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The history of fascinating Fish Hoek reads like a fantastic drama! The new Fish Hoek history exhibit at Valyland reveals the quaint historical timeline that makes this town so charming to tourists and locals alike.

It all began hundreds of years ago when the Portuguese first threw anchor in Cape Town. By the late 1700s, fishing was a central industry and people were travelling to the Southern Peninsula to fish, swim and live.

September is Heritage Month, a time to remember our national heritage in terms of culture, history, environment and more! What are you grateful for in South Africa?

The December holidays in Fish Hoek are the best family experience in Cape Town! Stay at Seaside Cottages for instant beach pleasure and ocean activities. It all happens in False Bay where Fish Hoek Beach provides a beautiful setting for sunshine bliss and water sports galore.

Grab a soft serve ice cream at The Galley, learn how to paddle ski and book surfing lessons just down the coast in Muizenberg. Stroll the cobbled lanes of Kalk Bay and watch navy ships come and go in Simonstown.

Seaside Cottages is the best self-catering accommodation venue in Cape Town where you are assured value for money and top facilities!

There are four seasons in one day in Cape Town. The best season to visit Cape Town is every season. Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring all have pros and cons for tourists in Cape Town.
Always pack a jacket, a hat, a swimming costume, a scarf and an umbrella! Yes, every season is the best season to visit the Mother City!
Arrive in the Cape Town City Bowl on a hot day, drive out of town and the southeaster gale bites hard. Arrive in Cape Town V&A Waterfront on a cold rainy day, drive to the Cape Winelands and find a calm, sunny oasis of greenery.
Every season in Cape Town has something unique to offer visitors.

Southern Right Whales Return to Cape Town.

Every year in June the ocean is a buzz with activity. The Gentle Giants of the ocean return to our shores once again. These colossal creatures of the ocean have spent the summer feeding in the cold icy waters near the Antarctic and return to our shores every winter to mate.

Get ready for your best holiday yet!