Cape Town, WC
outdoors
Posted over 5 years ago
Queen's Beach
If you ask any local which beach you should visit, they’ll probably say Clifton. If you want the most popular beach then that’s your best option. But I prefer Sea Point beach because there are many sections to choose from and it’s more relaxed than any other spot. As a bonus, I’m close to the city if I need a quick snack but I’m also right on the beach with ocean and mountain views.
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