Sandy Bay is a stunning beach but don't go on your own and go with a man, preferably. There have been stalkers on this beach in the past and the beach itself is close to nothing, so you're totally on your own. Be cautious when...More

A rough sea is general pounding this beach, but it is so beautiful...there is a fish and chip place at the end...but if one comes with a picnic and just opens up the deckchairs and puts up a wind-break...it is a sublime experience for an...More

Bring a picnic basket, and enjoy yourself on the beach, lie in the sun, bring lots of sunscreen, or stroll along the beach.

It was wonderful exploring the beach and catching some rays as God intended. I settled on the wide expansive beach first but moved to the smaller first beach when that started to fill up. On my way back to the car I explored the boulders...More

Sandy Bay is much more than just a nudist beach. It is a major nature reserve that just goes on for about 20 kilometres. I have attempted to reach the end a few times, where a few ship wrecks usually add some sense of drama....More

In Cape Town in June - weather OK by British standards! drove to Sandy Bay parked car then took trail to the beach - a gentle down hill walk took approx 15-20mins - It was deserted (it is winter for Cape Town) - very pleasant...More

We came to Sandy Beach because we wanted to experience a clothing optional beach in South Africa. To get here we had to drive to the end of a residential street and park in the designated parking lot. There was a path to get to...More

A quite secluded sandy beach which is not easily accessible to parking. Is only option for clothes-free tanning and swimming in Cape Town. All in all is worth the walking regardless of tanning choices as is indeed secluded.

Enjoy the scenic walk to the bay, approx 15 min from the parking area. The beach is absolutely beautiful. Note there are no close loos or water facilities so visit we'll prepared.

My first visit to Sandy Bay.Must be one of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen. The temperature was 36 degrees so taking my clothes off and cooling off in the cold sea was a blessing. I found myself a shady spot and spent the...More