Bokkombaai Tides  Verified Listing

* Stunning sea views from all bedrooms and living areas.
* Beach towels are provided.
* Fully equipped kitchens, including ample crockery and cutlery, dishwasher and washing machine.
* The apartments are serviced 3 days a week
* A wood burner in each living room.
* Television in each living room.

* En-suite bathroom with bath, toilet, basin
* En-suite bathroom with shower, toilet and basin
* Heated towel rails
* Heaters
* TV

Blouberg lies on the west coast of Table Bay and a relaxed 20-minute drive from Cape Town city centre. Bloubergstrand beach gives a wonderful view of Cape Town, and it is from here that the perfect postcard pictures of Table Mountain are often taken. The rolling dunes of the Atlantic beach at Blouberg form part of the unique Cape floral kingdom, which is renowned worldwide for its diversity and richness of plant species. Restaurants are within easy walking distance while you watch the windsurfers and kite-boarders at play. Dolphins and whales also make appearances at certain times of the year.

* HISTORY

The second British occupation of the Cape started on Blouberg Hill in 1806 when General Sir David Baird and his British expedition forces won the battle against the Dutch East India forces under General Janssen. Ruins of this battle are visible to this day on the impressive mass of Blouberg Hill.

* Gas hob/electric oven.
* Fridge/freezer.
* Microwave/convection oven.
* Dishwasher.
* Washing machine.
* Tumble dryer.
* Braai fireplace.
* Wood burner for winter days.
* TV.
* Wi-Fi.
* Stoep leading to grass.
* One garage (with automatic controls) available per unit, as well as ample parking in the adjoining public parking area which is right next to the house.
* The apartments are equipped with alarm systems, as well as security screens in front of all windows and doors.
* Wi-Fi and internet are provided.

The coast of Blouberg offers long, sandy beaches frequented by dog walkers and kite flyers. The large crashing waves, supported by the regular strong southeaster winds of the Western Cape, makes Blouberg one of the fastest and hottest places worldwide for windsurfing. Wave jumpers and colourful hobie cats can be seen dotted against the azure of the sea. Fishing, sailing and boating trips are other popular activities. Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, can be seen quite clearly from the beach at Blouberg.

Although the water is cold, the Bokkombaai and Klein Bokkombaai bays directly in front of the units offer lovely safe swimming for adults and children. Hours can be spent studying the sea life in the numerous pools amongst the rocks.

For those who are fond of cycling, there is a cycling path from Blouberg to the centre of the City of Cape Town. There is also beautiful gravel roads along which you can cycle in the Koeberg Nature Reserve. If you are lucky you can observe Burchells Zebra, Eland, Springbok and other animals and numerous birds while you cycle. At certain times of the year whales, dolphins and seals can be observed from the beach.

Within a stone's throw of the beach, a whole host of restaurants offers excellent dining. Blouberg provides a great variety of modern shopping centres with all that your heart could desire, as well as all other amenities, including cinemas, which can be expected from one of the fastest growing areas in Cape Town.

You will find excellent golf courses in the Blouberg area, especially at Atlantic Beach and in Milnerton.

Blouberg is a popular holiday destination, and the beaches are frequented by tourists and locals alike. The suburb is known for its natural beauty, youthful atmosphere, lovely and affordable accommodation and friendly people.