Mouille Point Beach — Attraction in Cape Town Ward 115

Dog beach - one of the few in this area. The sandy beach is quite small, and often feels a bit untidy and unloved. It's not a swimming beach, as there are rocks between the sand and sea. However, at low tide the rock pools are perfect for clambering around in. The biodiversity changes year on year, so visiting never gets old. Although there is a parking lot there are no ablution facilities, but the Green Point Park is only a 10 min walk away, where there is a coffee shop and ablution block. This is a good spot to sit and watch the dolphins or seals though, if...

It's not as busy as other spots close to the promenade but you still get gorgeous views of Robben Island and Blouberg Beach. The seagulls will harass you so be careful and don't leave food unattended in the open. Sweet spot to pull in for a Sunday car picnic. Beach not suitable for swimming or lounging at unless you're into rocks poking your back. Great for exploring but make sure little ones are...

A rocky beach mostly frequented by people passing by on their promenade walk. Sometimes it smells from seaweed/sewage and it's not popular for swimming. A lovely place to watch the boats pass from the harbour or see the sunset. Benches on the promenade and parking on the roadside. We sat on the grass bank to watch the sail boats...