Clifton is one of the most exclusive suburbs in Cape Town. Luxurious villas and apartments hug the steep slopes of Lions Head. The narrow strip of coastline is fringed by an azure sea and the powder-white sandy beaches which are world famous.

The four small, secluded beaches of Clifton are separated by giant granite boulders. The trendy 4th beach is the most popular and hence the busiest, where the high society of Clifton likes to convene to play volleyball, throw Frisbees, take relaxing strolls or just soak up the sun. The beaches are wonderfully sheltered from the southeaster wind which blows in summer, however not many people brave the icy water. Yachts, speedboats and jet skis are abundant in the bay, and Clifton has the atmosphere, if not the warm water, of a very exclusive Mediterranean resort.

Clifton is bordered by Bantry Bay & Seapoint on the one side and Camps Bay on the other. No beach is more than a five minute stroll away (although it is so popular parking is a problem), while a five minute drive will deliver you to the foot of Table Mountain, ready to board a cable-car to the top.

Bantry Bay is the site of the most exclusive real estate apartments in the Cape. Built on steep rocks as close as possible to the sea, facing a turbulent little bay, it is hard to tell which is more awesome - the breathtaking view or the amazing properties from which you can marvel at it. With many of the properties, each floor is a terraced step with a swimming pool that appears to extend right into the sea, and parking is on the roof at street level.

Accommodation in Clifton is mostly luxury houses, villas & apartments.

Just ten minutes away, Cape Town's bustling city centre and its acclaimed V&A Waterfront await. You can also meander along the coastline to Hout Bay for fish 'n'chips, or follow your nose to historic Cape winelands.

Clifton is 30 minutes drive from the Cape Town International Airport.

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