De Waterkant is a sub-district in Green Point, Cape Town and is known for housing young professionals, the gay and lesbian community and cute niche restaurants and retailers. So why not explore it…

Being a sub-district in Green Point, Cape Town, this area is known for housing young professionals, the gay and lesbian community and cute niche restaurants and retailers. So why not explore it with this five minute guide at your finger tips…

Must sleep at: Protea Victoria Junction Hotel

Situated on the fringe of the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and in walking distance from De Waterkant, is the Protea Hotels Victoria Junction. The hotel is designed for the cosmopolitan traveller with a taste for the cutting edge. Its ultra modern facade and interior is specially styled to suit the vibrant atmosphere of its surroundings and to give the impression of understated sophistication and elegance.

As exciting and different as the Mother City herself, the Protea Hotel Victoria Junction offers a creative addition to the high standards of quality demanded by its premier status.

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Must eat at: Andiamo

Andiamo means “let’s go”, and that is what the Andiamo experience is all about. Andiamo’s neighbours include home décor, art and artefacts, fashion, beauty, health, and lifestyle related stores, all positioned in buildings maintaining a unique Cape Malay architecture.

The food is straightforward and traditional Italian ranging from salads, tramezzinis and antipasti, to pizza, pasta, meat and seafood. Signature dishes include the lamb chops and fish, and the prawn and asparagus pasta.

Try their Al Salmone which is made up of fresh baby leeks, smoked salmon, cream and a touch of napoletana sauce for only R61.00

Cape Quarter
72 Waterkant Street
De Waterkant
Email: info@andiamo.co.za
Contact details: 021 421 3687/8

Must party at: Beaulah Bar

Beaulah Bar pronounced bea-u-lah, is Cape Town's latest and hottest up-market gay venue. Beaulah has a relaxed, yet very vibey atmosphere where boys can meet boys and girls can meet girls.

The setting is boho-chic so whether you up for after-work drinks or looking for a party on the weekend, the place is definitely worth a stop in.

30 Somerset Road
Corner of Somerset and Cobern
Contact: 021 421 6798
Email: info@beaulahbar.co.za ">info@beaulahbar.co.za 

Must see: The Lisa King Gallery – Cape Quarter

Specialising in top South African abstract and contemporary art, “The Lisa King Gallery” also carries a beautiful range of glassware, exotic glass chandeliers, ceramics, lamp shades and stone sculpture.

Lisa also offers a free consultancy in the privacy of your own home and will take you through the creative process from beginning to end. Having travelled the world as a model, actress and art dealer, Lisa now shares her international flair with clientele in SA and abroad.

Email: lisa@lisaking.co.za
Contact: 021 421 3738

Must do: Shopping at the Cape Quarter

No one really needs a reason for shopping and the Cape Quarter is one stop destination for excellent food and restaurants, unique lifestyle stores and piazza entertainment.

The Cape Quarter village environment is very up-market so you can expect the best in boutique stores that are focused on decor, furniture and fashion. The mall doesn’t shy away from great food and even better entertainment in all forms.

72 Waterkant Street
Email: info@capequarter.co.za
Contact details: 021 421 0737

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