Llandudno

Llandudno is ideally located in a private cove and it has one of the most secluded and beautiful beaches in the city with blue flag status. It is definitely one of the most stunning beaches in Cape Town. It is surrounded by large granite boulders with mountains in the background and it is very popular with surfers.

The beautiful beach is renowned for its white sands, crisp blue waters and giant boulders that offer some protection against the sun during the hot summer days. Many beachgoers get involved in communal volleyball and beach rugby games, while others enjoy the powerful waves which are perfect for surfing. There are toilet facilities on the beach and during the peak holiday season, vendors walk up and down selling snacks and cold drinks.

The views from the beach are breathtaking, the ocean waters are a clear tropical blue and walking up the boulders offer many vantage points where you can take in the spectacular scenery of the mountain behind and the ocean in front.

• Beach
• Whale watching
• Swimming
• Surfing
• Sporting activities like volleyball, beach soccer, cricket and rugby

It is best to visit Llandudno during the summer months between November and April when the days are hot. During the autumn and winter period, the weather tends to get cold and wet.

If you are looking for a quiet beach in December, will be best to avoid Llandudno when most of the local residents enjoy their annual break. The beach is popular in the summer time, so parking can become tricky!

• Stunning sunsets
• Perfect waves to surf and body board
• Spectacular views
• Blue flag beach
• Parking difficulties in the summer

Pick another Cape Town & Peninsula destination to explore:

• Bakoven
• Bantry Bay
• Camps Bay
• City Centre
• Clifton
• Constantia
• De Waterkant
• Fresnaye
• Green Point
• Hout Bay
• Kalk Bay
• Kommetjie
• Milnerton
• Mouille Point
• Muizenberg
• Noordhoek
• Sea Point
• Simon’s Town
• The Water Club
• V&A Waterfront Marina