Stay like a local in this modern and tastefully decorated apartment. 

The spacious unit has great natural light, double-volume ceilings and a well-equipped kitchen. 

The unit is situated on the beachfront, in the heart of Surfers Paradise.

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Braai / Barbeque

Self Catering

Work-Surf Balance

The Bluebird apartment is superior luxury penthouse apartment in Muizenberg. Wake up to the most incredible sunrises across the False Bay coastline in this top floor penthouse apartment in the iconic Empire building. This 3-bedroom penthouse has panoramic sea views from the private balconies, a lounge and 8-seater dining room table. 

The apartment can accommodate up to 6 adults, 2 children, and comprises 3 bathrooms, and an open-plan kitchen and living area. The main and second bedrooms each contain a double bed and an en-suite bathroom. The third bedroom contains 2 single beds. A sleeper couch is provided in the lounge for 2 small children, additional charges apply. Two of the bedrooms have balconies overlooking the sea and en-suite bathrooms. 

There is a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and laundry facilities. The penthouse has underfloor heating for those cosy winter days.

Sleeping Arrangements:
Bedroom 1 - Sleeps 2 people
1 x Queen Bed

Bedroom 2 - Sleeps 2 people
1 x Queen Bed

Bedroom 3 - Sleeps 2 people
2 x Single Bed / Three-Quarter Bed

Area 1 - Sleeps 2 people
1 x Double Sleeper Couch

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Balcony overlooking Surfer's Corner

Dining Room

Master en-suite with balcony

Bedroom with private balcony

Bedroom with En-suite

Bedroom

Perched high above Muizenberg Beach, our 4-Star Penthouse offers the ultimate in luxurious accommodation, with panoramic views of False Bay and the beach below. Sleeps up to 8, including 2 children on the sleeper couch.

Lovely 3 Bedroom Self Catering Apartment in Muizenberg

Bluebird Penthouse

Majestic Loft is a self-catering apartment located in Muizenberg, a laid back beach suburb of Cape Town, in the Western Cape. It is characterised by white sandy beaches, the famous Surfer’s Corner, old world architecture, colourful buildings, museums, and friendly people. 

The apartment can accommodate up to 2 adults, 2 children; and comprises 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, and an open-plan kitchen and living area. The main bedroom contains a double bed, while the bathroom is fitted with a shower over bath, washbasin and toilet. The bedroom also has access to the balcony. A sleeper couch is provided in the lounge for 2 small children, additional charges apply. 

The kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering and contains a dishwasher, stove, oven, fridge, microwave, and cutlery and crockery. There is also a breakfast bar with stools. The dining area has seating space for 4 people, while the lounge area has a comfy lounge suite and a flat-screen TV with selected DStv channels. Free Wi-Fi is also available.

Sleeping Arrangements:
Bedroom 1 - Sleeps 2 people
1 x Double Bed

Area 1 - Sleeps 2 children
1 x Child-Only Couch for 2

Spacious and sunny, this luxury 4th floor apartment is ideal for couples or small families, has great views of Table Mountain and access to a swimming pool. From here it is just 100metres to the beach. Sleeps up to 4, including 2 children on the sleeper c

Majestic Loft - Muizenberg

Majestic Loft

Coral Sands Apartment is situated in Muizenberg, 500 m from Muizenberg Beach, 19 km from Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, and 20 km from Chapman's Peak. This apartment has a private pool, a garden, barbecue facilities and free WiFi.

The apartment features 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, bed linen, towels, a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen, and a patio with garden views.

A car rental service is available at the apartment.

Coral Sands

Mettahouse is the ultimate self-catering getaway, located on the mountainside in Glencairn Heights, Cape Town. The villa boasts picturesque views of majestic mountains and endless ocean. Awaken to birdsong, a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers alike, in its unique Fynbos surroundings.

This tastefully decorated and eclectically furnished villa comprises 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The villa offers unique decor and a few feature walls; a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances, including an air fryer and a Smeg stainless steel gas stove. The open-plan living area contains floor-to-ceiling windows to maximise the lovely views, leading out to the verandah with outdoor seating where guests can enjoy alfresco meals. 

Additional outdoor dining and lounging areas are available for relishing sundowners and morning coffees while taking in the views, and the inviting and refreshing swimming pool overlooks mountains and False Bay.

For those that need to be connected online, a dedicated workspace and free Wi-Fi access is available. Free secure parking is provided on the property.

Mettahouse is ideally situated 2.5 km from Glencairn Beach and Tidal Pool, restaurants, 7 km from the Simon's Town Harbour and Naval Base, and 8 km from Boulders Beach. Cape Town CBD is 40 km away, and Cape Town International Airport is 50 km away.

Swimming Pool

Mettahouse

6 The Quays in Majestic Village is a self-catering apartment located in a secure complex, situated on the main street in Kalk Bay, Cape Town. The property is located opposite the Cape 2 Cuba restaurant.

This tastefully decorated apartment comprises 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The main bedroom is furnished with a queen bed with an en-suite bathroom. The top floor is equipped with twin beds that can be converted into a queen-size bed with an en-suite bathroom.

The open-plan kitchen is well-equipped with the necessary appliances to cook meals. The adjacent lounge opens onto a balcony with stacker glass doors and outdoor furniture to enjoy the views of the area.

The apartment comes with one parking bay behind a remote gate with 24-hour surveillance. The apartment is above the Bootleggers Cafe and is within close proximity to restaurants, bars, shops, and other facilities in the area.

6 The Quays in Majestic Village

West Coast

Discover a quaint and historical cottage that is now a museum located in the beautiful Muizenberg suburb, overlooking the gorgeous False Bay. Celebrating and honouring the incredible historical significance of Cecil John Rhodes who bought this small house and made use of it as a holiday cottage. This is also the place where Cecil eventually died of tuberculosis more than a century ago in 1902.

Cecil John Rhodes was born in Britain but is known for being a colonial empire builder, as well as being Prime Minister of the Cape Colony. This lovely thatch roof cottage comprises of three large bedrooms and pleasant living quarters, while the site also offers a wonderful garden and a small fisherman’s cottage where the caretakers or curators would stay. The original and simplistic furniture remains intact, reflecting Rhodes own character. Now, the Rhodes Cottage is a National Monument, which was opened to the public in 1953. The Rhodes Cottage Museum is meant to commemorate the legend of Cecil John Rhodes and serves to communicate and reflect his achievements, ideal and also his death. From the ambiance of the English countryside to the garden that is rich in Cape fynbos, as well as the many interesting and story-telling photographs, editorials and items once owned and cherished by Rhodes himself. A visit to the Rhodes Cottage Museum is a fantastic way to indulge in one man’s incredible history. Open daily from 10 am to 1 pm.

Rhodes Cottage Museum

Western Cape

Paternoster

From flat-topped Table Mountain down to the blue waters of Table Bay, Cape Town is simply stunning, but the city doesn&#39;t thrive by its looks alone. Proudly multicultural, its flourishing arts, dining, and nightlife scenes are proof of this modern metropolis&#39; creativity and innovative spirit.

Given that it is home to a kaleidoscope of cultures, Cape Town is by far the most multicultural city in South Africa. This diversity is reflected in the city&#39;s vibrant festival, culinary, and music sectors. But it&#39;s crucial to comprehend what Cape Town has gone through in order to appreciate it more for what it is today. A festering wound has been created by the decades of racial and economic oppression brought on by apartheid. The District Six Museum and Nelson Mandela&#39;s jail cell on Robben Island are two places where visitors may learn more about Cape Town&#39;s sad undertone, despite the fact that most tourists only see the city&#39;s stunning beaches and lively restaurant scene.

Cape Town

A vacation in Fish Hoek is sure to be one of discovery and adventure, as a somewhat quieter and more unique seaside village in Cape Town. The Fish Hoek beach is considered very safe and is regularly enjoyed by locals and holiday guests who want to surf, sunbathe or just enjoy a sunset walk with stunning views. It is not unusual to find surfers at this beach too, trying to catch some waves and soak up the sunshine. During summer, there are lifeguards looking out over those who swim here.

It is also popular for visitors to bring their dogs along for a leisurely stroll on the beautiful sandy shores, especially in the Summer Months when the heat it at its highest, as the ocean provides a relief to pets while they get in their daily exercise. Be sure to bring a sun hat, beach towel and a refreshment along if you are planning to spend a few hours enjoying the beach.

Fish Hoek Beach

Fish Hoek is the ideal getaway for South African residents and visitors from outside, whether you&#39;re looking for a family vacation, weekend getaway or a honeymoon stay. It has been mostly unaffected by the drive for development that has changed much of the Cape&#39;s coastline, remaining stuck in time. Drive down Fish Hoek&#39;s main street and you&#39;ll see stores that still exude their unique personalities, sprinkled with the occasional second-hand furniture store. One of the most attractive and secure beaches along the False Bay Coast is Fish Hoek Beach. It is the perfect family beach because of its tranquil harbour, which nearly always guarantees fantastic swimming, snorkeling along the cliffs and laying out in the sun. Even the beachfront coffee shops and restaurants seem to have adopted the laid-back attitude of the neighbourhood.

Fish Hoek

Opened to the public in 1990, the SAPS Museum educates visitors about South Africa’s Police forces, various departments and some very intriguing, mind boggling crime case depictions, some of which remain notorious up till today. The location of Muizenberg’s SAPS Museum previously served as a lookout post for enemy ships that would enter the False Bay area.

The SAPS Museum also showcases a courtroom and cells on the lower level, which often allows visiting schools to act out famous court cases and re-imagine a time long ago. Guests can also enjoy a number of other interesting displays while enjoying time at the SAPS Museum, such as lovely antique furniture, old fashioned uniforms and an assortment of police items and memorabilia. For those who enjoy coin collecting, the SAPS Museum also showcases two counts backdated to 1680 and 1736. Other depictions on display here include an old charge office, the famous battle of Muizeberg as well as the side plate of a VOC muzzle loader. The SAPS Museum is open from Monday to Friday, 8 am to 3:30 pm, Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm and on Sundays from 2 pm to 5 pm, and all guests can enjoy free entry every time.

SAPS Museum

This unique beachside neighbourhood is a vibrant blend of history, architecture, wonderful beaches and culture. Muizenberg, located halfway between Lakeside and Kalk Bay in the southern suburbs of Cape Town, is perched up against the mountain of the same name. The miles-long beaches in False Bay are known for its surfing and are one of the few beaches in South Africa that clearly show the integration of the country&#39;s various ethnic groups. The beachside changing rooms are colourful and have been featured on numerous postcards. Similar to Kalk Bay, Muizenberg has its own theatre, the Masque Theatre, which presents a variety of performances, including ballet, comedy and jazz. Palmer Street in Muizenberg, which is home to quaint, colourful houses, organic stores and restaurants, is the hub of the old village and a great place to pass on a Saturday morning.

Muizenberg

Muizenberg Main Beach is another of the 27 Blue Flag awarded beaches that's well known for its distinctly colourful and iconic Beach huts that serve as a shelter from the rather rough winds that Muizenberg is known to have. This beach is rich in coastline and has many more beaches to get around to even though Muizenberg main beach is the most popular from the bunch. During low tide, the children can play in rockside pools. Go a bit inland and you can explore the Zandvlei Nature Reserve, which boasts a gorgeous lake surrounded by luscious green fields and trees. Visit Surfer's Corner at Muizenberg Main Beach, where you can mingle with the surfers, learn to surf and show off your skill out on the waters of the ocean.

Muizenberg Beach

Valyland Centre is an ideally situated shopping complex in Fish Hoek which has become a neighbourhood centre for the locals. The shopping mall sits close to schools, retirement villages and old-age homes, and features a variety of stores offering you services, facilities and everything you need for a self-catering stay in Fish Hoek.

You can enjoy some refreshments here at Valyland Centre at a pizza takeaway, sit-down or takeaway grill, bistro as well as sit-down and takeaway coffee shops. For all your other needs, there is a grocery store, hardware store, pharmacy, charity book shop, hairdresser, pet shop, dog grooming parlour, an ear clinic and other outlets offering you laundry facilities, printing/copying/faxing services, ATMs, postal services, stationary, ladies clothing, shoes, ballet and dance gear, second-hand general clothing and a car wash. With a holiday stay in Fish Hoek, Valyland Centre will ensure you have everything for an excellent accommodation experience.

Valyland Centre

Beginning its story in 1991, the Artvark Gallery was originally based in Joburg and was created to showcase handmade cutlery which was initiated by Theresa Jo. After moving to Cape Town in 1998 the Artvark Gallery redirected its focus and started welcoming new artists, and now displays a marvelous collection of classic and contemporary art, while also showcasing pieces that celebrate folk art. You can expect to find an interesting variation of jewellery, unique steel artwork, ceramics and textiles, as well as paintings and crafts as you peruse this exciting gallery. There is a sense of African Tradition, colourful expression and diverse style, with something for everyone to love. You will be entirely captivated when you visit, as Artvark remains a favourite among locals and constantly appeals to tourists and visitors in Kalk Bay.

Enjoy the creative and captivating pieces and learn more about some of the fantastic artists who's talents are evident and inspiring. Open daily from 9 am to 6 pm.

Artvark Gallery

This beautiful pub and restaurant is located in the stunning and trendy Harbour area of Kalk Bay, surrounded by crashing waves and natural beauty. This beloved family friendly bistro is now a well known and loved household name, and it is easy to see why. Enjoy some amazing foods and sip on a cocktail as you soak up the sunshine and enjoy the fresh ocean air as it embraces you. The Brass Bell is the perfect location to host a staff function, birthday party or any other celebration. The menu items are incredibly appealing one, with the mouth watering sushi menu being perfect for the location.

There is also a unique and inspired Chef's Choice menu which is ever changing, a specials menu, a la carte menu, kiddies menu, harbour deck menu and beach menu. The main cuisine specialty is inspired by the location, so leans toward seafood although there are other dishes too. There are many seating options to enjoy at the Brass Bell, from the fun Bikini deck to the vibey cabin bistro, or the lovely pavilion area.

Brass Bell

Just 25 minutes from Cape Town is the charming bohemian fishing community of Kalk Bay, which is situated between the sea and the mountains. One of South Africa&#39;s last functioning harbours located here and in addition to being able to meet the departing boats for the day&#39;s catch at midday, the town&#39;s quaint cobblestone streets, shops and eateries make it simple to pass the time and forget the hectic pace of city life. Kalk Bay has a strong sense of community thanks to its antique shops, used book stores, art galleries and vibrant theater.

Kalk Bay

Casa Labia is the former home of Count and Countess Natale Labia and reflects the atmosphere of Venice in the 18th century. Fittingly, Casa Labia cafe serves a fusion of Delightful Italian and South African Cuisines and has serene views of the oceans of False Bay.

Casa Labia Cafe

The incredible Galley restaurant in Fish Hoek stands out and is a clear favourite among locals, and it is easy to see why. Enjoy your choice of favourites from an exciting and modern menu of seafood and exquisite fish, served by the friendly staff at the Galley restaurant, which overlooks the stunning oceanfront and can accommodate anyone, from a group of friends to a large family, kids and adults alike. Tourists who visit are sure to find the Galley to be a memorable experience, within a traditional and relaxed atmosphere. The Galley aims to appeal to all tastes, and although the specialty is seafood the menu comprises of some delicious soups, fresh salads, beef and chicken dishes and a selection of fine desserts.

The Galley

For anything from a casual beer and game of pool to a hearty pub-style dinner with family or friends, the Victorian Times or 'The Vic' as it is known to locals is one of the few bars in the Fish Hoek area, and is definitely worth a visit. The atmosphere at this restaurant and pub is casual and lighthearted, with people laughing, drinking and having a good time regardless of the weather or day. The stunning building is old and historic, with an interesting and rich history.

There are big screen TV's for watching sports, an outside seating area for those summer afternoon braai's and regular events to keep everyone entertained. For affordable and quality meals, good beer, friendly people and a great vibe, pay a visit to the Victorian Times when visiting the Fish Hoek area.

Open daily from 10am to 12pm.

The Victorian Times

For an authentic culinary treat of Indian foods that are sure to excite your palate, the Bhandaris North Indian restaurant in Fish Hoek specializes in serving amazing Tandoor and Indian cuisine to its guests, with master chefs from India passionately preparing these dishes to precision. The environment is warm and welcoming, Bhandaris is a small restaurant allowing for attention to detail and an intimate atmosphere. The Bhandaris slogan says it all 'Escape into a taste of India with a fusion of exotic spices and flair".

There are weekly specials that cater to everyone, and the venue is also perfect for celebrations, function or dinner parties. It is best to make reservations, to ensure that your spot is booked and waiting for you when you arrive. Open Monday - Saturday from 2 pm to 9 pm.

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