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Wine estate accommodation on Durbanville Hills with individually styled bedrooms. Overlooking city lights.
Little Stream Farm invites guests to escape to nature in the lovely 4-sleeper bungalow near Melkbosstrand, Cape Farms. With a distant view of Table Mountain, guests can enjoy bird watching from the deck overlooking the dam and enjoy the serenity. Accommodation on a farm with a short dirt road. The off-the-grid bungalow offers 2 bedrooms furnished with a queen-size or double bed. The 2 bathrooms are fitted with showers and an outdoor shower is available. The bedrooms lead to the open-plan living area which features a fully equipped kitchen with a gas stove, oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine and dining area. The lounge has a cosy fireplace for the chilly winter days, a TV with streaming services, and Wi-Fi. In Summer, the air-conditioner will keep guests cool. As the whole farm is off the electricity grid, and running on batteries and solar, the aircons are not available in the winter months. The living area opens to the furnished and covered deck, overlooking the dam where guests can swim, kayak, fish, jump on the trampoline and braai. For your convenience, we also include the option of a complimentary cleaning if you stay longer than 3 days. For those that really need to smoke, there is an ashtray outside on the deck, please use it.
5-star Bed & Breakfast accommodation in Brackenfell offering stylish rooms with en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and inclusive breakfast. Centrally positioned near Cape Town attractions.
Historic wine estate accommodation on the Stellenbosch Wine Route with Country Inn suites, Vineyard Cottages, and a self-catering Chalet set among vineyards with Table Mountain views.
Beachside 1-bedroom self-catering accommodation in Simon's Town, metres from Seaforth Beach and Boulders Penguin Colony, with calm water for swimming and snorkeling.
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.
Self-catering accommodation on a working wine farm in Stellenbosch's Winelands, offering apartments with mountain views and complimentary wine tastings.
13-suite boutique hotel overlooking Khayelitsha with views of Table Mountain and Cape Winelands Mountains, offering upscale accommodation with African cuisine and cultural immersion.
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.
Welcome to Olive Grove Bed & Breakfast, a warm and inviting retreat nestled in the quiet suburb of Windsor Park, Cape Town. Whether you're visiting for business or leisure, our B&B offers a peaceful atmosphere with easy access to major routes, shopping centres, and local attractions. We pride ourselves on providing clean, comfortable accommodation with personal touches to make you feel right at home. Choose from multiple well-appointed room types to suit your needs: the Basic Double Room for budget-friendly comfort, the Standard Double Room with amenities including a Smart TV, microwave, fridge, and kettle. All rooms feature private bathrooms with showers and include free Wi-Fi. At Olive Grove Bed & Breakfast, youll enjoy a relaxing stay with friendly service in a convenient location.
Groenvlei Guest Farm is a family-run working grape farm offering accommodation in the Stellenbosch Winelands, with vineyards and peaceful surroundings.
Self-catering accommodation in Penhill Estate offering two furnished en-suite rooms with kitchenettes and private patios overlooking the garden, plus swimming pool.
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.
Beachfront villa accommodation at Misty Cliffs with unobstructed ocean views metres from the Atlantic. Sleeps 6 adults and 2 children. Three bedrooms, all en-suite.
Colonial-style bed and breakfast accommodation at The Lord Nelson Inn in Simon's Town, with 10 en-suite rooms, well placed for 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.
Pingus House is self-catering 4-bedroom holiday villa accommodation in Simon's Town, Cape Town, sleeping up to 8 guests, with a secluded garden and swimming pool metres from a small beach.
A luxury self-catering accommodation in Simon's Town with three spacious bedrooms, private pool, and panoramic sea and mountain views overlooking the harbour.
Beautiful and newly completed, these spacious and modern, yet comfortable open-plan apartments each have one double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a fully equipped kitchenette, seating/lounge area, TV and Wi-Fi, as well as BBQ facilities.
A Boat House is B&B guest house accommodation in the Simonkloof community of Simon’s Town, high on the mountainside overlooking the yacht basin, harbour and False Bay coastline.
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The Atlantic Seaboard gives you the most consistent whale sightings from land. Bantry Bay and Bakoven sit directly above rocky outcrops where whales often surface close enough to see without binoculars. Camps Bay has the same coastal access plus a strip of restaurants you'll want after a morning on the rocks. For views across False Bay — which draws heavy whale traffic — Chapman's Peak puts you within striking distance of the Overberg coast and Hermanus.
If you're driving to Hermanus for the Whale Festival (typically late September to early October), Bloubergstrand or Bloubergrant are solid overnight bases. Rates there run lower than the Atlantic Seaboard, and you get Table Mountain views across the bay as a bonus.
Cape Town winters are mild by global standards but genuinely wet. June and July bring the bulk of cold fronts — pack a waterproof jacket and expect wind. By August the days begin to clear, September is typically the most comfortable month for outdoor time, and October can feel like early summer. This matters for whale watching: flat-calm days make sightings far easier, and the Atlantic can be rough enough to cancel boat trips in June.
Cape Town's shoreline is good enough that you don't need a boat. The Sea Point promenade, Signal Hill, and the rocks at Bakoven all produce reliable sightings from August through October. If you're travelling with children or anyone prone to seasickness, land-based watching is the better call. Boat trips depart from the V&A Waterfront and Hout Bay; they get you closer to the animals but sea conditions in June and July often cancel departures.
Of the 94 listed properties, most fall between R1,500 and R4,000 per night. Budget options from R800 are concentrated in Bellville and Bloubergrant — good value if you have a car. Properties in Bantry Bay and Camps Bay carry premium rates, some above R10,000 per night, but you're paying for direct ocean views and the ability to scan the water from your balcony. For the best mid-range value with whale-close positioning, Bakoven and the quieter end of Camps Bay are worth prioritising.
Winter also means fewer visitors, lower hotel occupancy, and more room to negotiate on multi-night stays. For a city break that combines wildlife, food, and no school-holiday crowds, whale season is one of the better times to visit Cape Town.
