Atlantic Beach Estate is situated along the shore of Table Bay, Atlantic Beach is an easy twenty minute drive along the coast to the heart of South Africa’s premier city. Set against the backdrop of Table Mountain, Cape Town is renowned both for its natural beauty and continental charm. From the glitter of the Waterfront and the bustle of its thriving business centre to the tranquil beauty of the botanic gardens and historic wine farms, Cape Town has something for everyone.

Closer to home, the nearby suburbs of Blouberg and Table View offer you a choice of superb, modern shopping centres with everything to meet your needs, an excellent choice of schools, cinemas, restaurants and all other amenities you would expect to find in one of the country’s fastest growing areas.

To buy property in the beautiful Atlantic Beach location call Morris Pieterse on +27 21 553 0000, or email morris@atlanticbeach.co.za

West Coast Environment
The rolling dunes at Atlantic Beach form part of the Cape Floral Kingdom, recognised throughout the world for its diversity and richness of plant life.

Melkbosstrand (Afrikaans for “Milkwood beach”) is a coastal village and beach located on the Western Seaboard of cape Town, South Africa, 35km north of Cape Town.

Named after the species of Euphorbiaceae bushes which grow on the dunes and give off a milky latex like substance, it is commonly referred to simply as Melkbos. The town and its 7 km stretch of white sand beach is situated on the Atlantic coast with the Blouberg mountain to the east.

While European settlers first set foot on these shores only a few hundred years ago, the indigenous people of South Africa – notably the Khoisan and Bushmen – made their homes amid these rugged dunes long before. Their story is written in the sands of Atlantic Beach, and every effort is being made to preserve sites of archeological significance. Some of the artefacts uncovered on site have been placed on permanent display at the Clubhouse. Who knows what you yourself may discover on a stroll through the dunes?

These shores have played a major role in the modern history of South Africa as well, for it was here, in 1806 on Blouberg Hill, that the victory of General Sir David Baird and his British expeditionary force over the Dutch East India Company forces of General Janssens heralded the beginning of the second British occupation of the Cape. Indeed, ruins dating back to this historical event are still visible on the imposing bulk of Blouberg Hill.

The Villages at Atlantic Beach have all been named after ships which were lost to sea along the South African shoreline, more specifically the Cape waters. The group housing schemes were named after famous golf courses.

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