Bloubergrant Accommodation

The suburb of Bloubergrant is often confused with Bloubergstrand which lies just north of it. Bloubergrant lies north west of Cape Town, and is visually directly opposite Robben Island, we say visually because even though the island seems so close it is only accessable from the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. This suburb is also just south of the beautiful West Coast of the Cape.

Bloubergrant and its surrounding suburbs are a hive of modern upmarket beach apartments, many of which have access directly to the beautiful white, sandy beaches which have become home to kite-surfers, windsurfers, wave surfers and sun worshippers. Another of the attractions of this area are the incredible and much marketed views of Table Mountain. Bloubergrant is only about a 15 minute drive from the centre of Cape Town and the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, and only 10 minutes away from Canal Walk shopping centre which is renowned for its size and entertainment value.

Without having to travel any kind of great distance there are loads of restaurants, shopping centres and golf courses to keep you well busy. If you are just looking for somewhere to relax and unwind then there is no need to even leave the suburb unless you want to take in all the spectacular sights and scenes which make Cape Town such a world renowned destination. Bloubergrant is also a perfect starting point for those wishing to explore the West Coast up the R27. Wine routes include the Swartland wine route and the Olifants River wine route, and many of the towns dotted in and around the R27 and N7 such as Malmesbury, Riebeek Kasteel, Citrusdal, Picketberg, Vredendal and Klawer provide wine tasting.

Climate:
Bloubergrant is on the West Coast of South Africa and it has a mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and wet, cool winters.

Bloubergrant, Cape Town, is known for its stunning beaches, vibrant atmosphere, and breathtaking views of Table Mountain.

Here are five things you can see or do in Bloubergrant:

1. Blouberg Beach: Famous for its pristine white sand and panoramic views of Table Mountain across the bay, Blouberg Beach is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or taking leisurely walks along the coastline. It's also a hotspot for kite surfers and windsurfers due to its strong winds.

2. Big Bay: Adjacent to Blouberg Beach, Big Bay offers similar stunning views of Table Mountain and is particularly popular among surfers and bodyboarders. The beachfront promenade is lined with cafes, restaurants, and shops, making it a great spot for a relaxed day by the sea.

3. Kite Surfing: Bloubergstrand is renowned as one of the world's top kiteboarding destinations, thanks to its consistent winds and wide-open beaches. Even if you're not into kiteboarding yourself, watching the colorful kites dance across the sky is a mesmerizing sight.

4. Bloubergstrand Boardwalk: Take a stroll along the boardwalk that runs parallel to the beachfront, offering uninterrupted views of the ocean and Table Mountain. It's a great spot for a morning jog, a romantic sunset walk, or simply enjoying the fresh sea breeze.

5. Dining with a View: Bloubergstrand boasts a variety of restaurants and cafes offering delicious cuisine with unbeatable views. Whether you're craving fresh seafood, international flavors, or South African classics, you'll find plenty of options to indulge while soaking in the stunning vistas of the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain.