Simonstown Accommodation

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

Hotel
2km from Windmill Beach
Restaurant Safe

Twin Rivers Bed & Breakfast

Lodge
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
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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 Simonstown

Simonstown offers a blend of maritime history and seaside appeal, drawing those interested in naval heritage and outdoor activities. The area includes beaches for relaxation and trails for exploration, making it an appealing spot for a stay. Visitors can enjoy its proximity to Cape Town while experiencing local wildlife.
Simonstown is a historic town in South Africa, established as a naval base in the 18th century. It grew around the needs of the British Royal Navy and later became a key site for the South African Navy. The town features well-preserved buildings from its colonial past, including the Simon's Town Museum, which displays artifacts from its early days.

Key attractions in Simonstown include Boulders Beach, home to a colony of African penguins that waddle along the shore. This site is managed for conservation and allows visitors to observe the birds from designated paths. Nearby, the South African Navy Museum explores the role of the navy in the country's history, with exhibits on ships and submarines. The town also has coastal paths that lead to scenic viewpoints over False Bay, offering chances to spot marine life like dolphins and seals.

Natural features around Simonstown provide opportunities for hiking and water sports. The area connects to the Table Mountain National Park, where trails vary in difficulty and lead through fynbos vegetation. About 35 kilometers from Cape Town, Simonstown serves as a quieter alternative for travelers, with options like guesthouses and seaside rentals. Simonstown accommodation ranges from budget-friendly bed and breakfasts to more spacious villas, catering to different preferences for a comfortable stay. Beaches such as Seaforth offer calm waters for swimming, especially in summer.

The climate in Simonstown is Mediterranean, with mild winters and warm summers, ideal for outdoor pursuits. Local markets and eateries serve fresh seafood, reflecting the town's fishing traditions.