Situated in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town city, this is the beach with that world-famous view of Table Mountain. The 20 kilometre stretch of sandy beach is perfect for kitesurfing, windsurfing, surfing, kayaking, and kite flying. Thanks to the strong south-easter wind, wave-jumping kitesurfers and hobie-cat enthusiasts are allowed a chance to impress the public.

Far down south, situated just past the historical navy village of Simons Town, Boulders Beach is a sheltered series of little coves with enormous smooth boulders and soft sand lapped by calm aquamarine water. Ideal for families, sheltered swimming (this is on the 'warm' side of the coast), snorkeling and kayaking, the most famous feature of Boulders Beach is the

Arguably Cape Town's most popular beach, Camps Bay is ten minutes from the city centre. The combination of fine white sand, palm trees, and the 'Golden Mile' strip of trendy cafes, cocktail bars and restaurants, makes Camps Bay a hub of activity at all hours. Avoid parking difficulties in summer by hiring a retro vespa scooter from Book Cape Town, then spend the day

Cape Town's glamorous Clifton is divided into four beaches by large boulders. Here the beautiful people come to see and be seen. If you enjoy gorgeous scenery - from bronzed bodies lazing on the sand to streamlined yachts moored in the shallows - this is the place for you. Enjoy the site of paragliders drifting down from Lion's Head to land on the lawns of the

If you're on a Cape Town family vacation with granny and all the kids, you can't go wrong with Fish Hoek beach! Situated on the warm Indian Ocean, Fish Hoek offers fantastic swimming and snorkeling, plus waves which are ideal body boarding. An on-the-beach restaurant serves takeaways and sit-down meals so you can enjoy a basket of calamari and a beer while the kids

This eight kilometre pristine stretch of beach is ideal for long walks, kite flying and horse riding. Experienced surfers also flock here when the conditions are suitable. Book Cape Town offers luxury accommodation in the Kommetjie area. The wreck of the Kakapo makes the stroll along the beach even more interesting and the views of the surrounding mountains are

The prettiest beach in Cape Town, Llandudno is a sheltered crescent of sand. This idyllic spot is equally popular for romantic picnics and family days out. The hidden places amongst the rocks provide perfect sunbathing opportunities. Bring your own picnic along as there are no shops on this beach which is set in an elite residential area.

Ever wanted to learn how to surf? Surfer's Corner at Muizenberg beach in False Bay is perfect for beginners. Don't try book on the day - contact Book Cape Town in advance to ensure a space at one of the best surf schools and avoid long queues and disappointment. The rest of Muizenberg beach stretches unbroken for miles and is also popular for on-shore fishing and

Nature-lovers flock to this unspoiled beach for its unique flora and fauna, explorable rock pools, beach-combing opportunities, and birdlife. The dunes are covered with the Cape's unique fynbos vegetation. Keep an eye open for baboons who might invite themselves to your picnic! Why not enjoy a cycle tour of the Reserve with Book Cape Town?