Tintswalo Atlantic

Tintswalo Atlantic is perfectly perched above a pebble-filled beach at the foot of Chapman’s Peak, and overlooking the Cape’s iconic Sentinel mountain. Enjoy the very best of magnificent, panoramic ocean views, as well as access to the natural beauty found along the mountainside’s winding hiking trails. This coastal paradise boasts 10 ocean-facing Luxury Island Suites and 1 Opulent Luxury 2-Bedroom Suite – all of which have been freshly re-furbished from floor to ceiling. Each guest can enjoy the luxuries of a world-class hotel, with personalized service and attention to detail.

The Luxury Island Suites all feature a full en-suite bathroom, private balcony, stocked mini-bar, tea and coffee facilities, wood-burning fireplace and uninterrupted sea views. One of the suites is also wheelchair accessible. The 2-bedroom Suite features a full en-suite bathroom, central lounge area, stocked mini-bar, tea and coffee facilities, wood-burning fireplace and leisure deck overlooking Hout Bay.

Enjoy sundowners on the deck beside the heated pool and share cooking tips with the charming Executive Chef, venture out to the quaint Hout Bay village, or take a drive to the nearby Cape Winelands for an unforgettable wine-tasting adventure. Located just a short, scenic drive from the vibrant city of Cape Town, guests can also embark on a suburban adventure into the heart of one of South Africa’s most exciting and eclectic cultures. The hotel also features a Boutique gift shop with a fine selection of curios and in-room Spa treatments.

About Hout Bay

Hout Bay lies just 20 minutes from the centre of Cape Town yet has a unique and timeless beauty that makes it so popular with locals and visitors. When staying in Hout Bay visitors become part of the tangible vibe of this town, which makes a South African vacation even more fun and memorable. Hout Bay was formerly a fishing village and has managed to maintain its unique combination of fishing harbour and country atmosphere, despite development. Its long, sandy beach faces a bay framed by mountains and is quite simply exceptionally beautiful.

Hout Bay provides more than enough attractions on its own, despite its central position. Hiking and cycling in the surrounding mountains, abseiling, game fishing, the full gamut of aquatic sports, including sea kayaking, sunset champagne cruises to the V&A Waterfront, boat trips to Seal Island in a glass-bottomed boat and the World of Birds mean that one can effectively remain within the republic for one’s entire trip without running out of things to do.