Whale Watchers Private Luxury Apartments

Destination

Cape Town

Perched high above Cape Town's most popular family beach, Whale Watcher's Private Luxury Apartments in Fish Hoek are exceptional, featuring original artworks, balconies with barbeques, hammocks and spectacular sea and mountain views. Fish Hoek is the perfect destination for a family holiday with a long sandy white beach featuring a children's playground, rock pools, safe bathing, water sports, a whale watching walkway, restaurant and bistro. The main street behind the beach is bustling with shops, cafes and other conveniences.

Directions To Whale Watchers Private Luxury Apartments

To get from Cape Town International Airport you exit the parking lot and proceed along the N2 highway towards Cape Town for about 10 - 12 minutes. As you approach the base of Table Mountain keep left, turning onto the Muizenberg M3 highway. Continue on this highway through Bishop's Court, passing the turn-offs to Wynberg and Constantia. About 20 - 25 minutes after having left the airport you get to the end of the M3 Muizenberg highway in the form of a T-junction and traffic lights. Turn left here and then first right at the next T-junction. Now follow your nose along the coastal road passing through Westlake, Muizenberg, St James, Kalk Bay and then into Fish Hoek. Keep going through the town centre until you reach the one and only traffic circle at which you should keep left - heading towards Simon's Town and Cape Point. At the first set of traffic lights after the circle turn right and head up the hill keeping left. After about 100 metres turn right into High Way. Whale Watchers is number 82 on the right hand side about 100 metres after going over the brow of the hill. On the day of your arrival please call Belinda on 084 460 5987, or if you are unable to reach her call Mark on 082 573 6842, for the combination to the postbox in which you will find the keys to your apartment.

Area Attractions

Fish Hoek Beach - the most popular family beach in Cape Town land based whale watching (Aug - Nov) affordable world-class restaurants and golf courses the oldest Wine Estates in the Cape world-renowned Chapman's Peak Drive Boulder's Beach, with its African Penguin colony Muizenberg Beach, the most popular surfing spot in Cape Town historic Simon's Town, the home of the South African Navy Kalk Bay, a quaint fishing village with an abundance of seafood restaurants Cape Point Nature Reserve, a world heritage site hiking in Table Mountain National Park, another world heritage site historic sites and museums galore exceptionally warm and friendly locals