Muizenberg Beach

"Locally known as Muizies, with its colorful Victorian architecture, trendy cafes, and bustling street markets, the town is a favorite among tourists and locals alike. Visitors can take a stroll down the historic Main Road, which is lined with art galleries, vintage shops, and local eateries, or explore the vibrant beachfront promenade, which offers stunning views of False Bay and the surrounding mountains. Famous for its rainbow-coloured beach huts, this beach has activities for young and old alike - anyone can find their “thing” here, what will be yours? ● Parking: plenty but the beach can get busy ● Toilets: Yes ● Other notes: - Blue Flag Status - Long walks - Swimming (Indian side - warmer) - Surfing - Kite/Wind-surfing - Kayaking - Beach games (volleyball, frisbee, football etc.) - Dogs partially allowed Extra Activities: ▶ Skateboarding on the boardwalk ▶ Muizenberg Water Slides ▶ Muizenberg Putt-Putt ▶ Surfing classes available with wetsuit and board hire ▶ Masque Theatre ▶ South African Naval Museum"

"A surfer’s dream, Muizenberg Beach is known for its iconic, colorful beach huts and laid-back vibe. This vibrant stretch of coastline is steeped in history—it’s home to South Africa’s first surfing club! Beyond the waves, the beach offers stunning views of the False Bay coastline, making it a perfect spot to start your day."

"On my drive to Boulders Beach, I passed this beach along with several other small beach fronts - all with cute restaurants and small shops to explore. If you are not driving, there is always a railway that goes along this coast. "