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A short
walk down the hill will take you into Simon's Town, where there are numerous
restaurants, museums and shops to visit. The area also offers a wonderful
range of natural attractions. Whales arrive in False Bay every spring,
and may be seen clearly from the deck, shore or from one of the whale-watching
charter boats based in the harbor, which also do trips to Cape Point and
Seal Island. The world famous penguin colony at Boulders Beach is just
a short walk away.
Further
afield is the beautiful Cape Point Nature Reserve, which makes a wonderful
start to a scenic tour of the southern peninsula, taking in Scarborough,
Kommetjie, Noordhoek, and returning via Muizenberg and Kalk Bay, where
you could pamper yourself with a treatment at the local spa!
All
of these areas boast a wide assortment of eateries to satisfy your passion
for food. Other nearby destinations include Chapman’s Peak, Hout Bay and
the Constantia winelands, where again you will be spoiled for choice when
selecting somewhere to eat.
There
are a number of beautiful safe swimming beaches within walking distance,
or you can travel a short distance to other beaches on both the Atlantic
and False Bay sides of the Peninsula.
Cape
Town, with its numerous attractions including Table Mountain, the V&A
Waterfront, etc is approximately 45 minutes away, while Stellenbosch and
Franschoek and their winelands are about an hour’s drive away.
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