City resorts take the chill out of winter

16 June 2017

Winter holidays may seem like the ideal time to hibernate, but the 13 resorts managed by the City of Cape Town offer affordable getaways to take the chill out of the season.

‘Winter is the ideal time to make use of our excellent holiday facilities and enjoy a break in the heart of the off-peak season,’ said the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security; and Social Services, Alderman JP Smith.

The City’s resorts receive between 600 and 1 000 bookings per month during the peak summer season, while in winter the average is 270 bookings per month.

‘Rates are lower during the winter season, making it the ideal time for a holiday to recharge for the rest of the year. Our resorts offer something for everyone and I want to encourage residents to make use of our facilities,’ said Alderman Smith.

Eight of the City’s 13 resorts offer fully equipped chalets and braai areas for the cold winter months. Residents can enjoy these resorts at the following winter rates (price shown is per unit):

• Silwerstroomstrand Resort, Silwerstroom Road, Atlantis: newly renovated six-sleeper chalets from R256 per night

• Zandvlei Resort, corner of Windermere and Row Street, Muizenberg: newly renovated four-sleeper chalets from R312,86 per night

• Blue Waters Resort, corner of Links and Lukannon Drive, Strandfontein: newly upgraded four-sleeper chalets or electrified camping sites from R170 per night

Monwabisi Resort, Baden Powell Drive, Khayelitsha: newly upgraded four-sleeper chalets from R188 per night
Macassar Resort, Beach Road, Macassar: six-sleeper chalets from R256 per night
Voortrekker Park Resort, Hofmeyer Street, Strand: newly renovated four-sleeper chalets from R331 per night
Harmony Park Resort, corner of Jan Bruin and Gordon’s Bay Road, Gordon’s Bay: six-sleeper chalets from R511 per night or electrified camping sites from R130 a night
Hendon Park Resort, Faure Marine Drive, Gordon’s Bay: four-sleeper chalets from R284 per night and six-sleeper chalets from R427 per night

A number of electrified and non-electrified camping sites are also available at winter rates starting from R95 and R130 per site per night.

These prices are valid until 30 June 2017. Tariffs will be increased on 1 July 2017.

For more information about the City’s resorts and tariffs, residents should please visit: /resorts

The new tariffs are available here: www.capetown.gov.za/tariffs

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