De Waterkant is a cosmopolitan suburb closest to the Central Business District of Cape Town filled with eclectic architecture and unique design influences. It boasts a variety of bars, nightclubs, coffee shops, restaurants and Parisian inspired café’s making it perfect for the modern cultural explorer.
De Waterkant is a small and characterful sub-district of Green Point and lies between the historical muslim “Bo-Kaap” area and the V&A Waterfront, just a few minutes walk from the vibrant commercial centre of Cape Town. Sporting a vibrant energy unique to its cultural history dating back to the 1700’s, with cobbled streets lined with trees and quaint, brightly coloured cottages, De Waterkant has been stylishly and thoughtfully developed over the years and now offers a trendy urban refuge from the bustling City close by.
Hillside De Waterkant is a chic enclave centered on Cape Quarter Lifestyle Village, a small, upscale mall with fashion boutiques, commercial art galleries and global eateries. Leafy streets nearby are lined with brightly colored cottages housing craft coffee bars, stylish gift shops and guesthouses. A cluster of gay and lesbian cocktail bars and dance clubs gives the neighborhood its late-night, LGBT-friendly vibe.
De Waterkant has an abundance of excellent restaurants, quaint outdoor Parisian style cafes, art galleries, chic boutiques and craft shops and fashionable nightspots all cradled within a few pedestrian friendly blocks. It is also the perfect base from which to explore the buzzing markets at the V&A Waterfront, the pristine beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay just 10 minutes drive along the coast road and the lively Cape Town night life.
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Explore the charming cobbled streets and colourful cottages of one of Cape Town's oldest neighbourhoods.
Shop for designer fashion, décor and gifts and enjoy the restaurants at the Cape Quarter lifestyle village.
Enjoy De Waterkant's lively restaurants, cocktail bars and cafés.
The V&A Waterfront is just a few minutes away.
Walk up the hill to the colourful Bo-Kaap.
Relax in the urban park and walk to the stadium and promenade.
De Waterkant sits between the city centre, Green Point and the Bo-Kaap, close to the V&A Waterfront.
Yes. Restaurants, shops, the city centre and the Waterfront are all within easy walking distance or a short drive.
It is known for its historic cottages, cobbled streets, vibrant dining scene and as the heart of Cape Town’s LGBTQ+ community.
The airport is about 20 minutes’ drive away.
Yes. Its stylish cottages and lively atmosphere make it ideal for couples and small groups.
