Cape Town's Other Route....

Visitors have "flirted" with the Cape Point Route but now its time to get intimate and start a meaningful love affair – “we are not a one night stand, we are worth at least three!” so says the Cape Point Route Marketing Team.

The Cape Point Route contains an eclectic mix of seaside villages, two coastlines wrapped around a National Park, 18 beaches to choose from; art & cultural experiences; interesting people; historical buildings; outdoor activities; Cape fynbos; wildlife and much more!

Where else can you go surfing and belly dancing in quick succession, then pop into an art café for fine dining and off to a drum circle before cocktails with penguins and hot chocolate with buffalo? And how about moonlight hiking, sunrise kayaking, mountain biking followed by a massage or a yoga class. Or just a walk on the beach…?

With Hout Bay and Muizenberg as it’s “gateways”, the Cape Point Route hugs the coastline almost the entire way – enjoying the charming personalities of the towns that cling to it’s slopes. On the False Bay side there is a touristy buzz and plenty of history with old stone buildings, quaint homes and quirky shops looking over beaches and tidal pools. The Atlantic side is still wild, with the mountain almost tripping over the serpentine coast down to the sea.

For more info on where to go, where to stay, where to eat and what to do on the Cape Point Route, contact us on 021 782 9356 or visit our website wwww.capepointroute.co.za