Three Anchor Bay Accommodation

Three Anchor Bay is a suburb of Cape Town, just outside the city centre between Green Point and Sea Point. On the lower slopes of Signal Hill, Three Anchor Bay is popular for its cosy beach, wide lawns and Sea Point's seaside promenade. Three Anchor Bay is only minutes away from the V&A Waterfront, Green Point Stadium the Atlantic beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton and the Table Mountain cableway.

Three Anchor Bay is a popular beach for sea kayaking and followers of the sport usually paddle out from Three Anchor Bay along towards Clifton beach, in the lee of Table Mountain and Lion's Head, which provide some wonderful views. At different times of the year one can see whales, seals, dolphins and penguins. Three Anchor Bay is but a few minutes from the popular Sea Point promenade, popular with locals and visitors and wonderful for walking, jogging or simply sitting on available benches to drink in the view.

Three Anchor Bay in Cape Town is a charming neighborhood with several interesting activities and sights.

Here are three things to do or see in the area:

1. Promenade Walks and Cycling:

• The Sea Point Promenade starts at Three Anchor Bay and stretches all the way to Mouille Point. It's a popular spot for walking, jogging, cycling, and rollerblading, offering stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. There are also public exercise stations along the route.

2. Kayaking and Water Sports:

• Three Anchor Bay is a great launching point for kayaking adventures. You can rent a kayak and paddle out into the bay to enjoy views of the coastline and, if you're lucky, spot some marine life such as dolphins or seals. There are several local operators that offer guided kayak tours.

3. Green Point Park:

• Just a short walk from Three Anchor Bay is Green Point Urban Park, a beautifully landscaped area perfect for picnics, leisurely walks, and enjoying nature. The park features a biodiversity garden, playgrounds, and various art installations, making it a great spot for families and nature enthusiasts.