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Discover 2 accommodation options in Kaapstad with an average price of R1,590 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Kaapstad offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Kaapstad adventure? With prices averaging around R1,590 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Kaapstad stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.





Travelers eagerly explore sun-kissed beaches, discovering cozy accommodation that blends comfort and adventure. With crystal-clear waters, thrilling hikes, and vibrant markets, every moment promises an unforgettable holiday escape.

Green Park Manor
R 3,180
Serengeti Self-Catering Units in Bellville provides excellent accommodation just a 5-minute walk from vibrant Tyger Valley Shopping Mall and near exciting spots like the Velodrome. With an inviting pool, free WiFi, and parking, it's ideal for holiday seekers exploring Cape Town's wine farms and attractions.
Welterusten Self-Catering Accommodation
R 3,180
About Kaapstad
Table Mountain National Park dominates the city's geography. The cable car ascends to the summit, though hikers can tackle routes like Platteklip Gorge or Skeleton Gorge. The mountain chain extends south to Cape Point, passing through suburbs like Camps Bay and Hout Bay. Boulders Beach in Simon's Town hosts an African penguin colony, while Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden showcases indigenous flora on the mountain's eastern slopes.
The Cape Winelands begin less than an hour's drive from the city. Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, and Paarl offer cellar tours and tastings at estates that date back centuries. Closer to town, Constantia's vineyards produce wines in the same valley where South African viticulture began in the 1680s. Visitors searching for Kaapstad accommodation will find options ranging from guesthouses in the City Bowl to self-catering apartments along the Atlantic Seaboard.
Robben Island, visible from the mainland, operated as a political prison during apartheid. Ferries depart from the waterfront for guided tours led by former inmates. The District Six Museum documents the forced removals that reshaped the city during the same era. Bo-Kaap, with its colourful houses on the slopes of Signal Hill, preserves Cape Malay culture and history through its architecture and community.
The city experiences a Mediterranean climate with winter rainfall from May to August. Summer temperatures from December to February draw crowds to beaches like Clifton and Muizenberg. Chapman's Peak Drive connects the city to the southern peninsula, while the N2 highway leads east towards the Garden Route and north to the West Coast.