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Cape Town Beaches
Cape Town has some of the best beaches in the world, and there is something to offer everyone. The beautiful beaches attract both tourists, and locals alike, as Cape Town is blessed with a blend of two oceans, Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean; this gives the city two different styles of beaches.
The beaches of the Atlantic Ocean are located at the west side of Cape Peninsula. These beaches contain scenic and most picturesque sights. Beaches at this end have long sunshine hours and incomparable sunsets. The beaches and seas of the Atlantic Ocean are 3 to 4 degrees colder than the beaches of the Indian Ocean. However, it does not bother the visitors when they relax, and soak up in the sun.
The Table Bay beaches are more suitable for the sports activities where as the Atlantic Seaboard beaches are meant for relaxing and unwinding. The South Atlantic Beaches are blessed with natural beauty, and perfect weather condition for a family outing. The beaches of the Atlantic Ocean include Camps Bay, Clifton beach, Table View, Blouberg’s Big Bay, Misty Cliffs, Hout Bay, Scarborough and Llandudno.
The beaches of the Indian Ocean are located at the east side of peninsula, and are generally less crowded that the beaches at the Atlantic coastline. These beaches are great for swimming with the warmer seas, and under the safe supervision of lifeguards.
The False Bay beaches and Cape Heldeberg beaches at the Indian Ocean are suitable for sunbathing, surfing, fishing, and family outings. The beaches at the Indian Ocean are Muizenberg beach, Smitswinkelbaai beach, Macassar beach, Kogel Bay, Gordons Bay, Fish Hoek Beach, Hout Bay and Boulders Beach.
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