This tidal pool lies at the edge of the catwalk along De Kom. Venue: South of Long Beach at De Kom, Cape Town Keep an eye out for the vibrant pink flamingos that frequent the spot, earning it the name Bird Island.Cape Town has some world famous beaches but if you are looking for a salty swim somewhere a bit more sheltered, there are numerous tidal pools to visit along the coast that provide safe, family-friendly places to swim and play. Grassy areas are nearby shaded by milkwood trees, making it the perfect spot for picnics. The area is known as “De Kom,” which is Dutch for “bowl.” With concrete steps and a handrail, it’s an easy descent into the pool’s cool waters. This tidal pool is located in Kommetjie, a popular destination for kite-surfers and campers, and lies on the edge of the catwalk along the Kom, within sight of the famous Slangkop lighthouse. Where to find it: Clarence Drive, Spark’s Bay Beach, Cape Town #13 Kommetjie
Visit to find out more about this little seaside village, just over an hour drive from the city. Make a little mini road trip out of Cape Town to enjoy this great little town. It is one of the best and most tranquil braai and whale watching spots in the country, as named by the City of Cape Town. Where to find it: Buffels Bay, Cape Point Nature Reserve, Cape Town #10 SoetwaterĪ post shared by Aht!ya !sma!l Tidal Pool is in Gordon’s Bay near Spark’s Bay Beach. You’ll have to pay the Cape Point Nature Reserve entrance fee of R145 for adults and R75 for children to enjoy this spot. The spot is perfect for picnics and braais, with safe waters for a post-hike swim. Take in the breathtaking white sand and abundant flora and fauna as you relax by the clear blue waters. Making a trip to Cape Point Nature Reserve? Pack a swimsuit and visit the relatively sheltered and crowd-free Buffel’s Bay Tidal Pool. Where to find it: Camps Bay Beach, Camps Bay, Cape Town #9 Buffel’s Bay Although the waters are a bit chilly, the beautiful views of the Twelve Apostles are well worth it. With many restaurants located nearby, this tidal pool is the perfect stop for a swim before grabbing a bite to eat. Where to find it: St James Beach, St James, Cape Town #2 MiltonĪ post shared by Just James | Surf Photography on Camps Bay beach, which is the most visited beach in the city, this tidal pool is easy to find and labelled as one of the most popular tidal pools along the Atlantic Seaboard. Please note: There aren’t any food or drink amenities available on the beach, so be sure to pack a lunch and drinks for the day. James is an easily accessible and popular spot to explore. Located near a railway and main road, St. James, this pool is a great spot for kids to swim and families to hang out for the day.
Situated between Muizenberg and Kalk Bay in the seaside suburb of St. James Tidal Pool is considered Cape Town’s most well-known and iconic tidal pool, and is easily recognized with its colourful beach huts that sit near the water’s edge. So load up the kids, pack some snacks, and check out one of these Tidal pools Cape Town has to offer. There are 19 tidal pools to visit along the coastline of Cape Town, and we’ve listed them for you here. For those looking for a safe spot, tidal pools are rocky pools built along the coastline and regularly filled by the tides to provide a safe, family-friendly place to swim and play. Whether you’re looking for a place to swim, surf, or simply relax-Cape Town has it all. Cape Town is home to some of the most beautiful and world-famous beaches.
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