Situated on the waterway adjacent to the V&A Waterfront and with the City Centre behind it, Foreshore is a small area dominated by the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) and several prominent hotel chains. Although it is known for the surrounding businesses, Foreshore is beloved by local and international visitors for its easy and quick access to the beating heart of the Mother City.
Whether travelling for business or leisure, when you’re ready to explore, you can walk straight into the City Centre and explore the intricate knot of attractions that make up the city or catch a bus heading to the surrounding areas of De Waterkant, Cape Peninsula, Constantia and more. Cape Town is a playground, and Foreshore puts you right in the thick of it without compromising on comfort or style.
As with the City Centre, the iconic V&A Waterfront is also within walking distance and comes complete with a laundry list of attractions. From world-class shopping to spectacular views on the Big Wheel, top-quality restaurants to satisfy any craving and lively bars with delicious cocktails, you’re in for a busy day. Treat yourself to decadent delights at the V&A food market before boarding a boat headed to Robben Island or spend a few hours exploring the Two Oceans Aquarium. There’s never a dull moment at the V&A!
With a nearly endless array of attractions that include: top-quality restaurants, a vibrant nightlife and plenty of activities ranging from beer & wine tasting to craft markets, world-class shopping and more, Foreshore is always an excellent choice if diving into the bustling City Centre is your plan. For luxurious Foreshore self-catering accommodation, AirAgents can assist you in finding a property sure to fit your every need. Our team takes relaxation seriously, offering top-quality Foreshore accommodations that are stylishly furnished, beautifully maintained and in the centre of the action for your convenience.
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