False Bay Reviews
Simon's Town
We love it to bits, slow, gentle with a great range of eateries. Just packed with history and beautiful buildings from the turn of the 20th century. A tragedy regarding the railway line; only in Africa could this occur, that a 200m stretch of beach with shifting sands can close a railway line down. The line has been operating for over a hundred years, and now suddenly they can't keep the tracks clear of sand.
- Hugh Duncan
Muizenberg
This is the area with all weather in one day and surrounded by malls and other facilities.
- Bongani Mpungose
Noordhoek
Noordhoek is a well-kept secret to many. It is a beautiful area, countrified but not far away from good restaurants (Jakes being the latest addition, and knowing their food at Steenberg Village, it's a good one!). The quiet atmosphere is calming, horses, people and dogs commune happily everywhere - beach and roads. Words cannot do the seashore justice - the sand is white, the sea azure going into deep blue, and the actual beach is huge. There are many places to stay so choice is not a problem, from luxurious to basic.
- Colleen Kemp
Kalk Bay
It's a very nice place, friendly, and where you can walk freely seeing the sea.
There are good restaurants and bakeries, and also nice shops.
It's a good choice if you want to visit the area ( Simon's Town, Cape Peninsula...) because is cheaper and not too far.
- Silvia Crivelli
Simon's Town
A lovely little suburb with lots to do and see.
- Dorthe Horton
