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Nestled in the mountain fynbos on the edge of the Cape Peninsula National Park, this Bed & Breakfast in the historic naval town of Simon’s Town offers two elegant double bedrooms with breathtaking panoramic sea views. Watch the sun rising over False Bay and the distant Hottentots Holland Mountains as you’re served breakfast on the upper deck. This little piece of paradise offers tranquillity and understated luxury. |
Your Hosts, Carol and John Labistour, look forward to welcoming you to Port of Call at:
81 Dorries Drive, Simon’s Town
Phone/Fax: +27 (0)21 786 3707 | Mobile: +27 (0)83 696 6146 | Email: info@portofcall.co.za
Website: www.portofcall.co.za
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"This Cape is a most stately thing, and the fairest Cape we saw in the wholecircumference of the earth...."
Sir Francis Drake, on sailing round the Cape of Good Hope in 1580. |
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While situated away from the hustle and bustle,
Port of Call still offers easy access to Cape
Town’s main attractions: |
In addition, Simon’s Town has many attractions
of its own, including: |
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45 minutes to Cape Town Waterfront and Table Mountain Cable Station; |
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45 Minutes from Cape Town International Airport; |
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30 minutes to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and the Constantia Winelands; |
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20 minutes to Cape Point Nature Reserve; |
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15 minutes to the Famous Chapman’s Peak Drive |
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Within half an hour’s drive of five golf courses :
 Simon’s Town Country Club – 5 minutes
Clovelly – 15 minutes
Westlake – 20 minutes
Steenberg – 25 minutes
Royal Cape – 30 minutes
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Whale Watching from your window, or take a boat trip (season from July-November). |
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Seal Island’s famous breaching Great White Shark’s (boat trips and shark cage diving excursions depart from Simon’s Town harbour) |
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Bird watching trips |
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The Penguin Colony at Boulders Beach |
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Deep-sea fishing trips, as well as coastal angling |
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Kayaking and snorkelling |
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Beautiful Mountain Hikes and Cycling Trips. |
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Historical tours |
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Numerous superb Restaurants. |
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| Currently the headquarters of the South African Navy, Simon’s Town was previously occupied by the British Navy and, before that, served as anchorage for the ships of the Dutch East India Company. It has played host to a number of famous sea-faring visitors, including Captain Bligh of the HMS Bounty, Lord Horatio Nelson and Captain James Cook. Simon’s Town’s most famous Able Seaman, Just Nuisance, still stands watch over visitors and residents alike in Jubilee Square. |
Our rates for Bed and Breakfast are from R400 per person sharing. Single rates on request.
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