Camps Bay tours & holiday packages
Golden beaches lined with trendy restaurants and cafes and a dramatic mountain backdropCustom Camps Bay
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The best place in Cape Town to showcase your new bathing suit, whether on the beach or at a cocktail bar on the strip
Fringed with palm trees, Camp's Bay's main beach is one of Cape Town's prettiest, attracting its most beautiful people. The beach stretches all the way along the main road through this well-heeled suburb, giving travellers loads of white sandy spots to choose from for a day of beach-lazing. On the opposite side of the road, a different story is revealed.
The Camps Bay strip is a string of top-class restaurants and stylish cafes from which to enjoy the view. Backing the action is the dramatic Twelve Apostles mountains, their ranks marching southwards.
Popular Camps Bay safaris
These popular itineraries can be customised to match your budget and travel dates
Luxury South Africa
Combine Cape Town chic with Africa's most luxurious train and an elegant Big Five safari for a stylish South African holiday
$ 6,035
£ 4,647
R 85,330
€ 5,364
per person
11 days
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Cape Town and Kruger Luxury Safari
Combine Cape Town and the surrounding Cape Winelands with a safari in the Kruger National Park for a relaxing and exhilarating South African safari
$ 7,366
£ 5,672
R 104,150
€ 6,547
per person
12 days
Cape Town, Winelands and Kruger Park Journey
Experience Cape Town, the lush Cape Winelands and a safari in the Kruger National Park and you'll fall under South Africa's spell
$ 3,318
£ 2,555
R 46,915
€ 2,949
per person
9 days
Cape Town, Kruger and Vic Falls Deluxe Honeymoon
Combine three of Southern Africa's most loved destinations into one romantic getaway and you'll share the memories forever
$ 6,054
£ 4,662
R 85,600
€ 5,381
per person
10 days
“Camps Bay is a great place to treat myself and friends to a day of 'splashing out'. We don't go there often, but it's wonderful to watch the sun set with a fancy cocktail in hand.”
More on Camps Bay holidays
After many lazy hours on the beach, a lunch in the sun at the renowned Cafe Caprese or sundowner cocktails at The Bungalow a little further down the road is in order. Yet Camps Bay is not only a popular place for a day visit. Just after the sun has set below the Atlantic horizon, the strip puts on its shiny shoes and gets ready for a night on the town.
The clubs along the main road have young and old partying until dawn. Camps Bay also offers loads for active travellers to do. Hikes exploring Table Mountain and Lion's Head are easily accessed from here, and Bike & Saddle offers bicycle rentals and fun guided tours of the local area and further afield.
Camps Bay Map
Camps Bay's location on Google Maps
Frequently Asked Questions about Camps Bay
All game reserves in Madikwe, the Pilanesberg and the Eastern Cape are malaria-free. go there.
Most lodges and hotels will have safes for your valuables either in your room or at the reception. go there.
The local currency is the South African Rand (ZAR). There are numerous currency exchange outlets and the main credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Amex and Diners) are normally accepted everywhere. Most petrol stations and toll roads take credit… go there.
Although wildlife viewing is good throughout the year. The warmer months from October to March are more pleasant - the scenery is greener and this is also the time most of the animals are born. However, the park is mostly about its scenery… go there.
The best time to visit Ithala Game Reserve is during the dry winter months, from May to September. During this season it is easier to spot the wildlife since the grass is eaten by herbivores. Expect to encounter and sight birds - such as… go there.
The best time to visit Tankwa Karoo National Park is from autumn through winter to early summer of April to September. However, this is a perfect place to indulge in blessed idleness. If you want to see the landscape and animals, you'll… go there.
The best time to visit Marakele National Park is during May to September. Since animals tend to seek for reliable waterholes and stay close by during the dry winter months. However, this is the best time for wildlife viewing. Marakele is a… go there.
Augrabies Falls National Park is open throughout the year, but the best time to visit is between April and September. When the popular three-day Klipspringer Trail is open. However, the waterfall is particularly impressive when in flood -… go there.
Reviews on our Camps Bay safaris
Every one was so helpful in making the arrangements. The booking people helped in all the questions we had, they were polite and helpful. The tour and lodge were amazing. Every one was helpful and very interesting to talk to. They made our…
Shelia
from United States of America
I am giving below my feedback about all aspect of the trip from 24th May to 5th June, 2016. a) Accommodation at Johannesburg, Victoria Falls, Skukuza Rest Camp, Kruger National Park and Cape Town was well located with comfortable rooms as…
Asit
from India
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