Hout Bay
- Overview
- Attractions
- Market activity
- Branches
- Overview
- Attractions
- Market activity
- Branches
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Discover the beauty of Hout Bay’s coastline, where beaches meet the turquoise waters of the Atlantic. Relax on the golden sands of Hout Bay Beach, swim in the gentle waves, or enjoy a scenic boat tour to Seal Island, home to a lively colony of Cape fur seals.
Welcome to Hout Bay, a picturesque coastal enclave nestled between majestic mountains and the Atlantic Ocean on the Cape Peninsula of South Africa. Known for its scenery, vibrant harbour, and welcoming community, Hout Bay offers a perfect blend of beauty and seaside charm.
Discover the beauty of Hout Bay’s coastline, where beaches meet the turquoise waters of the Atlantic. Relax on the golden sands of Hout Bay Beach, swim in the gentle waves, or enjoy a scenic boat tour to Seal Island, home to a lively colony of Cape fur seals. The bay's sheltered waters also make it a popular kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing spot.
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Hout Bay Harbour, a bustling hub of activity and local culture. Explore the array of shops, galleries, and markets. The Bay Harbour Market, held on weekends, is a must-visit, offering artisanal goods, live music, and various delicious food and drinks.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Hout Bay is a gateway to some of the Cape Peninsula’s most spectacular natural attractions. Hike the scenic trails of the nearby Table Mountain National Park, including the famous Chapman’s Peak Drive, which offers breathtaking coastline views. Explore the lush landscapes of the Constantia Nek and the picturesque vineyards of the Constantia Wine Route.
Commuting is convenient in Hout Bay, with well-maintained roads providing easy access to Cape Town’s city centre, the scenic Cape Point, and the beaches of Camps Bay and Llandudno. The MyCiTi bus service and numerous taxi options make travelling around the area hassle-free. Whether exploring the Cape Peninsula’s natural wonders, indulging in local cuisine, or simply enjoying the relaxed coastal vibe, Hout Bay offers endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation.
Experience the beauty, tranquillity, and coastal charm of Hout Bay—a place where the mountains meet the sea, and every day is an invitation to explore and unwind. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or a serene retreat, Hout Bay welcomes you to immerse yourself in the magic of the Cape Peninsula. Welcome to a seaside paradise that feels like home. -
Attractions
- Hout Bay Beach: This picturesque sandy beach is popular for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports such as surfing and kiteboarding. Surrounded by scenic mountains and with views of the ocean, it's an ideal place to relax and enjoy the area's natural beauty.
- Chapman's Peak Drive: One of the most scenic drives in the world, Chapman's Peak Drive offers breathtaking views of the coastline and Hout Bay below. Visitors can drive, cycle, or hike along this iconic route, stopping at various viewpoints along the way to take in the stunning scenery.
- Hout Bay HarbourHout Bay Harbour: The bustling harbour is a hub of activity, with fishing boats, luxury yachts, and colourful fishing vessels moored alongside each other.
- Hout Bay Market: Located near the harbour, the Hout Bay Market is a vibrant cultural hub where visitors can shop for local arts, crafts, and souvenirs, as well as enjoy live music, street food, and craft beer. The market is open on weekends and offers a lively atmosphere with a diverse range of stalls.
- World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary: This sprawling wildlife sanctuary is home to over 3,000 birds and small animals, including colourful parrots, playful monkeys, and majestic birds of prey. Visitors can explore walk-through aviaries, animal enclosures, and interactive displays, making it a great family-friendly attraction.
- Imizamo Yethu Township Tour: For those interested in experiencing local culture and community life, guided tours of the nearby Imizamo Yethu township offer insight into the history, culture, and daily life of residents. Visitors can learn about community initiatives, meet local artisans, and support small businesses.
- Hout Bay Museum: Situated in a historic Cape Dutch building, the Hout Bay Museum showcases the area's rich maritime history and cultural heritage. Exhibits include artefacts, photographs, and displays related to fishing, shipwrecks, and the local fishing industry.
- Hout Bay Art Route: Art enthusiasts can explore the vibrant art scene of Hout Bay by following the Art Route, which includes galleries, studios, and workshops showcasing the work of local artists and craftsmen. Visitors can purchase original artwork, ceramics, jewellery, and more.
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Market activity
Total number of properties in Hout Bay3,995
Freehold1,246
Sectional Titles1,516
EstatesAverage sold property price in Hout BayFreeholdSectional SchemeVacant LandPeriod of ownershipFreeholdR2,706,18528.6%Average price15828.6%TransfersSectional TitleR2,051,28325.0%Average price10825.0%TransfersEstateR5,197,63375.0%Average price9975.0%Transfers -
Branches
Atlantic SeaboardPhone: 021 201 7007Address: 186B Main Rd, Cnr Arthurs Rd, Sea Point, Cape Town, Western Cape, 8005