Simon's Town Beach Accommodation

Twin Rivers Bed & Breakfast

Lodge

My Property

Lodge
1km from Windmill Beach
Sunset over a rocky beach with waves gently crashing on the shore
Star 1Star 2Star 3

Glen Beach

Hotel
2km from Windmill Beach
Restaurant Safe
Cozy window seat with cushions and plants in a stylish modern room

Bellevue Lodge & Eco Park

Hotel
Restaurant Full Kitchen
From

R 900

Per unit per night in February

Adrift Guest House St Francis Bay

Lodge
Restaurant Golf

Gecko Moon

Guesthouse
2km from Boulders Beach
Wine Tasting
Cozy bedroom with neatly made bed floral pillows and bedside lamp
Star 1Star 2Star 3Star 4

Chateau Vue Guest House

Guest house
3km from Windmill Beach
10km from Steenberg Farm
Balcony
From

R 2,144

Per night for two in February

About Simon's town

Simon's Town features a blend of naval heritage and scenic coastal landscapes that attract many travelers. The area includes beaches and historic sites for exploration. It serves as an ideal base for those interested in both relaxation and cultural experiences.
Simon's Town is a coastal suburb located along the eastern side of the Cape Peninsula. The town developed around a natural harbor and has long been associated with maritime activities. Its streets are lined with buildings from the colonial era, reflecting its past as a key port. The climate is Mediterranean, with mild winters and warm summers, making outdoor activities common throughout the year.

One notable aspect is the presence of the South African Navy base, which has shaped the town's identity since the 18th century. The Simon's Town Museum offers insights into this history, displaying artifacts from shipwrecks and naval battles. Nearby, Boulders Beach is home to a colony of African penguins, drawing visitors who come to observe these birds in their natural habitat. The beach itself provides opportunities for swimming and picnics, with clear waters and rock formations adding to the appeal.

The surrounding area includes hiking trails in the nearby mountains, such as those leading to the Cape Point Nature Reserve, which is about 20 kilometers away. This reserve protects diverse flora and fauna, including fynbos vegetation and various antelope species. For those planning a stay, Simon's town accommodation ranges from budget guesthouses to more upscale options near the waterfront, catering to different preferences. Public transport links the town to Cape Town, about 35 kilometers north, allowing easy day trips to urban attractions.

Local markets and eateries serve fresh seafood, a staple of the region's cuisine. Fishing remains an important activity, with boats often seen in the harbor. The combination of these elements makes the town a practical choice for holidays focused on nature and history.