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Simon's Town Reviews

4.5 out of 5

Kim Lamb

The vibe...the view...the food

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Simon's Town Reviews

Kim Lamb

07 August 2022

The vibe...the view...the food

Superb. 5 out of 5

Anonymous

01 March 2021

The beautiful view.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Maryna Visser

18 December 2020

5 stars from me, amazing people, amazing view and such a small and intimate place!!!

Superb. 5 out of 5

david roelofse

11 August 2020

LOVE SIMONSTOWN!

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

karen Wentworth

17 March 2020

The buzz and quaintness.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Shirley Downie

17 February 2020

The quaintness, cleanliness and lovely places to walk around.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Liza-Mari Labuscagne

17 February 2020

It really is a must see town, there is a scratch patch with the most beautiful stones. Boulders beach is a fantastic spot to relax and enjoy the penguins and plenty of shops to browse, plus a very nice yacht club with plenty of spots to choose from to grab something to eat.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Jacquline Rodgers

13 January 2020

Everything is central.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Candice De Jager

04 November 2019

The quiet tranquility :-)

Superb. 5 out of 5

Anonymous

15 August 2019

The town itself is amazing, historical and quaint. The view of the bay and the beach were breathtaking.

Okay. 3 out of 5

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The picturesque suburb of Simon’s Town is nestled in False Bay, Cape Town. Simon’s Town is significant in terms of its nautical history and is still home to the South African navy. Part of Simon’s Town’s history is the bronze statue of ‘Just Nuisance’ which stands in Jubilee Square. Just Nuisance was a famous Great Dane who was awarded the title of Able Seaman in the navy.

Simon’s Town has a quaint village feel with many cobbled streets and old cottages. It is superb to visit during the early and late winter months, as it is north facing, getting the warm winter sun.

Things to do

Jubilee Square, home to the famous Just Nuisance statue, is also a vibrant area filled with little shops and restaurants. It has beautiful views overlooking the harbour and is a perfect place to take a stroll next to the sea, or sit down, have a coffee and take in the spectacular view.

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Simon’s Town has a quaint village feel with many cobbled streets and old cottages. It is superb to visit during the early and late winter months, as it is north facing, getting the warm winter sun.

Things to do

It is only natural that such a historical town be filled with fabulous museums. The South African Naval Museum is a museum which showcases Simon’s Town’s rich naval history. This museum is great if you are interested in ships and submarines, their weapons and equipment. The museum is part of the South African Navy and is staffed by naval personnel.

Operating out of Simon’s Town harbour, Big Blue Fishing Charters offers the ultimate experience in deep sea big game, tuna and inshore game and reef fishing. Big Blue Fishing Charters is located close to some of the best fishing grounds in the Cape waters. Fishing can be enjoyed all year round.

If you’re keen on hearing about the rich history of Simon’s Town right from its waters then a cruise aboard the Spirit of Just Nuisance is for you. Take a slow cruise around the bay while enjoying all the historic sights and beautiful scenery. You may spot some birdlife, seals or even a whale.

One of Simon’s Town’s most notable attractions is Boulders Beach, known for its large penguin colony. Boulders is perfect for a leisurely swim between the rocks, family picnics on the beach or strolling on the walkways while observing the penguin life. These African penguins are endangered so make sure you are cautious while in their environment. Other family friendly beaches to visit in the area include Seaforth, Long Beach, Fisherman’s Beach and Windmill Beach.

Where to eat

The Black Marlin Restaurant is well known for its delicious seafood. During summer you can enjoy al fresco dining in the garden, or enjoy a fabulous lunch or dinner indoors. From July to December you might even be lucky enough to do some whale watching while enjoying your meal.

For afternoon tea why not try Simon’s Town’s quaint little patisserie, The Sweetest Thing, for truly sumptious cakes, pastries and pies.

The Salty Seadog is casual fish and chips dining at its best. It is a local favourite and offers fabulous views of the harbour as well as freshly prepared calamari, prawns, squid and catch of the day.

Situated just above Boulders Beach, Boulders Beach Lodge and Restaurant offers spectacular views and a menu which is revised every few months, complemented by an extensive wine list. This restaurant is well known for their breakfasts and relaxed atmosphere.

The Sophia Gallery and Tibetan Teahouse, is set in a beautiful old house, offering great vegetarian and vegan food, as well as cakes. The teahouse also has room called the Sanctuary which is used for meditation and events, a shop, and a Spiritual Art Gallery.

Where to stay

Simon’s Town is filled with beautiful mountainside guesthouses, self catering accommodation and bed and breakfasts with unsurpassed views of False Bay.

Transport

Car Rental: The easiest way to travel around Simon’s Town is by car. Car rentals can be booked online or organised at Cape Town International Airport.

Air: Simon’s Town is situated approximately 50km away from Cape Town International Airport.

Taxis/Cabs: Taxi services are ideal for short trips around the area

Train: Simon’s Town has a railway station and can be accessed by train. You can also travel all the way to Cape Town's CBD from Simon's Town.

Did you know?

Simon’s Town is often referred to as Simonstown, or misspelt as Simonestwon, Simones Town, and Simon Town.

It was originally named Simon’s Vlek after Simon van der Stel, who was once the Dutch governor of the Cape Colony.

Simon’s Town became a legendary port in 1814 when it was established as a naval base.

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About Guest Houses

For a more down to earth experience there are guest houses. Less expensive than hotels, they offer a more homey environment, as well as more privacy. Converted from a private house it’s a much gentler environment and for those with furry friends, there are also pet friendly options. They are usually well situated with shops and places of interest nearby. Being so small it offers a much more personal and intimate attention to it’s upkeep, leaving you with a more polished and homely experience.

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