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Cape Town does not disappear in winter. It just changes pace. June brings quieter beaches, clearer views across Table Bay, easier restaurant bookings and a calendar that still gives you plenty to plan around. If you like Cape Town with a little more breathing room, this is a good month to book. Bloubergstrand is especially good at this time of year. You still get the beach, the Table Mountain view and restaurants close by, without the high-season crowds. This month we are featuring three Bloubergstrand stays: one for groups of six with an outdoor kitchen and a gear room, one for families or smaller groups who want sea views and a dedicated workspace, and one ninth-floor apartment thirty metres from the beach. |
Upcoming Cape Town Events to Bookmark |
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Cape Town’s winter calendar is fuller than most people expect. Here is what is on in June and July. June • Youth Day – Tuesday 16 June. A public holiday that falls on a Tuesday in 2026, which makes a four-day weekend possible if you can extend the trip. Book accommodation and restaurants ahead, this one fills up. •Makin’ Magic – Family Magic Show at Artscape – 6 and 7 June. A family show at the Artscape Theatre Centre featuring more than 50 student performers. A good option for a night out if you are already in the city. • Jive Cape Town Funny Festival at the Baxter – running until 21 June. Cape Town’s long-running winter comedy festival, with local and international acts. Evening shows and weekend matinees. July • Bastille Day Trail Run, Franschhoek – Saturday 11 July. Distances from 10km to 50km through the Franschhoek mountains. Entries close 25 June and sell out every year. • Disney On Ice at GrandWest – Friday 10 to Sunday 19 July. Weekday shows at 11am and 3pm. Weekend shows at 10am, 2pm and 6pm. • Mykonos Half Marathon, Langebaan – Saturday 25 July. Distances of 21.1km, 10km and 5km starting at 8am from Club Mykonos. Online entries close 19 July. A scenic West Coast event worth building a weekend around. If you are travelling for any of these events, choose your base carefully. Blouberg works well for beachfront living, coastal restaurants and wide views across Table Bay. Sea Point and Green Point suit guests whose plans centre around the Promenade, Cape Town Stadium, the Waterfront or the city. |
Featured Stays |
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Sir David Baird 50B is built for guests who want space, views and proper indoor-outdoor living. Three bedrooms, each designed differently, each with its own en-suite. The main bedroom has a king-size bed, floor-to-ceiling glass and a marble en-suite with brass fittings and a rain shower. The other two queen rooms have their own en-suites and their own look. Six guests, three bathrooms. The terrace has a covered outdoor kitchen, a built-in gas braai and dining for six, with Table Mountain across the bay. Most guests end up spending the majority of the trip out there. Downstairs, a dedicated gear room comes stocked with SUP boards, a bodyboard and beach chairs. The kitchen has a gas hob on the island and a Nespresso machine, with a large scullery behind it for the cooking that actually takes space. Load shedding free. Wi-Fi, Smart TV, garage parking for two. Please note: this property is accessible by stairs only. |
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Table Mountain sits across the bay. The beach is right across the road. June in Bloubergstrand is quieter than you would expect, and Sand en See 3 is well set up whether you are here for a few days or a full week. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, four guests. The main room has a double bed and an en-suite with a double shower and his-and-hers sinks. The second bedroom has bunk beds, its own bathroom with bath and shower, and a dedicated workspace with sea views for anyone who needs to stay connected. A separate washer and dryer means longer stays work as well as short breaks. The open-plan lounge has floor-to-ceiling glass looking straight out to sea. Nespresso machine, fast Wi-Fi throughout, private patio with seating, communal braai on site and secure parking. |
| Horizon Bay 902. Ninth floor. Table Mountain and Lion’s Head across the bay. The main bedroom opens directly onto the balcony, which is a good way to start a winter morning.
Three bedrooms, six guests. The en-suite queen room has direct balcony access. The second queen and the twin room share a bathroom with both a bath and a shower. The beach is thirty metres away, across the promenade. The complex pool sits on the beachfront with glass railings and the sea straight ahead. Restaurants and coffee shops are right outside. Dishwasher, washing machine, microwave and a large fridge-freezer in the kitchen. Gas braai on the balcony. Uncapped Wi-Fi, Smart TV, lift access and garage parking. Load shedding free. |
Why Guests Keep Coming back |
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Recent guest feedback points to the same things: spaces that look exactly like the listing, communication that is there when needed, and issues sorted before they become problems. Guests from Qatar, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States have left five-star reviews, and some keep coming back. When you arrive after a long drive or a late flight, you want the space to look like the photos, the Wi-Fi to work and the access details to be clear. That is what we focus on before you get there. |
Guest Tips for a Smooth Winter Stay |
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A few practical notes for a June visit: Pack for mixed weather. Cape Town winter can shift from clear sunshine to rain in a single day. A waterproof and a warm layer are worth having. Check wind conditions before outdoor plans. This applies to beach walks, terrace meals and Table Mountain activities. The SA Weather Service app is reliable. Book restaurants a day or two ahead for Friday and Saturday evenings, especially in Blouberg, Sea Point and the Waterfront. Allow extra travel time for events. GrandWest, Artscape, Franschhoek and Langebaan all require planning around traffic and parking on long weekend days. |
Useful Links |
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Browse and Book a Home Table Mountain Cableway MyCiTi Transport Weather Forecasts |
Closing Note |
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Book Direct for the Best Rate All three properties are available to book directly through our property pages. Direct bookings mean direct access to our team before, during and after your stay, no third-party layer in between. To book or to ask a question before you do: [email protected] | +27 82 441 7790 |
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