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South Peninsula Things to do

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Things to do in South Peninsula

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Kommetjie is a small village with a large tidal pool 'The Kom', and a really lovely long beach -...
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Just outside Cape Point Nature Reserve, on the western side, is the lovely beach village of...
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Boulders Beach, which is part of the Table Mountain National Park, is home to a sizeable colony of...
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To the east of Misty Cliffs is the popular kiting, surfing, stand up paddling and windsurfing beach...
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Local is “lekker” they say. Well, it can’t get much better than Noordhoek farm village; A mere 25...
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Fish Hoek Beach stretches for just over a mile at the head of a beautiful bay. It's one of the most...
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Situated in the corner where the rather wild northern shore meets the rocky but well populated...
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With its famous and much-photographed Victorian bathing huts, St James Beach is a wonderful place...
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Okay, so Cape Point is not the place where the Atlantic meets the Indian Ocean and neither is it...
As you round one of the last hairpin bends of the incredibly scenic Chapman's Peak Drive in the...
Dramatically surrounded by sheer craggy cliffs, Diaz Beach is situated right at the tip of Cape...

    Things to do Near South Peninsula

    Proud of it's Argentinian influences, Chakkachurri Bar offers an exceptional venue for a night...
    Ridgemor wines dates back to 1670 and is considered one of the oldest wine farms in the area....
    New championship layout with abundant water hazards and bunkers. Many of the holes on the back 9...
    The Somerset Mall is a large shopping venue in the Helderberg area offering numerous shops ranging...
    Waterstone Village is a convenient mini shopping mall in Somerset West. Besides the normal anchor...
    Vodacom Golf Village in Somerset West is one of eight "Pro Range Golf Centres" in South Africa....
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