Oudekraal Beach

"Not too far from the City Centre and located inside Table Mountain National Park, Oudekraal is an idyllic and secluded beach. There are no shops nor restaurants, however, it is known as THE beach braai/barbeque spot so bring your own food and drinks. The unspoiled natural setting affords many snorkeling and diving opportunities should you wish to brave the cold to experience the abundance of marine life. ● Cost: SANParks rates ▶ South African Residents (SA ID required): - R38 per adult - R19 per child ▶ International Visitors: - R152 per adult - R76 per child ● Parking: Limited with areas available along Victoria Drive. MyCiti bus stop across from the beach entrance ● Toilets: Yes ● Other notes: - Swimming (Atlantic side - cold) - Snorkeling - Kayaking - Beach games (volleyball, frisbee, football etc.) - Picnics - Barbeque/Braai (35 spots with available seating and tables) Extra Activities: ▶ Advanced divers can explore a boulder cave site just offshore ▶ There is a kelp forest with an abundance of marine life ▶ Table Mountain National Park "

"Grab your boerie and braai tongs because you can braai at this beach. Oudekraal is a lovely spot to swim, sunbathe and braai of course. There are also many scenic walks including the shipwreck walk, where you can see the decaying Antipolis that travelled all the way from Greece, and ended up washing ashore 44 years after sinking. Note that there is a small entry fee for Oudekraal beach. There is also no shop so make sure you have everything you need for your braai, including dustbin bags… leave no trace. "