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Accommodation and Packages Cape Town Coastal Regions

From Sea point to Camps Bay, we have you covered

Accommodation in Cape Town’s coastal regions and especially along the Atlantic Seaboard, is nothing short of exceptional. Revel in the luxurious lifestyle of Cape Town’s ‘Riviera’, the famous Atlantic Seaboard, and find a luxury pad to rent for a few days as there is no shortage of lavish accommodation on this glamorous strip. With elegant boutique hotels and luxurious cliffside villas, these exclusive retreats offer the ideal setting to unwind and savor breathtaking sunsets after a day of exploring the Cape Peninsula.

Discover the best of Cape Town’s Coastal areas along the Atlantic Seaboard with our luxurious accommodation and tailored tours. From Camps Bay’s chic beachfront retreats to Sea Point’s cosmopolitan stays, enjoy breathtaking ocean views and proximity to Table Mountain and the city center. Perfect for romantic getaways, family holidays, or adventure-filled escapes, each package is designed to elevate your experience.

Take this Western Cape scenic route along the edge of the cold and stormy Atlantic Ocean on a narrow winding road past cliff-hanging mansions, low-slung sports cars and residents decked out in brand-name clothing and pure gold and silver jewels. 

Choose the best accommodation deals to Cape Town’s slick Atlantic Seaboard where the sun sets golden every day and the top hotels invite you in for a drink and a meal. Pubs, wine bars, coffee and smoothie takeaways available on every corner, spa and wellness refuges and surfing stores galore.

Your exploration of the cold ocean side of Cape Town starts at the popular Victoria & Alfred Waterfront on the north shore of Table Mountain and meanders all the way down the Atlantic side of the Cape Peninsula. It includes the suburbs of Mouille Point, Green Point, Sea Point, Fresnaye, Bantry Bay, Clifton, Camps Bay, Bakoven, Llandudno and all the way to popular Hout Bay featuring a working harbour and traditional fishing community.

What makes the Atlantic Seaboard a top holiday destination?

The Atlantic Seaboard is Cape Town’s Ultimate Coastal Destination. Also known as Cape Town’s “Riviera,” it is a stunning stretch of coastline from Green Point to Hout Bay, offering luxury hotels, pristine beaches, fine dining, and breathtaking ocean views. Beginning at the V&A Waterfront, it includes vibrant suburbs like Sea Point, Camps Bay, and Clifton, known for their trendy cafés, nightlife, and outdoor adventures. A five-minute drive takes you from city buzz to two of South Africa’s most scenic beaches—Clifton and Camps Bay—where summer brings festivals, sports events, and an electric atmosphere, making it the ultimate relaxation and adventure destination.

Which part of Cape Town is best to stay – Cape Town Coast or Waterfront?

The V&A Waterfront offers luxury hotels, world-class shopping, fine dining, and easy access to top attractions. It’s perfect for first-time visitors, families, and those who love vibrant city life with ocean views.

The Cape Town Coast (Atlantic Seaboard), including Camps Bay, Clifton, and Sea Point, is ideal for beach lovers, sunset seekers, and those wanting a relaxed, upscale vibe. It offers stunning coastal scenery, chic cafés, and outdoor adventures.

For convenience, stay at the Waterfront; for scenic luxury, choose the Atlantic Seaboard.

Which are the best beaches on the Atlantic Seaboard?

Clifton Beach (1st to 4th) is famous for powdery white sand and wind-free coves, while Camps Bay Beach offers a lively atmosphere with trendy bars and restaurants. Llandudno Beach is a quieter, more secluded spot, perfect for sunbathing and surfing. Bakoven Beach is a hidden gem, ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat. These beaches offer crystal-clear waters, spectacular sunsets, and stunning backdrops of the Twelve Apostles mountains.

What are the top luxury hotels on the Atlantic Seaboard?

Accommodation along Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard is superb, offering exclusive boutique hotels and cliffside villas with breathtaking ocean views. Top choices include Ellerman House in Bantry Bay, known for world-class service, and The Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa, offering oceanfront luxury and a renowned spa. The Marly Boutique Hotel in Camps Bay provides modern sophistication steps from the beach. While the crystal-clear Atlantic is inviting, water temperatures range from 10–15°C, making it refreshingly brisk compared to the slightly warmer Indian Ocean on the Peninsula’s eastern shores.

What activities can you do on the Atlantic Seaboard?

The Atlantic Seaboard offers diverse activities, including beach lounging, surfing, kayaking with dolphins, and stand-up paddleboarding. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike Lion’s Head or explore Signal Hill. The Sea Point Promenade is great for cycling, jogging, or sunset walks. The V&A Waterfront provides world-class shopping, boat cruises, and fine dining. For adventure seekers, paragliding from Signal Hill offers breathtaking aerial views over the coast.

Is the Atlantic Seaboard a good place for families?

Yes! The area is family-friendly, with safe swimming beaches, outdoor parks, and kid-friendly restaurants. The Sea Point Promenade has playgrounds, an outdoor gym, and a splash park. Camps Bay Beach has shallow tidal pools for children, while the V&A Waterfront offers attractions like the Two Oceans Aquarium and boat trips to Robben Island. With a mix of outdoor and cultural activities, the Atlantic Seaboard is a perfect family holiday destination.

Where are the best places to eat on the Atlantic Seaboard?

For fine dining, Salsify at The Roundhouse offers seasonal, contemporary cuisine with mountain views. The Bungalow in Clifton is perfect for seafood and sundowners by the ocean. The Codfather in Camps Bay is a must for fresh, sustainable seafood. La Perla in Sea Point is an iconic Italian restaurant with an extensive wine list. The V&A Waterfront also offers diverse options, from casual eateries to high-end restaurants with spectacular harbour views.

How is the nightlife on the Atlantic Seaboard?

The Atlantic Seaboard is a nightlife hotspot, with beachfront bars, stylish lounges, and vibrant nightclubs. Camps Bay’s strip features chic cocktail bars like Café Caprice and Chinchilla. In Green Point, The Piano Bar offers live jazz and a cozy atmosphere. The V&A Waterfront has rooftop bars and live music venues, while Shimmy Beach Club hosts high-energy beach parties. Whether you prefer a relaxed sundowner or a late-night party, there’s something for everyone.

What are the best scenic drives near the Atlantic Seaboard?

The Chapman’s Peak Drive, between Hout Bay and Noordhoek, is one of the world’s most breathtaking coastal routes. The drive from Camps Bay to Hout Bay via Llandudno offers stunning ocean views and hidden beaches. The Victoria Road coastal drive, from Sea Point to Hout Bay, passes through Clifton and Bakoven, providing picture-perfect scenery. Renting a car or joining a guided tour ensures you don’t miss these spectacular routes.

What is the best time to visit the Atlantic Seaboard?

The best time to visit is summer (November to March), when Cape Town enjoys warm temperatures, long sunny days, and vibrant beach life. However, spring (September to November) and autumn (April to May) offer milder weather, fewer crowds, and stunning sunsets. Winter (June to August) is ideal for whale watching and cozy coastal retreats, with many luxury hotels offering seasonal specials. Each season offers a unique experience along the Atlantic Seaboard.

How do I get around the Atlantic Seaboard?

The best way to explore is by rental car, Uber, or MyCiTi Bus, Cape Town’s affordable and safe public transport system. The MyCiTi Bus runs along the Atlantic Seaboard, connecting Camps Bay, Clifton, Sea Point, and the V&A Waterfront. Bicycle rentals and e-scooters are popular along the Sea Point Promenade. For a more scenic option, private tours, tuk-tuks, rented e-bikes and hop-on-hop-off buses offer guided travel with stunning coastal views.

To tailor the perfect Atlantic Seaboard holiday itinerary, we need to know:

  • Trip Duration – How many days will you be spending in Cape Town?
  • Travel Style – Luxury, adventure, family-friendly, romantic, or a mix?
  • Interests – Beaches, fine dining, nightlife, hiking, cultural experiences, or all of the above?
  • Accommodation Preferences – Boutique hotels, beachfront resorts, or self-catering apartments?
  • Special Requests – Are you celebrating anything special, or do you want exclusive, off-the-beaten-path experiences?

Get in touch with Voyage2Africa and let us plan the perfect holiday to Cape Town and beyond.

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