Wooden animals, gemstone eggs, beadwork - the usual curios that you find elsewhere on the peninsula. But it is such fun to meander past the tables, pop into some of the coffee shops, and view the ocean at the same time.
What to pay: Small wooden animals for our Xmas tree cost us under R10; gemstone eggs with a kitsch CT carving cost us R20. The perfect place to spend small change or pocket money.
Written Oct 26, 2007
Address: Simon's town waterfront
As is the case with most parking area's near tourist attractions,you will find the sellers of african art. I had to laugh looking at the photo, it looks like there are dolphins flying trough the air!
Written Jul 23, 2010
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As is the case with most parking area's near tourist attractions,you will find the sellers of african art. I had to laugh looking at the photo, it looks like...

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Penguin Paradise at the Cape Peninsula

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Boulders Beach, the habitat of the "pikkewyne"

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These old small village, originally named Simon´s Vlek, was founded in 1741. It has a lot of beautiful Victorian and Cape Dutch houses. We saw a lot of whales here, even a big one inside the harbour.
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Simon's Town is the third oldest settlement in South Africa. It was named after the governor Simon van der Stel. Because of it excellent location protect inside False Bay, it was the VOCs winter...
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