Hout Bay, Noordhoek, Kalk Bay and Lakeside all offer a unique combination of bohemian village living with an urban edge and accommodation in these areas are the ideal location from which to explore Cape Town.

Formerly a fishing village, Hout Bay is a cosmopolitan centre that still maintains its timeless country atmosphere. One of the main reasons to stay in Hout Bay is the Hout Bay Harbour where one can indulge in boat trips to Seal Island and sunset cruises to the V&A Waterfront.

Take a drive over scenic Chapman’s Peak and you will find yourself in the charming village of Noordhoek. Enjoy horse-riding along the ocean on Long Beach and visit the local Noordhoek Farm Village to find delicious organic produce – all located close to great spacious Noordhoek accommodation options. The small bohemian fishing village of Kalk Bay is a hidden gem. Unpretentious restaurants, art galleries, second hand book stores, antique stores and quirky shops line its charming cobbled streets. Accommodation options in these areas, including Hout Bay accommodation, range from bed & breakfasts and self catering choices to fully-catered for and hotel options.

The highly sought after suburb of Lakeside is situated near Zandvlei Lake, perfect for windsurfing, yachting and canoeing. For nature lovers there is the nearby Rondevlei Nature Reserve, which offers plenty of opportunities for bird watching, and various walks. Staying at any of the Hout Bay, Noordhoek, Kalk bay or Lakeside accommodation establishments will definitely be a treat especially if you love the sea, fishing and the outdoors!