The heartbeat of
the Atlantic Seaboard
Sea Point is one of Cape Town's most vibrant and cosmopolitan neighbourhoods. The promenade — stretching along the Atlantic — is the area's lifeline: joggers at sunrise, families in the afternoon, unforgettable sunsets in the evening.
Green Point, right next door, is more residential, anchored around the stadium and the urban park. Together they offer the full Cape Town experience: ocean, culture, food, and community — in a safe, walkable area.
What to see & do
Sea Point Promenade
Three kilometres of Atlantic coastline — between the rocks and the gardens. Cape Town's most beloved public space for walking, running, or simply watching the ocean.
Sea Point Pools
Olympic-size outdoor seawater pools perched on the rocks. A Cape Town institution, open early morning and welcoming all ages at a very modest fee.
Green Point Urban Park
Large green space with themed gardens, sports circuits and stadium views. Ideal for a picnic or a break from the city — and completely free.
Cape Town Stadium
One of the world's most photogenic stadiums, built for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Guided tours offer access to the pitch and backstage areas.
Signal Hill & Lion's Head
Reachable in 15 minutes from Sea Point, these two peaks offer spectacular panoramas over the Cape Peninsula, the Atlantic and Robben Island.
Green Point Market
Every Sunday morning — local crafts, spices, textiles and South African curiosities. The go-to for authentic souvenirs and a leisurely morning out.
Where to eat & drink
Restaurants
Cafés & brunch
Getting around
By car
8 min from the City Bowl via De Waal Drive. Street parking on Main Road and underground options available.
MyCiTi Bus
Route 104 from the V&A Waterfront, running the full length of Main Road to Bantry Bay.
Uber & Bolt
Both widely available and very affordable. Best option for evenings out.
On foot
Fully walkable neighbourhood. The promenade connects Sea Point directly to the V&A Waterfront.
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