Posted by {Camps Bay Blogger} on September 18th, 2017. Categories: {Attractions, Camps Bay News, General}
Camps Bay has all the right ingredients for a hot summer vacation – white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, cocktail and champagne bars, amazing restaurants, and beautiful people. It’s vibey, fun, and cosmopolitan. And, it’s close to the City Bowl without being in the middle of it. It is South African summer holiday perfection. Cape Town […]
Posted by {Camps Bay Blogger} on July 13th, 2013. Categories: {Attractions, Things To Do}
Because Camps Bay is such a deliciously upmarket area of Cape Town, one may quite easily become caught up in the excitement and glamour of the champagne bars on the sidewalk and the boutique stores lining its stunning beach. Of course, there is absolutely nothing wrong with this part of the Camps Bay experience, but […]
Posted by {Cape Town Editor} on April 12th, 2010. Categories: {Entertainment}
The Musical Biography of Nat King Cole – the story from the honky-tonks days to glory days in television and world tours. Featuring hit songs like Mona Lisa & Too Young. The son of an Alabama preacher, this soft-spoken jazz pianist became a worldwide singing sensation. He was a beloved superstar whose appeal transcended the […]
Posted by {Whale Cottage Camps Bay} on January 29th, 2010. Categories: {Restaurants, Uncategorized}
Greek restaurant Marika’s on Victoria Road, Bakoven in Camps Bay, is celebrating its 4 th birthday, with a wine tasting evening on 8 February. Hoopenburg will present its wines and pair them with five courses, at the cost of R 170 per head. Book at Marika’s at tel 021 438-2727
Posted by {Whale Cottage Camps Bay} on December 29th, 2009. Categories: {Beach news}
The City of Cape Town law enforcement staff are focusing heavily on the City’s Blue Flag beaches, of which Camps Bay is one, to keep them free of alcohol. One is not allowed to drink alcohol on Cape Town’s beaches, according to a city by-law. More than 400 law enforcement officers have been deployed at […]
Posted by {Whale Cottage Camps Bay} on December 22nd, 2009. Categories: {Attractions, Restaurants}
The latest restaurant to open in Camps Bay is the Pepper Club on the Beach, previously called Summerville. The Pepper Club restaurant belongs to property developers the Solomon Brothers, who are constructing a R 400 million five-star hotel/sectional title apartments in the city centre, to be called the Pepper Club, described in the brochure of the […]
Posted by {Whale Cottage Camps Bay} on December 12th, 2009. Categories: {Camps Bay News, General}
Yesterday Franschhoek came to Cape Town, when the successful Ebony decor and furniture store from Franschhoek opened its branch in Camps Bay. A successful launch party spilled out on to the pavement in excellent weather, and lovely snacks and Franschhoek bubbly were served. In a tiny space the owners have managed to display a variety of […]
Posted by {Whale Cottage Camps Bay} on December 10th, 2009. Categories: {General}
Tuesday, 8 December 2009 I ♥ Camps Bay because … Posted to: Visitorials: We Love South Africa, Western Cape Hi, I’m Chris von Ulmenstein from Whale Cottage Camps Bay in Camps Bay, Cape Town. CAMPS BAY IS BEST KNOWN FOR its beautiful beach, having been awarded the Best Beach in South Africa accolade by the […]
Posted by {Whale Cottage Camps Bay} on December 10th, 2009. Categories: {Restaurants}
At last the next wine evening is almost upon us. This coming Monday, 14th December 2009 will see our last wine evening of the year. The farm presenting their wines will be Hoopenburg and the wines will be presented by Wine Maker and General Manager Neil Hawkins. As always the format will be a five […]
Posted by {Whale Cottage Camps Bay} on December 9th, 2009. Categories: {Cape Town News}
ROSE KORBER’s 18th ART SALON Posted by Gregory Franz on 08 December 2009 / Labels: Rose Korber ROSE KORBER’s 18th ART SALON 14 December 2009 until 31 January 2010 48 Sedgemoor Road, Camps Bay, Cape Town- a comprehensive and varied overview of the current state of South African art – – directed towards the demands […]
