Cape Whale Coast Route travel guide

By: Fatima Jakoet
23 May 2011
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Getting there


From Cape Town, take the N2 towards Sir Lowry’s Pass, past Somerset West and turn right at the Gordon’s Bay turn-off. Then turn left at the T-junction at Gordon’s Bay and head out on the R44/Clarence Drive. You’ll see Cape Whale Coast Route signs along the road.

Restaurants


There are many places on the route to grab a bite.

  • For great whale watching while you dine, head to Bientang’s Cave in Hermanus. Whales cavort only a few metres away. Tel 028- 312-3454
  • Marine Drive also has a selection of eateries from which to choose.
  • There are a few restaurants in Queen Victoria Street in Stanford, otherwise try Marianas Home Deli and Bistro for delicious country cooking. Open for lunch from Thursday to Sunday; it’s popular, so booking is essential. Tel 028-341-0272
  • Restaurant De La Mer serves excellent food and is the only restaurant on Gansbaai’s old harbour. Cell 078-626-2807
  • Europa Coffee Shop and Restaurant in Kleinmond has a view of the harbour and serves a large selection of cakes, delicious lamb and, of course, seafood. Tel 028-271-5107

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