Clifton BeachClifton is situated on the Atlantic Seabord side of the peninsula.This is where you will find some of Cape Town's most upmarket property.
(Photo by FoxyCoxy) The beach is made up of 4 coves and the beaches are called 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th with 4th being the closest to Camps Bay and 1st the closest to Sea Point.All of the beaches are accessible via steep winding and narrow stairs that lead down from Victoria Road making it inaccessible for disabled visitors.
Generally 4th, which has Blue Flag status, is the busiest with good changing room and bathroom facilities.
(Photo by warrenski) Kiosks and vendors on the beach sell snacks, cold drinks and ice-creams.Alcohol is not allowed on the beaches. Yachts, speed boats and jet skis come and play in the bay giving it the atmosphere of a Mediterranean resort.
(Photo by Blyzz) Top Tip 1Parking on Victoria Road can be a problem on busy days. Try parking on Kloof Road, as their are several sets of steps connecting the two roads. Top Tip 2
What to do This is the top beach spot for people watching, sunbathing and beach volleyball. Return to What to do in Cape Town homepage
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