What the Hout Bay waterfront looks like without the tourist filter.
Chapman’s Peak begins and ends at Hout Bay Harbour. Most people photograph the pass and drive straight through. What they miss is the working fishing dock at the back of the harbour, the crayfish stalls that open on weekend mornings, and the direct view of Duiker Island from the jetty.
The Mariner’s Wharf has been there since the 1980s and is still worth the breakfast stop. The fresh catch display is honest, the coffee is strong, and the seagulls are persistent.
Explore dramatic ocean cliffs, historic lighthouses, the Cape of Good Hope, fynbos hiking trails, and marine…
Walk one of the world’s great botanical gardens for Cape flora, mountain slopes, canopy views, seasonal…
Drive one of the world’s most spectacular coastal toll roads, winding between vertical mountain cliffs and…
Arrange a private Cape Town International Airport arrival transfer to your hotel or accommodation with group-aware…
Spend time at Hout Bay Harbour with coastal views, local seafood context and optional Duiker Island…
Ascend Cape Town’s iconic flat-topped natural wonder by aerial cableway or hiking trail for 360-degree views…