Llandudno Beach is one of the finest Cape Town beaches. Winding your way down from the mountain road high above, you will be mesmerised by the beautiful white sand framed by rocks on either side, offset by the turquoise sea. Llandudno Beach is great for sunbathing and recreational activities. The views from the beach are spectacular, as are the sunsets if you stay around a little longer. This is a popular surf spot with a hollow beach break and powerful waves.

Set in one of the last remaining stretches of untouched natural coastline on the Cape coast, this is the peninsula's most inaccessible, quiet beach, popular amongst naturists, hikers and conservationists for its unspoilt beauty and seclusion. Enclosed by sand dunes and the backdrop of mountains, it is well protected from the wind. To get there, follow the walking path from the parking lot, which will take you roughly 20 minutes.

Surrounded by tremendous natural beauty, white, sandy Camps Bay beach is lined with palm trees and boasts breathaking views of Lions Head and Table Mountain - and the popular and fashionable Camps Bay promenade with its trendy restaurants, cocktail bars and cafés just across the road; perfect for people-watching, a lazy lunch or sundowners after a long day on the beach.