Just a short walk from the beaches of Clifton, Cape Serenity could hardly be better placed for enjoying a holiday in the sunshine, with epic views, fabulous restaurants nearby and endless attractions in the city! Set into a perfectly protected cove and right on the lower slopes of Lion’s Head, Clifton is one of the most exclusive areas of the city, and your location here is truly hard to beat. The four Clifton beaches are famous for their natural beauty, spectacular scenery and gentle waves year-round and its 4th beach even enjoys Blue Flag status.

One of the best things about Cape Town is that there’s something for everyone – with virtually endless attractions and excursions and sites of interest, whether natural or man-made. For a perfect day of scenery, a sense of adventure and potentially even a 2 to 3-hour hike, head up Table Mountain, perhaps the most iconic of all of Cape Town’s attractions. You can take the cable car to the top if you don’t fancy the hike, and up here you’ll find 2km of paths all offering panoramic views of the city, as well as a restaurant for dining with a view! The Table Mountain National Park itself comprises several areas of interest along the peninsula, including Cape Hope and Cape Point, and is bursting with fascinating wildlife including ostriches, antelopes and baboons, and of course breath-taking scenery!

And on top of this, within a short drive of this villa is the iconic V&A Waterfront, a retail and entertainment area right at the foot of Table Mountain with tons of shops, restaurants, markets of all kinds and even both an Aquarium and Marine Museum. It is the starting point for almost all tours, cruises and excursions. Within a short walk of here is the Green Point market, tucked just outside the Green Point Stadium. Visit on Sundays to find locals selling all kinds of authentic arts, craft and curios!

With both the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean to choose from, you’ll find an inspiring selection of water-sports available all along the coastline! Surfing (and kitesurfing) are, as you might expect, major sports in the area, thanks to the varied coastline made up of protected coves to huge open beaches with enormous waves, promising something for all levels! You can also take part in a little sea kayaking, where you’ve got a good chance of spotting seals, penguins, dolphins – and even the odd whale! Or even take an official trip whale watching where you’re likely to see Southern right whales, bottlenose and dusky dolphin and occasionally even humpback and killer whales!