De Waterkant – A Mini Guide
A Brief History
De Waterkant is one of the oldest parts of the city, its earliest homes dating back to 1790. Until 1966, when the city was re-zoned, it was a part of Bo-Kaap, and its connection to the Cape Malay quarter is evident in the colourful, beautifully restored houses which were once owned by freed slaves
Where To Stay
Coffee Shops & Deli
Restaurants
Art Galleries
Daily Living
Getting Around
Located within walking distance of the city centre, Green Point, and the V&A Waterfront. Uber is readily available, and the MyCiti bus stop is a short walk away.
I hope you found this guide helpful.
I am dedicated to sharing Cape Town with travellers from around the world.
If you found this helpful, I'd REALLY appreciate your support.
Ways you can help:
* Add a tip below
* Save this guide
* Write a review
Want more recommendations in Cape Town? Check out this free guide:
The home for unique & authentic travel