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Cape Town Interactive Map
Every neighbourhood, hotel, restaurant, attraction and day trip covered on this site, plotted in one place. Filter by category, search by name, and click any pin to jump straight to the full guide.
Updated 8 August 2026 · Part of the Plan guide
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Neighbourhoods
- Atlantic Seaboard (Camps Bay) — Camps Bay, Clifton & Sea Point — the city's glamour coastline.
- City Bowl & Bo-Kaap — The historic centre, cradled by Table Mountain and Lion's Head.
- V&A Waterfront — Shopping, dining and the Robben Island ferry terminal.
- Southern Suburbs (Newlands) — Leafy and quieter, home to Kirstenbosch and Constantia.
- Cape Peninsula (Cape Point) — The dramatic tip of the peninsula.
- Hout Bay — A working fishing harbour and seal-watching boats.
- Bloubergstrand — The postcard Table Mountain view, and top kitesurfing.
- Muizenberg — Surf town with colourful beach huts.
- Woodstock — Street art, design studios and the Neighbourgoods Market.
- Green Point — Cape Town Stadium and a big urban park.
- Kalk Bay — A working harbour with antique shops and seafood.
- Simon's Town — Historic naval town, gateway to Boulders Beach.
- Noordhoek — A long, wide beach known for horse riding.
Things to Do
- Table Mountain — The cableway and Platteklip Gorge hiking route.
- Robben Island — Nelson Mandela's former prison, now a museum.
- Boulders Beach Penguins — The African penguin colony near Simon's Town.
- Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden — The treetop canopy walkway and summer concerts.
- District Six Museum — A powerful museum on apartheid-era forced removals.
- Lion's Head — The classic Cape Town sunset hike.
- Signal Hill — The easy-access alternative view, mostly drivable.
- Bo-Kaap — The colourful, historic Cape Malay neighbourhood.
- Two Oceans Aquarium — Sharks, penguins and a kelp forest at the Waterfront.
- Company's Garden — Cape Town's oldest public park.
Day Trips
- Stellenbosch — The historic heart of the Cape Winelands.
- Franschhoek — French Huguenot heritage and fine dining.
- Babylonstoren — A historic Cape Dutch farm, garden and hotel.
- Hermanus — Some of the best land-based whale watching in the world.
Food & Drink
- Harbour House (Waterfront) — Seafood restaurant right on the harbour.
- Mama Africa — Pan-African dining with live music on Long Street.
- La Colombe — Award-winning fine dining at Constantia Nek.
- The Pot Luck Club — Small-plates sharing atop the Old Biscuit Mill.
- The Foodbarn — Relaxed café-and-tapas at Noordhoek Farm Village.
Hotels
- The Table Bay — Grand, traditional hotel on the Waterfront harbour.
- One&Only Cape Town — Luxury resort on its own island within the marina.
- The Silo Hotel — Design-forward hotel above the Zeitz MOCAA museum.
- Taj Cape Town — Historic buildings, steps from Company's Garden.
- The Westin Cape Town — Large-scale hotel on the Foreshore.
- Camps Bay Retreat — Boutique property on the hillside above Camps Bay.
- Southern Sun Newlands — Near Kirstenbosch and the Newlands sports grounds.
- Hotel Verde (Airport) — Carbon-neutral hotel minutes from the airport.
- Lagoon Beach Hotel — Beachfront near Bloubergstrand's Table Mountain view.
- Lord Charles Hotel — Winelands-adjacent resort hotel in Somerset West.
- Grande Provence — Working wine estate accommodation in Franschhoek.
Transport
- Cape Town International Airport — Airport code CPT, about 20km from the city centre.
- Cape Town Station — Central train station, including the Southern Line to Muizenberg and Simon's Town.
- V&A Waterfront Ferry Terminal — Nelson Mandela Gateway — departure point for Robben Island.