Sunny 2 bedrooms inner city loft with parking.

Trendy, spacious and sunny loft apartment in the heart of the viby East City in Cape Town. Located right across from world famous coffee shop TRUTH with stunning views of the Mother City. 

The well-equipped apartment sleeps 4 adults, with 1 bedroom en suite and 1 bedroom with separate bathroom. The open plan space offers plenty of light throughout the day, with cityscape filling the background in the evening.

There are several other main attractions in the neighborhood for tourists and food aficionados.

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Self Catering

Wolroy House 405

123 Ocean View Drive Apartment is a newly renovated and tastefully decorated studio apartment situated on the slopes of Signal Hill in Green Point. The apartment accommodates 2 people comfortably and has beautiful views of the V & A Waterfront from the balcony.

The apartment consists of a spacious open-plan bedroom with extra-length twin beds and 100% percale cotton linen. The en-suite bathroom has a separate bath and shower and double hand basin. Top quality bath sheets and towels are provided. The adjoining toilet is separate from the bathroom.
The kitchen is fully equipped with all appliances, cutlery and crockery. There is a flat screen TV with full DStv as well as a DVD player and music system. The dining alcove opens onto the private view terrace. The apartment is also fitted with air-conditioning and heating with access to Wi-Fi.

123 Ocean View Drive Apartment has a lovely swimming pool for your use as well as a small garden. The apartment has its own spacious private terrace with Weber BBQ. The sea view from the terrace is beautiful while Green Point is normally a wind-free area. Local restaurants, night life as well as coffee bars are within close to proximity.

Swimming Pool

DSTV

123 Ocean View Drive Studio Apartment

De Waterkant Piazza 213 is a comfortable two bedroom apartments, centrally situated in the historic De Waterkant Village. Both bedrooms have Queen size beds and private bathrooms. The one bathroom has a walk in shower, the other a shower above the bath tub. 

Newly renovated 2 bedroom apartment with integrated private bathrooms. Open plan lounge-dining-kitchen (fully equipped) and balcony with harbour views. TV, WiFi, parking and pool included.

Well equipped kitchen, open plan to a dining and lounge area. Double doors open to a balcony with a beautiful Table Mountain View or harbour view.

De Waterkant Piazza 213

This superior 3 bedroom penthouse has a king and 2 queen size beds all en-suite. There is an open plan lounge and dining area which flows into a modern fully equipped kitchen. The outdoor area has a private balcony and pool overlooking the Marina.

Apartment Features:
Direct lift access into penthouse
Balcony with private swimming pool
Gas braai – on request
Satellite television, lounge and main bedroom only
Central air conditioning
Coffee Machine
Fridge and Freezer
Washing machine
Tumble Dryer
Dishwasher
Stove, oven and extractor
Bath & shower / Shower only
Gown and slippers on request
Open-plan lounge and dining area
Electronic safe
Hairdryer
Shaving / toothbrush plug-points

Braai / Barbeque

LH - 3 Bedroom Penthouse

Welcome to this large spacious luxury 1 bedroom self catering holiday apartment, situated in the heart of De Waterkant – surrounded by restaurants, shops and the Cape Quarter, also within walking distance to the V&A Waterfront and the City Centre.

The lounge is equipped with a TV with DSTV, a 4 seated dining table, a lounge suite with a double seated leather couch and two single lounge chairs.

The open plan granite kitchen is equipped with an oven, a hob, a microwave, a kettle, a toaster, a washing machine, a dishwasher, a fridge and a freezer. The kitchen also includes a full range of crockery and cutlery.

The bedroom has a queen size bed and an en-suite bathroom equipped with a separated shower and bath.

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Welcome to this large spacious luxury 1 bedroom self catering holiday apartment, situated in the heart of De Waterkant – surrounded by restaurant, shops and the Cape Quarter, also within walking distance to the V&A Waterfront and the City Centre.

Comfortable 1 Bedroom Self Catering Apartment in De Waterkant

Hill House I

These luxury 1 bedroom apartments have a king size bed with an en-suite bathroom. There is an open plan lounge and dining area which flows into a modern fully equipped kitchen. The outdoor area has private balcony overlooking the Marina.

Apartment Features:
-Balcony
-Satellite television, lounge and main bedroom only
-Central air conditioning
-Fridge and Freezer
-Washing machine
-Tumble Dryer
-Dishwasher
-Stove, oven and extractor
-Bath & shower / Shower only
-Open-plan lounge and dining area
-Electronic safe
-Hairdryer
-Shaving / toothbrush plug-points

LH - 1 Bedroom Luxury Apartment

From flat-topped Table Mountain down to the blue waters of Table Bay, Cape Town is simply stunning, but the city doesn&#39;t thrive by its looks alone. Proudly multicultural, its flourishing arts, dining, and nightlife scenes are proof of this modern metropolis&#39; creativity and innovative spirit.

Given that it is home to a kaleidoscope of cultures, Cape Town is by far the most multicultural city in South Africa. This diversity is reflected in the city&#39;s vibrant festival, culinary, and music sectors. But it&#39;s crucial to comprehend what Cape Town has gone through in order to appreciate it more for what it is today. A festering wound has been created by the decades of racial and economic oppression brought on by apartheid. The District Six Museum and Nelson Mandela&#39;s jail cell on Robben Island are two places where visitors may learn more about Cape Town&#39;s sad undertone, despite the fact that most tourists only see the city&#39;s stunning beaches and lively restaurant scene.

Cape Town

Families, friends and tourists wishing to glimpse the city from the best vantage point possible can be sure to experience just that with the fabulous Cape Wheel. A relatively new addition to the exciting scene of the V&A Waterfront and visible from a distance, the Cape Wheel is a giant observation ferris wheel that offers visitors spectacular 360 degree views of the beautiful city of Cape Town, with the majestic Table Mountain, distant Paarl Mountain ranges, the Cape Town Stadium, Robben Island and the outstretched Atlantic Ocean.

The Cape Wheel journey above the lively V&A Waterfront precinct lasts about 15-20 minutes and reaches up to 40 metres above ground, in one of over 30 fully enclosed cabins. With safety being of the highest regard and the ultimate comforts afforded, families, friends or even couples on a romantic date are sure to experience a truly unforgettable time on the Cape Wheel. There are also two wheelchair friendly and accessible cabins. The Cape Wheel has become an iconic part of the Waterfront and offers endless photograph opportunities, as guests embark on a skyward adventure like no other. A portion of the proceeds made here are given to charity, so your money is going toward a good cause. This exciting tourist attraction has certainly earned its place on top of many visitors list’s of things-to-do while in Cape Town, for good reason. Open Monday to Thursday, from 12 pm to 9 pm, from Friday to Saturday from 10 am to 10 pm and on Sunday from 10 am to 9 pm. The closest parking at the V&A Waterfront is the Ulundi Garage.

Cape Wheel

Western Cape

Your trip to South Africa will be a glamorous one because of the top-notch eateries, shops and accommodation found at the V&amp;A Waterfront. The Waterfront, one of Cape Town&#39;s most popular tourist destinations, conjures up thoughts of the early harbour activities. The fact that this bustling commercial harbour is situated in the middle of a big entertainment district with bars, restaurants, speciality stores, craft markets and movie theatres contribute significantly to its allure. Watching seals is an entertaining experience and you may also explore the fascinating underwater world at the Two Oceans Aquarium. From prehistoric periods to the present, the Maritime Museum focuses on the history of shipping. An ever-popular activity is taking a boat ride out to the harbour or along the coast.

V&A Waterfront

What better way to soak up the African sunshine and become one with the Atlantic Ccean than to embark on one of the V&A Waterfront’s famous cruises, such as the Harbour Seal Cruise. Known as one of the most popular cruises offered at the V&A Waterfront and offering guests a unique and memorable time, The Harbour Seal Cruise is one of Cape Town’s most alluring attractions and by far a must for any travellers experiencing the Cape Town Waterfront for the first time.

Those embarking on the Harbour Seal Cruise can expect to see sights such as the Victoria and Alfred’s basin, and of course seals will be the real stars of the show, baking in the sunshine or lapping up the fresh waters. This cruise doesn’t last very long, making it perfect for a quick introduction of the city and the Waterfront. Cruises are available on “Dawn” and the “Southern Cross”, and taking only 30 minutes long allows for those enjoying their time on the cruise to stop and explore the excitement of the V&A Waterfronts shopping and dining facilities. The cruise lasts about 30 minutes, across the serene ocean as the refreshing breeze keeps everyone smiling. The first of these cruises departs at 10:30 am, and then every hour after that until the sunset cruise boat departs. Book your trip online now and start planning your day out at the stunning Victoria and Alfred Waterfront.

Harbour Seal Cruise

The V&A Waterfront as founded in 1654 by Jan van Riebeeck who was charged to build a fort and plant cereals fruit and vegetables. Van Riebeeck and his troops docked at and the current V&A Waterfront and started off with a small jetty as part of his mission to build a refreshment station for the Dutch-East India Company. On 7 September 1860, His Royal Highness Prince Alfred commenced the construction of Cape Town's first harbour. Today V&A Waterfront has over 450 retail outlets, more that 80 eateries and exciting activities ranging from helicopter flights to historical walking tours. Accommodation sites such as the Victoria & Alfred Hotel making it easy to understand the past of the world's most famous working harbour.

This family friendly aquarium is situated next to the popular and well loved V&A Waterfront in the beautiful city of Cape Town, which about a 15 minute drive from Milnerton and close to the oceanfront. This is an educational and exciting treat for children and adults alike to appreciate, where you can discover the diverse marine life and get lost in an amazing “under the sea” experience. While enjoying your outing to this fun aquarium, you can enjoy some coffee and cake at Cafe V which is situated close to the exhibits, or take part in a unique penguin encounter with adorable rockhopper penguins - these are friendly penguins who will sometimes even sit on your lap. This stunning aquarium also offers guests the option to dive among tame predators, for those who are on a family outing enjoy one of the 90 minute catamaran boat rides for the whole family, where you can learn about the rich biodiversity of Cape Town’s waters.

Two Oceans Aquarium

For those who are searching for an interesting lesson in the captivating medical history of Cape Town, Green Point is home to the Cape Medical Museum which is situated in the old city hospital complex, which is over 100 years old. This interesting and somewhat eery museum was founded in 1980, and features amazing exhibitions that are centered around the Cape's medical history, showcasing many of the application methods and out of date treatment facilities and remedies, as a reflection of the past and the progress made since. The Cape Medical Museum also offers educational programs and guided tours throughout the exhibition spaces, that focus strongly on the history of medicine, and looks into the subject of medical plants.

Some of the rooms on display in this exhibit are the Disease Room which commemorates prominent outbreaks like leprosy and scurvy, the Hospital Ward which portrays a typical recovery ward from the early 20th century and some of the equipment used, and a Dispensary and Doctor Consultation room, which has medical items dating back to the late 19th century. This museum is open Mon-Fri, from 9 am to 4 pm, and entry is free with an option for small donations.

Cape Medical Museum

Being centrally located in Cape Town is only one benefit of staying at Green Point; this neighbourhood is also very hip, modern, and practical. It is filled with everything from hotels and boutique flats to guest houses and B&amp;Bs, and it exudes so much of the Mother City enchantment. There are so many amazing things to do, see, and experience at Green Point that it literally overflows. A diverse and fascinating selection of caf&eacute;s, delis, nightclubs, restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and more can be found along Somerset Road, the area&#39;s major road. The stadium plays host to some of the most important sporting events and foreign artists to visit South Africa, and the Green Point beachfront stretches all the way to the Sea Point promenade.

Green Point

Inspired by the Afro-Porto fusion cuisine of Mozambik, the brand’s organic evolution has led to its current positioning; the taste of escape. It is a multi-sensory brand that is built around customer experience. In other words, dining at a Mozambik store delivers high quality and tasty cuisine with an exceptional atmosphere and high service levels. Visiting Mozambik is like a mini holiday, a break, a taste of escape.

Chef Brett Michielin has, over time, developed a range of bastings, sauces and rubbing spices that has become Mozambik’s trademark. The menu is inspired by Afro-Porto cuisine with a rich tapestry of flavour the common denominator across an eclectically styled offering.

From traditional fare such as prawns through to Mozambik’s famous chicken, the menu offers a wide variety of taste experiences.
Mon - Sun 11 am - 9 pm

Mozambik Bloubergstrand

The reputation of Baía has spread far and wide as a sophisticated landmark for fine cuisine and wine in the Cape. Baia - meaning "the Bay", lives up to its name in every way a with chic and contemporary restaurant scene, serving signature seafood dishes and fabulous fare in a glorious setting that welcomes visitors to Cape Town in style.

Baia Seafood Restaurant

In the rich ambience of a wharf warehouse, Belthazar offers a speciality wine bar and world-class eatery at a prime location with spectacular views of Table Bay. 
Specializing in the finest seafood and meats, Mozambican shellfish, South African line fish and aged grain-fed South African Karan beef, Belthazar promises food at export quality.

Belthazar

Menus revolve round fresh, seasonal dishes like just-caught crayfish or herring flown in from Europe. 
Specialties range from generous pots of mussels and frites to traditional South African fare; gourmet temptations from foie gras brulee to velvet-smooth chocolates from a top Belgian chocolatier.

Den Anker

Karibu affords you the opportunity to experience the vibrant flavours of South Africa and be part of our unique theatre of dining. 
Using only the finest ingredients, Karibu has a wonderful menu boasting Cape Malay and traditional local favourites like succulent steaks, delicious seafood,  boboite, potjiekos, game, snoekbraai, putu and chakalaka and koeksisters.

Karibu South African Dining

Ferrymans Tavern is proud to be able to put forward a broad range of beers from all over the world. 
The Tavern even has its own special Ferrymans Ale which is brewed exclusively for the pub. The menu features a wide selection of grill, seafood and pub meals.

Ferrymans Tavern

Big Bay, which is located on the west side of Bloubergstrand in a bay of its own and a little farther north than Milnerton along the West Coast, can claim to be the beginning of the Cape West Coast because it is near enough to Melkbosstrand. Big Bay is about 20 minutes from the center of Cape Town.&nbsp;While this area of the coast may have once been where small rowing boats cast their nets for mullet, it is now a bustling modern metropolis and a great place for Cape Town residents who want to live with &quot;that view.&quot; True or not, there are drawbacks. When the wind picks up a few notches, Big Bay can become quite unpleasant, and when it&#39;s busy here, it&#39;s busy.

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Wolroy House 405

123 Ocean View Drive Studio Apartment

De Waterkant Piazza 213

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Hill House I

LH - 1 Bedroom Luxury Apartment

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