One of the smallest regions of the greater Cape Town Metro, The Atlantic seaboard can by all means be considered the playground of the super wealthy. It is with in this small area, that Stretches from the V&A Waterfront down the west coast to Llandudno, that some of Cape Town’s most priciest homes can be found.

Take a drive form the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and head through Green point, with a stop off at the new Cape Town Stadium, while a short drive later the Moullie Point lighthouse is waiting. In Sea Point, make sure to take a stroll along the famous Sea Point Promenade before heading over to Bantry Bay to see some of the most spectacular house set up against the Cliffs of the mountain.

Travel along the beautifully scenic Victoria Road with the ocean to the right and the Cliff face to the left. Stop of at Clifton and head down to the Clifton Beaches, number one to four, but be careful as the way down is steep and have plenty of uneven steps. Not going to the beach? Then stay the course along Victoria Road and enter Camp's Bay. Enjoy this perfect setting of Restaurants along the main road overlooking the ocean, witnessing some of the best sunset along the Atlantic Sea Board. Further along are the enclave of Bakoven and Llandudno. It is here that one will find Sandy Bay, Cape Town’s "unofficial" nudist beach which is heavily protected, from prying eyes, by shrubby fynbos.