De Keurboom Guesthouse
Self-catering accommodation in Kuils River, Cape Town's Northern Suburbs, established 1996. Conveniently positioned near Cape Town International Airport, wine estates, and Bottelary Hills.
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Self-catering accommodation in Kuils River, Cape Town's Northern Suburbs, established 1996. Conveniently positioned near Cape Town International Airport, wine estates, and Bottelary Hills.
Exclusive-use, three-bedroom villa with mountain and ocean views, swimming pool, and daily housekeeping service. Self-catering accommodation in Glencairn Heights, between Simon's Town and Fish Hoek.
Azura Sleep offers self-catering accommodation across two Cape Town locations: Brackenfell and Haasendal Cederberg Estate, with separate private units near the Stellenbosch Wine Route.
Simon's Town Guest House offers accommodation with views over False Bay, five en-suite bedrooms with private sitting areas, and breakfast included. A 5-minute walk from Glencairn Beach, near Simon's Town and Cape Town.
Moonglow Guesthouse is a 4-star TGCSA-graded bed and breakfast accommodation in Glencairn, on the slopes of the Simon's Town mountains. It is owner-run, with six en-suite bedrooms and 180-degree views over False Bay.
Beachfront accommodation in Kommetjie, Cape Town, with 4 en-suite bedrooms and direct Long Beach access. Sleeps 8. Swimming pool, braai facilities, 30 minutes from city center.
Rondekuil Estates is a farm stay accommodation near Cape Town in Durbanville's countryside, offering cottages, guesthouses, an old farmhouse, and a country lodge for families and groups, with self-catering and bed and breakfast options.
Luxury owner-managed guesthouse accommodation in Simon's Town overlooking False Bay and the Indian Ocean. Five en-suite suites, three with private sea-facing balconies, all with modern décor.
Groenvlei Guest Farm is a family-run, working grape farm accommodation between the Bottelary Hills and the Stellenbosch Winelands, 17km outside Stellenbosch, offering a 4-star guest house and self-catering options.
Two independent oceanfront accommodation units in Misty Cliffs with floor-to-ceiling ocean views. House sleeps 6, Studio sleeps 2. Modern minimalistic design with integrated indoor-outdoor spaces.
The Lord Nelson Inn offers accommodation in Simon's Town on a bed and breakfast basis. The recently refurbished inn has 10 en-suite rooms and is a base for exploring the Cape Peninsula and Cape Point Route.
Nautical-themed boutique hotel on Simon's Town's waterfront, overlooking False Bay and the yacht basin, with mountain views. Suitable for leisure and business stays.
Central Hotel Guest House is a restored Victorian property on Simon's Town's historical mile, offering bed and breakfast accommodation in ten en-suite rooms with Victorian decor.
Simon's Town accommodation comprising three rooms and a 2-bedroom apartment, with contemporary design and ocean views near Cape of Good Hope.
Pingus House is a luxury self-catering accommodation with 4 bedrooms in Simon's Town for up to 8 guests, metres from a swimming beach.
Triple-story guest house in Simon's Town overlooking False Bay yacht basin, with 6 elegantly decorated rooms offering balcony views, heated pool, and included breakfast.
Albatross Beach House is self-catering accommodation in Vlees Bay, Garden Route, sleeping up to 6 guests in three bedrooms at the water's edge of the Indian Ocean.
Mediterranean-inspired luxury accommodation in Simon's Town offering panoramic views of the town and Boulders Beach, just a 10-minute walk away.
A hotel and wellness destination at Boulders Beach, Simonstown, offering accommodation in 12 en suite rooms and 2 self-catering units, sleeping between 1 and 30 guests.
Self-catering accommodation with 9 units in the Cape Winelands, functioning as both guest house and event venue with peaceful farm-meets-suburbia character.
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The Atlantic Seaboard — Camps Bay, Bakoven, and Bantry Bay — is where most visitors want to be in December. You get beach access, mountain views, and good restaurants within walking distance. Camps Bay properties fill up well before December, so if that's your target area, start looking in September or October. Bakoven sits a few minutes south and offers smaller self-catering options at slightly lower rates — practical for families who prefer cooking some meals in.
Bloubergstrand and Bloubergrant on the West Coast give you kite-surfing conditions, consistent summer wind, and a clear view of Table Mountain across the bay. Rates here run lower than the Atlantic Seaboard, and the pace is considerably quieter. Chapmans Peak, on the southern edge of the Hout Bay corridor, suits those who want privacy and don't need to be within walking distance of a beach strip.
Expect daytime temperatures between 25°C and 35°C, long days, and the southeasterly wind — locally called the Cape Doctor — picking up most afternoons. Mornings are typically calm and clear. This matters when choosing a property: units with west- or north-facing patios get usable outdoor time before the afternoon wind arrives. Properties facing south can feel exposed on the windier days.
Rain in December is rare, but the wind is reliable. For regular beach days at Camps Bay or Clifton, aim for mornings. If water sports are your priority, Bloubergstrand handles the wind far better and draws kitesurfers and windsurfers throughout the summer season.
December brings the V&A Waterfront's festive market, Kirstenbosch's open-air summer concert series, and an increasingly packed calendar of outdoor events across the city. The beaches at Clifton and Camps Bay reach capacity from Christmas Eve through New Year. Parking near the Atlantic Seaboard becomes impractical — plan to walk from your accommodation, or accept that driving 10km to Camps Bay on a Saturday afternoon can take 45 minutes.
With 94 listings and rates from R800 to R18,800 per night, the range is real. The lower end covers self-catering apartments in Bellville or Bloubergrant — fine if you have a car and flexibility. The R2,383 average typically gets you a one- or two-bedroom self-catering unit in a solid suburb with good access to the main attractions. Above R6,000 per night, expect Atlantic Seaboard views, private pools, and air conditioning — worth considering when temperatures regularly hit 30°C. One detail worth checking before you book: many Cape Town pools are unheated. Atlantic water influence keeps them cold even in summer. If pool swimming matters to your group, confirm heating upfront.