected and busiest of beaches in Cape Town, attracting locals and tourists alike to enjoy the activities and spectacular views, including awesome sunsets.
Broken Bath Beach
Broken Bath Beach is one of the seven Sea Point Beaches running from Mouille Point in the north, to Bantry Bay in the south. It is the closest…
Bakoven Beach
Bakoven is suburb on the edge of Camps Bay; blink and you will miss it as you drive out of Camps Bay towards Llandudno. Bakoven Beach is…
Other Beaches
Kreeftebaai
Directly translated ‘Kreeftebaai‘ is ‘Crayfish Bay’, but since this small rocky beach is one of several that fall within the Blaauwberg Conservation area…
Sunset Beach
Sunset Beach is located on Cape Town’s lower West Coast Region bordering the suburb of Sunset Beach after which it is named…
Macassar Beach
Macassar Beach is a long (approx. 6Km) sandy, windswept beach lying at the base of the Macassar Dunes System on the Cape Flats Coastline of False Bay…