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Maiden’s Cove and Glen Beach closed until further notice

30 July 2021

As a precautionary measure, visitors are advised that Maiden’s Cove and Glen Beach are temporarily closed to the public from today, Friday 30 July 2021 until further notice. Read more below:

The temporary closure is due to a collapsed collector sewer causing an overflow onto the beach.

Various City departments have been activated to respond to this incident. This includes taking samples to confirm if there is any risk to the public. Warning signage has also been erected.

A suction tanker has been commissioned to relieve the overflow and contain the spillage in preparation for the maintenance team to do the repairs.

Results from coastal water samples will help determine the extent of the impact and risk to bathers. First results should be available in approximately 48 hours. If necessary further ad-hoc samples until these confirm water quality is within guidelines.

We appreciate the public's cooperation during this time. Another notice will be issued once water samples from along the coast confirm it is acceptable for swimming.

Published by:
City of Cape Town, Media Office

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