Welcome To Your Neighbourhood

A mere 5 steps to hop on your bike and cruise through vibrant Green Point. No matter the time of day, there is always something happening, even when you’re pedaling around doing nothing.

With busses running frequently anywhere from Big Bay to Camps Bay, you can easily make a day of exploring Cape Town. Simply load some Randelas onto your MyConnect card, and swipe your way on and off the MyCiTi bus as you make your way across your city.

Take the dogs for a stroll and escape the sun underneath the enormous trees populating this little strip of nature nestled between two roads. Keep Korben on a leash though – if you’re not planning on chasing him along Somerset Road.

Come for a delicious deli panino, stay for some of the best coffee in town and then take away a little bit of everything Mediterranean from Giovanni’s Deliworld virtually right on your doorstep.

One tequila, two tequila, three tequila, more. Cabrito is the cool, laid-back downstairs amigo of El Burro – Green Point’s local Mexican joint. Have a margarita before heading upstairs to tuck into an authentic Mexican feast. Arriba!

Soak up the atmosphere over the 1830 steps from your front door to Green Point Stadium on event days, revelling in newly made memories, singing the songs of your favourite artist or celebrating an epic win.

Whether you’re the Weekend Warrior striving for a personal best or just a casual after-work runner pounding the pavement to miss the traffic, the Atlantic Athletic Club is a great place to make a few new running buddies.

The Lighthouse is the oldest operational lighthouse in South Africa and the first solid lighthouse structure on the South African coastline. But more importantly it’s a landmark for locals and visitors alike. “Let’s meet near The Lighthouse…”

Whether you’re chasing a golf ball, the pack of runners ahead of you on a Saturday morning parkrun, or just your kids around the jungle gyms, the Green Point Urban Park is a hive of activity any time there is sunshine to be soaked up.

Tucked down a side street, just off Beach Road, The Creamery Café serves handmade ice-cream and stays open until late – perfect for that late-night sugar fix. If it’s on offer, ask for the milk tart ice-cream. Thank us later.

Everyone and their dog loves “The Prom”. There is no shortage of things to do, and if the activities don’t leave you breathless, one of Cape Town’s most Instagrammed views certainly will.

Cape Town’s gym with a view is ideal for both the young and the young at heart. And at just under 1 000 steps from home, the promenade’s outdoor gym lets you go from lunge to lunch in minutes.

The Buzbey Grill has closed.

With its stunning view, great food and ice-cold beers on tap, La Vie is perfect for those summer nights that start out as a sundowner and turn into a late dinner.

780 steps from your front door and just up the road from the promenade, the conveniently located Glengariff Pharmacy has you covered from sunburn to heartburn.

Guaranteed to never crack when dropped, run out of battery or require a WiFi connection to update, a book from the Sea Point library can sweep you off your feet taking you to far-off lands for an adventure.