Cape Town’s European enclave

Cobbled alleys bordered by charming semi-detached houses, their windows embellished with flower boxes, will transfer travelers from Cape Town’s CBD to a European town.  De Waterkant Village has transformed into a vibrant artistic center filled with galleries, tapas restaurants, Parisian-style cafés, and dance clubs.  Visitors will be immersed in the essence of Cape Town while residing in this dynamic area of the City Bowl.

The city center of Cape Town is the pulsating core that propels this metropolis.  Notable features encompass a variety of museums, Green Market Square, the Company’s Garden, and the Castle of Good Hope.  The V&A Waterfront features numerous stores, restaurants, and tour operators, while the beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton are a brief drive apart.

Visitors may lease studio and one- to three-bedroom flats in De Waterkant Village.  Two guesthouses exist: De Waterkant House and The Charles Café & Rooms.  De Waterkant Village offers proximate underground parking at the Cape Quarter shopping center, bicycle rentals, housekeeping, reception, concierge, and laundry services.  Individuals utilizing self-catering amenities can arrange for personal grocery shopping to be completed prior to their arrival.