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Sea Point or Seepunt is Cape Town’s most upmarket and densely populated urban areas, lying between Signal Hill and with Atlantic Ocean sea view accommodation a short travel time will get you to Cape Town’s Central Business District. Travelling from budget Sea Point accommodation to Cape Town, one will find accommodation at Three Anchor Bay suburb, then family accommodation at Green Point. Southerly from Green Point is Mouille Point where the lighthouse can be viewed.

Cape Town entertainment and nightlife has something special that will appeal to everyone’s taste. When the lights go dim in Cape Town the fun begins. Visitors can take their pick from amongst numerous nightclubs, wine-bars, pubs and cocktail lounges. The V&A Waterfront, Sea Point, Camps Bay, Observatory and lower Cape Town buzz until sunrise 365 days a year.

Some of the best clubs can be found in the city centre while the many Waterfront and Atlantic coast restaurants and pubs are the passport to Cape Town’s busy nightlife. Varied music and decor guarantee that you are sure to find a party-till-you-drop venue that suits your needs.

Whatever the case, Cape Town has a vibe and an energy that will have you partying the night away, sipping cocktails overlooking the sparkling sea or just relaxing, chilling out, and enjoying the city’s unique atmosphere.

Situated between Robben Island and Table Mountain in the heart of Cape Town’s working harbour, the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront has become South Africa’s most visited destination.

Set against a backdrop of magnificent sea and mountain views, exciting shopping and entertainment venues are intermingled with imaginative office locations, world-class hotels and luxury apartments in the residential marina. Experience… live, work, shop and play at the V&A Waterfront. The Mother City has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and something to offer everyone.

It is no surprise that South Africa was one of the first countries outside of Europe to earn blue flag status for some of her beaches – there are three on offer in and around Cape Town.

The blend of two oceans and two very different styles of beach, divided by a 1000m high Cape Peninsula that earned Cape Town her name, leaves Cape Town unrivalled and a holiday destination of note.

Sea Point has various Atlantic sea view accommodation in the Cape Town area available along the entire shoreline and therefore a great Cape Town holiday destination, with cheap, budget and family accommodation available. Many foreigner and local businesses see Sea Point as a great meeting place for tourists with many German, British and Dutch owned accommodation venues.

The unique promenade in Sea Point, which starts at Mouille Point is a very popular tourist attraction, it’s a jogger’s paradise and many holiday makers meet here for a stroll along the sea front and a talk. The small beaches in Sea Point are not very good for swimming but supplies a huge seawater kid friendly swimming pool.

The unique suburb of Green Point has budget and self catering accommodation and is known for its Sunday flee market with thousands of budget stalls around the world famous Green Point Stadium. Tourists will find African arts & crafts are sold here and discounted prices.

The beaches at Sea Point are mostly rocky, but still great for sun bathing. For swimming you should rather visit the big public seawater swimming pool which is a 100 metre long pool with a 5 metre jumping board. There is a stunning view of the sea usually with container ships heading for the harbour in Table Bay, or China, and Robben Island lying in the distance.

Between the Waterfront and Sea Point, lies the old Light House of Mouille Point. The unique landmark has been in existence from eighteen twenty four and was the first lighthouse built from regular bricks in Southern Africa. The twenty metre high light house tower originally had a petroleum fired inner lantern with a radius of six nautical miles. In 1928, an electrical light was installed with flashes that are visible from up to twenty five miles. The Mouille Point lighthouse can be visited during the weekly by the public.