The Green Point Lighthouse is the square tower painted with bold red and white stripes that stands near the edge of the water. First lit on April twelfth, eighteen twenty-four, it is the oldest operational lighthouse in South Africa. Its…
Sea Point Promenade Walk
Walk the scenic paved coastline of Cape Town's favorite oceanfront path, taking in historic lighthouses, tidal pools, and sandy beaches alongside active locals.
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1. Green Point Lighthouse
2. Putt-Putt
The Mouille Point Putt-Putt course sits directly along the Sea Point Promenade, marked by eighteen holes of miniature golf that wind toward the Atlantic Ocean. Unlike many urban attractions that prioritize sleek finishes, this course…
3. Three Anchor Bay
Three Anchor Bay is a small, sheltered cove tucked between the suburbs of Sea Point and Green Point along the Atlantic Seaboard. The area is recognizable by its rocky shoreline, where the beach is often covered with mussel shells rather…
4. Rocklands Beach
Rocklands Beach is distinguished by its rocky shoreline and a sharp kink in the Sea Point Promenade where it meets the Atlantic Ocean. Located in the suburb of Sea Point, this spot sits along a section of the coastline that underwent…
5. Sea Point Pavilion
The Sea Point Pavilion is a public swimming complex distinguished by its four saltwater pools positioned directly against the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. The facility features an Olympic-sized training pool, a deep diving pool, and shallow…
6. Queen's Beach
Queen’s Beach is a rocky, pebbly cove tucked just off the Sea Point Promenade in Cape Town. It is distinguished by its shoreline of dark, contorted stone and a shallow gully that locals use for swimming, even if the Atlantic waters remain…
7. Bantry Steps
Bantry Steps is a residential location along the Atlantic Seaboard of Cape Town, tucked onto the slopes of Lion's Head. The area takes its name from the surrounding suburb of Bantry Bay, which was originally known as Botany Bay due to the…