Dolphin Beach Cabana
Beachfront Cabana
This luxurious cabana for four people has recently been completely renovated and equipped with all comforts. The cabana is located right on the beach at Dolphing Beach and has a fantastic view of the ocean. Perfect for families and kiters. Excellent 24hr access control SECURITY with CCTV.
Info Cabana
Living room with new furniture.
The kitchen has all the comforts such as dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, microwave, Nespresso machine, large fridge, toaster, etc.
The ensuite bathroom has a freestanding bath, large shower cabin, and toilet, and the other bathroom has a shower cabin, and toilet.
The bedrooms both have 2 comfortable box spring beds (90 x 190).
Facilities.
There is a back-up system available for electricity, which means that you will have minimal discomfort from a power failure (Load Shedding).
There is unlimited wireless internet available and on the tv you can watch Netflix,
Prime Video, Disney and international tv channels.
The living room and bedroom have good air conditioning.
There is a free parking space on the complex.
Terms.
Minimum stay 4 nights.
Deposit: 350 euro
Cleaning cost 69 euro
Smoking not allowed
Pets not allowed
Check in: 15.00 and check out: 10.00 ( Check-out later than 10 am is possible in some situations. If that is desirable, ask about the possibility).
About me
I am a Dutch national and following
over a year of exploring the world and finding wonderful new places, I found Cape Town towards the end of our journey, I instantly fell in love with the beauty, weather and relaxed lifestyle that South Africa has to offer.
Now, i would like to invite you to enjoy and experience the offerings of this delightful country.
Jamal
Rates
Januari € 250/325 p.n
Februari € 240 p.n
March € 200 p.n
April € 155 p.n
May € 135 p.n
June t/m Sept € 125 p.n
October € 150 p.n
November € 185 p.n
December € 250/325 p.n
Top attractions Cape Town
Wine tasting in Franshhoek & Stellenbosch
Just a half an hour drive outside Cape Town you are already at the beginning of the Cape vineyards, where cultivation of grapes dates back to the 1600s. Today this is the largest winemaking region in South Africa, and organised wine tourism has become a big business.
Camps Bay & Clifton Beach
About six kilometers from the city center, the beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton lure the buff, the bronzed, and the beautiful-as well as the big bucks. At Clifton, Cape Town's St. Tropez, some of the city's priciest real estate overlooks four gleaming white-sand beaches.
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens
In a beautiful setting on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens are part of the Cape Floristic Region UNESCO World Heritage site. The site was bequeathed to the state by Cecil Rhodes in 1902 and the gardens were established in 1913.
V & A Waterfront
The V & A Waterfront is a Must Do when visiting Cape Town. Situated in the heart of Cape Town's working harbour with the dramatic backdrop of Table Mountain & the Harbour. Its a striking & interesting place to visit.
Table Moutian
Rising 1,087 meters south of the city center, flat-topped Table Mountain is the most photographed landmark in South Africa and a constant reminder that nature is queen in this stunning seaside city. Created from massive beds of sandstone and slate.
Penguins at Boulders Beach
Penguins are adorable in any setting, but seeing them waddle around in their natural environment is a particular thrill for wildlife lovers. About an hour's drive from Cape Town, Boulder's Bay in Simon's Town shelters a breeding colony of more than 2,000 endangered African Penguins.
Whale watching
About 120 kilometers east of Cape Town, Hermanus is one of the world's whale-watching hotspots. From July through November, large numbers of southern right whales migrate through these waters, and visitors can even spot them from shore - especially during the prime months of September, October, and November.
Bo Kaap
Gently rolling streets lined with brightly colored houses greet visitors in the Cape Malay (commonly referred to as Bo-Kaap) neighborhood, located in the heart of the city at the foot of Signal Hill. This vibrant area is home to Cape Town's Muslim community,
Townships
The vast majority of Cape Town’s residents live in townships around the city. Some of the larger townships include Khayelitsha, Langa, Gugulethu, and Imizamo Yethu. These places are an important part of Cape Town’s history, and they’re a huge part of what makes Cape Town what it is today too
Robben Island
For nearly 400 years, Robben Island in Table Bay, was a brutal prison where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years in a tiny cell during the apartheid era. Today, the island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see attraction for anyone interested in South African history.
Chapman's Peak Drive
About 25 kilometers from the city center, Chapman's Peak Drive, affectionately called "Chappies" by the locals, is one of the most jaw-dropping driving routes in the world. Cut into the sheer face of Chapman's Peak, which plunges to the sea, this spectacular toll road snakes its way for about nine kilometers.
Reviews
Caroline
We stayed for just over two weeks and had a really lovely time. The property is beautifully furnished and has a really welcoming feel. There is everything that we could have possibly needed in the property. Including a fully equipped kitchen.
The location is great with amazing view.
John
Fabulous apartment, felt just like home. Jamal and Mia were incredibly helpful and super accommodating with our early check in. Thank you.
Remko
The best stay we had at Dolphing Beach
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Dolphin Beach
1 Marine Drive Unit E04 7441 Table view
Cape Town
South Africa