South Africa Surf Camp
Learn to surf at Cape Town’s most iconic beach, ideal for beginner to intermediate levels. Our team of accredited instructors will get you up & surfingย in no time. Experienced surfers can benefit from our Intermediate coaching, or go on a Surfari and explore the waves of the area
Beachfront location
Any closer to the sea and you are in it! Set on the frontline of Surfers Corner, we offer a wide selection of rooms with exceptional Sea Views, Singles, Doubles & Family rooms, some Ensuite. The Single/Twin rooms have their own private balconies!
Fast & Free WIFI
With our FIBRE internet line you can stay connected while enjoying the view. A dedicated Co-Working space offers an opportunity for all you Digital Nomads to keep the dream alive on the road!
Vibey Cafe
Our Commons Cafe serves healthy food, delicious coffee and ice cold drinks with the best view in the ‘Berg. A cultural hotspot in the evenings with live music, art shows & so much more.
Surf Camps
from 2795
3+ days- Surfcamps run daily
- All equipment included
- Accredited instructors
- Seaview accommodation
Surf & ExploreGreat Deal
from 9995
7 days- Learn to Surf
- Table Mountain
- Big 5 Safari
- Wine tasting
- City walking tour
- Robben Island
Surf & Yoga
from 2795
3+ days- daily surf class
- daily yoga class
- healthy meals
- beachfront location
EAT. SLEEP. BREATHE. SURF
South Africa Travel tips from a local
We at African Soul Surfer believe travel is a state of mind, you don’t need to jump on a plane and go to the ends of the Earth, just go slow and somewhere you haven’t been, and you’re travelling! That said, South Africa has so much to offer, as a local my entire life I’m still discovering new places all the time. There are classic things to do like hiking Table Mountain, visiting a game park like Addo or Kruger to see our majestic big animals, living the high-life sipping wines in Stellenbosch, road-tripping the Garden Route, learning our history on a visit to Bo-Kaap and Robben Island, so much for the traveller to experience! And its affordable especially for international visitors, with a meal in a restaurant averagingย โฌ6, cold beers for โฌ2!
But you can also go off the well-worn tourist track, and explore the ancient Khoi rock art in the mountains of the Cedarberg, admire the slow-life and fields of flowers along the Weskus, snorkel with seals off Hout Bay, learn to surf at Cape Town’s mellow waves of Muizenberg, go paragliding off Lion’s Head, horse-ride along the Atlantic ocean of Noordhoek, soak up the township atmosphere at Mzoli’s for a braai (BBQ) in Khayalitsha, learn some local lingo at an isiXhosa workshop, I could go on and on…
Then there’s the beaches! We are blessed with endless coastline that is diverse and glorious. Checkout Kalk Bay on a spring low tide and marvel at the rockpools, waddle like a penguin amongst the giant granite rocks of Boulders, get lost down the many secret trails of Cape Point Nature Reserve, take the Lighthouse path from Long Beach in magical Kommetjie, find the secret beach of Sandy Bay for some clothes optional swimming, rent a bike along the 5km of Sea Point promenade, chill out on Big Bay and snap a selfie with the classic Table Mountain background. And that’s just Cape Town! Don’t get me started on the coasts going East, or West….I’m more than happy to help guide you along the way, but that info is for face-to-face, have to come stay with us for the real gold tips ๐ Hope to see you soon, its pretty nice down here ๐ – Jamie
