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Watch the sun set from Signal Hill

Kapstadt, South Africa

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Watch the sun set from Signal Hill
Beleuchteter Hafen und Stadt mit Bergsilhouette bei Sonnenuntergang, Lichter spiegeln sich im Wasser.
Luftaufnahme einer Küstenstadt mit Stadion, Grünflächen und blauem Meer bei klarem Mittagslicht.

Enjoy the spectacular sunset from Signal Hill with views of the Atlantic, Table Mountain and Cape Town’s sparkling skyline.

What you can experience here

When the sun slowly sinks into the Atlantic and the sky glows orange, pink and violet, there is hardly a better place to be than Signal Hill. High above Cape Town you have perfect views of Lion’s Head, Table Mountain and the sparkling lights of the city. The relaxed atmosphere with picnic blankets and good vibes makes this spot a favourite place for many locals and travellers.

As Signal Hill is directly accessible by car, it attracts numerous visitors every evening. Especially at weekends the car park fills up quickly and the chaos when leaving can be annoying. A stress-free alternative is to get an Uber there and back – that way you can enjoy the moment without any worries.

Arrive about an hour before sunset to secure yourself a good spot. A jacket is a good idea, as it quickly gets chilly after the sun goes down. If you want to stay longer, you can admire Cape Town’s sparkling skyline after dark – a sight that is at least as impressive as the sunset itself.

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Categories

  • Viewpoints
  • Chilling & relaxing

Where you'll find it

Parkplatz am Signal Hill · 1 Signal Hill Rd, Signal Hill, Cape Town, 8001, Südafrika

What else you can do nearby

Photo credits: The Lawns