Stay at the best Cape Town Atlantic Seaboard Hotels, situated along the coast, within close proximity to the city centre. Popular Cape Town seaside holiday destinations include Camps Bay, Bantry Bay and Sea Point.
Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard is one of the city’s most sought-after stretches, running from the V&A Waterfront through Green Point, Sea Point, Bantry Bay, and Camps Bay. Known for its ocean views, palm-lined promenades, and glamorous beaches, it’s the perfect location for travellers looking to combine coastal beauty with city convenience.
Why Stay on the Atlantic Seaboard?
Booking an Atlantic Seaboard hotel in Cape Town means waking up to sweeping sea and mountain views while being just minutes from Table Mountain, the V&A Waterfront, the city centre, and Cape Town’s world-famous beaches. With endless options for dining, nightlife, and outdoor activities, the Atlantic Seaboard is ideal for both relaxation and cosmopolitan glamour.
Atlantic Seaboard Hotels in Cape Town
From luxury 5-star hotels in Camps Bay hotels to stylish boutique stays in Bantry Bay hotels and sea-facing beach hotels in Sea Point, the Atlantic Seaboard offers something for every type of traveller.
Sea Point hotels are popular for their oceanfront promenade and vibrant local dining scene, while Green Point hotels put you close to the V&A Waterfront and Cape Town Stadium.
Located on the rocks and mountain slope overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Bantry Bay in Cape Town is one of the most exclusive and elite bays ...
Camps Bay is a luxury seaside suburb of Cape Town. It has the Twelve Apostles mountain range as its background and a stunning coastline. Vic...
Sea Point is a lively seaside suburb of Cape Town. Located 4km from the CBD, between the V&A Waterfront and Camps Bay. Sea Point beachfront ...
Green Point hotels have the envious position of being a mere 3km from Cape Town City Centre and still within walking distance of the V&A Wat...
Milnerton is 10km away from Cape Town city centre and is most identifiable by the Milnerton Lagoon which is formed by where the Diep River e...