Hi, my name is Candy and I am your host. I'm a Cape Town-based entrepreneur who loves the outdoors, beach days, wine-tasting, reading & playing padel. I run a corporate events company & have a big passion for the city’s nightlife, restaurants & local experiences. I enjoy meeting new people & sharing the best of Cape Town—whether it's a buzzing bar or a quiet beach spot. Stay with us and discover Cape Town like a local—we’d love to host you!

🌊 A Family Holiday Escape in Simonstown. Perched against the mountainside, this self-catering home offers breathtaking panoramic views over the Simonstown naval base, yacht basin and the distant Hottentots Holland mountain range. From sunrise over the harbour to the glittering lights across False Bay at night, every room comes with a view to remember. ✨ Highlights • Spacious open-plan living A generous dining area, spacious lounge, and bright sunroom flow together seamlessly. The sunroom is perfect for curling up with a book or simply soaking in the sweeping bay views. Big sliding doors and windows ensure the light and scenery are always part of your stay. • Three stylish bedrooms (sleeps 6) Comfortably accommodating families or groups, the house offers three well-appointed double bedrooms with luxury linen, each designed to make the most of the views. • Main bedroom en-suite Located on the ground floor, this suite features an extra-length king-size bed, an en-suite bathroom, and its own sunroom/study with glass doors opening directly to the patio, garden, and those spectacular False Bay views. • Upstairs bedrooms One bedroom offers a queen bed, while the other has two three-quarter beds that can be combined into a king. Both are bright, airy, and boast uninterrupted bay views. A shared bathroom completes the upper floor. • Fully equipped modern kitchen The newly appointed kitchen is fitted with top-quality appliances, including a state-of-the-art fridge/freezer, gas oven, microwave, dishwasher in the scullery, and separate laundry area with washer and dryer—everything you need for a relaxed, self-catered holiday. • Dining made easy The six-seater dining table sits open-flow to the kitchen, ideal for family meals while enjoying the changing light and views outside. • Outdoor living Step onto the patio for a BBQ, surrounded by a small indigenous fynbos garden, often visited by colourful sunbirds. It’s a serene setting to enjoy sundowners as the bay sparkles below.

Simonstown is a historic seaside village on the warmer, sheltered side of the peninsula. Think Victorian charm, a working navy harbour, tidal pools and beaches, and the famous African penguins at Boulders Beach. The pace is relaxed and local—perfect for slow mornings, ocean swims, and sunset strolls along the bay. Why guests love it: - Boulders Penguin Colony & Foxy Beach boardwalks: Easy, pram-friendly walkways to view African penguins up close (no touching, keep distance). - Seaforth & Water’s Edge beaches: Sheltered coves, rock pools, gentle waves—great for younger swimmers. - Glencairn Tidal Pool: Safe seawater swimming a few minutes north of town. - Boat trips from the harbour: Short coastal cruises for dolphin/whale spotting in season. - Sea kayaking (calm mornings): Paddle past penguins and granite boulders—older kids love it. - Admiral’s Waterfall walk: Short, scenic trail with bay views. - South African Naval Museum: Submarines, model ships, and interactive exhibits. - Simonstown Museum (“The Residency”): Local stories and maritime history. - Scratch Patch & Cave Golf: Gemstone “scratch” fun and mini-golf. - Warrior Toy Museum: Vintage toys and model displays. - Jubilee Square & Just Nuisance statue: Quick photo stop and harbour views. - Cape Point (±25–30 min): Big coastal scenery, beaches, and easy walks in the national park. - Kalk Bay & St James (15–20 min): Tidal pools, quaint shops, and colourful fishing harbour. Getting around: Most essentials—shops, cafés, ATMs, pharmacies—are minutes away. A car makes exploring the peninsula easy, but Uber works well for local trips. Should you prefer a private driver or a local tour guide, let us know and we can arrange that for. The False Bay side is warmer and less windy than the Atlantic; evenings can still be cool, so pack a layer. Vibe: Slow mornings, ocean swims, and golden-hour walks along the bay. Simon’s Town gives families room to breathe—wildlife, water, and wide views without the rush.