Hout Bay Villa Accommodation

Twostory house with pool and garden and a view of a green landscape

Villa Domenico

Villa
3km from Noordhoek Beach
6km from Steenberg Farm
3km from Simons Town Country Club
Full Kitchen
From

R 6,600

For a 3-night stay in May
Modern house with pool lounge chairs and open sliding doors at dusk
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Christiana Lodge

Villa
4km from Sea Point Beach
9km from Groot Constantia
4km from Royal Cape Golf Club
Outdoor Pool Full Kitchen
From

R 37,600

For a 2-night stay in May

About Hout bay

Hout Bay provides a blend of natural beauty and maritime history that draws many visitors. The area includes sandy shores and a bustling harbour where fishing boats operate daily. It serves as a great base for exploring the surrounding landscapes, with opportunities for hiking and wildlife viewing.
Hout Bay is a coastal suburb near Cape Town, known for its scenic coastline and historical roots as a fishing community. The harbour remains a central feature, with fresh seafood available from local vendors and boats setting out for daily catches. This spot also hosts markets where visitors can purchase crafts and produce. The waters around Hout Bay are home to marine life, including seals that often lounge on the rocks.

The beaches in Hout Bay offer spaces for swimming and picnics, with Llandudno Beach providing calmer waters for families. Further along, the rugged cliffs lead to hiking trails that wind through fynbos vegetation. These paths connect to areas like Constantia, about 15 kilometres away, where vineyards produce notable wines. Hout Bay's climate allows for year-round outdoor activities, though summer months bring warmer temperatures ideal for water sports.

When seeking Hout Bay accommodation, options range from seaside cottages to modern apartments, catering to different budgets and group sizes. The suburb's history dates back to the 17th century when it was used by Dutch settlers for timber and trade. Over time, it evolved into a residential area while maintaining its fishing industry. Visitors can explore the World of Birds sanctuary, which features various avian species and a monkey jungle.

Beyond the harbour, the nearby Chapman's Peak Drive offers dramatic ocean views along a winding road. This route extends for about 9 kilometres and leads to Noordhoek, another spot for horse riding on sandy beaches. Hout Bay's proximity to Table Mountain provides easy access to further adventures, such as cable car rides or nature reserves.