Best Beach Camps In South Africa

 

Make the most of the African sun by beach camping at one of the best beach camps in South Africa.

If you need a vehicle to get you there, visit car hire South Africa to find the ideal set of wheels to get there and back again.

Noordhoek Beach Cape Town

Noordhoek Beach Cape Town

If its something a little tougher that your after, you might want to have a look at 4×4 hire South Africa for a vehicle that can get you to the top of those beautiful hills.

Kwass Se Baai Campsite – Northern Cape

Located in the Namaqua National Park, Kwass Se Baai is one of South Africa’s best beach camps.

Kwas Se Baai Best Beach Camps in South Africa | Photo Credits: Tracks4Africa

Kwas Se Baai Best Beach Camps in South Africa | Photo Credits: Tracks4Africa

 

The campsite is located right on the beach with picturesque sunsets and the beauty of isolation surrounding you.

You’ll get to see African wildlife such as antelopes, ostriches as well as the earth’s smallest tortoise, called the Namaqua speckled padloper.

Namaqua Land Beach Camp | Photo Credits to the Getaway website

Namaqua Land Beach Camp | Photo Credits to the Getaway website

The Beach campsite has four spots available, but the best option Is to book the entire Beach campsite for yourself for privacy.

Each of the Beach Camping spots has walls to protect you from strong winds. The site also features fireplaces and walled long drop toilets.

Sodwana Bay Camps – KwaZulu-Natal

If you want a campsite that can accommodate caravans and tents then Sodwana Bay Beach Camp is the place to go. These camping sites are surrounded by shades of the thick coastal forest.

Sodwana Bay Beach Camp | Photo Credits: Safari.com

Sodwana Bay Beach Camp | Photo Credits: Safari.com

The coastal forest is especially pleasing boasting several natural tree species. The campsite has braai facilities as well as shared cold-water taps.

Certain campsites also feature electrical plugs points. Other facilities include flush toilets, hot and cold running water, baths, showers, laundry and dishwashing. 

Muisbosskerm – Western Cape

This beach camp is situated five kilometres south of Lambert’s Bay on the Malkoppan farm, will allow you to enjoy a very peaceful camping experience

Muisbosskerm lamberts bay Beach Camp


Muisbosskerm lamberts bay Beach Camp

Besides camping, Muisbosskerm beach has some activities that you can enjoy including fishing, diving as well as surfing because the campsite is a walking distance. 

Muisbosskerm - Western Cape

Muisbosskerm – Western Cape

Each of the camping sites has electricity, water as well as a braai area.

Victoria Bay Campsite – Western Cape

Victoria Bay camping site is a great beach camp for a weekend break especially if you love surfing. Even so, you can enjoy watching surfing action as the beach is in a wind-protected area.

Victoria Bay Beach Camp

Victoria Bay Beach Camp

Furthermore, the campsite is great for kids because of the tidal pool that is safe for the little ones to take a dip.

Victoria Bay Campsite - Western Cape | Photo Credits: Victoria Bay Caravan Park

Victoria Bay Campsite – Western Cape | Photo Credits: Victoria Bay Caravan Park

The beautiful beach camp features an elegant layered rock on one side and a picturesque row of beachfront cottages on the other side.

Tietiesbaai – Western Cape

Tietiesbaai, situated at Cape Columbine Nature Reserve, West Coast, is the best beach camp for anyone wishing to enjoy his or her summer.

Tietiesbaai beach camp | Photo taken from Twitter

Tietiesbaai beach camp | Photo taken from Twitter

Although it has cold waters, this West Coast beach camping site is favoured because of dazzling sunsets across the ocean and rocky coastline.

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You can enjoy hiking and visiting the nearby fishing town of Paternoster.

What are you waiting for? All you need is good company and a reliable set of wheels and you’re ready to explore.

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