Milton Beach

About Milton Beach

Milton Beach is a family-friendly, pristine, beautiful and clean and small beach in Cape Town Ward 61. It has friendly locals, easy access, good 3G+ coverage, and clear water. The water there is clear, but it's not the best beach to swim safely as there are no lifeguards on duty. This beach is so pretty that is totally worth it! It's around 0.59km in length with some areas you can find back in shade. In peak summer months it can be difficult to stake out a peaceful place on the beach because it's a popular beach among tourists. The views are amazing and the weather is warm all year round. The spectacular scenery includes palm trees, trees, rocks, mountain, sea shells, castle, lighthouse, and seaweed - prepare your camera!

Safety and Access

Getting to Milton Beach is simple. You can go to this beach by car, bus, and walking or hiking. It's pretty easy to get there, which makes it perfect for families! There are no lifeguards on duty at the beach, so it is a swim-at-your-own-risk zone. Dogs allowed all year round. There is parking space nearby. There's bus service that passes nearby, making it easy for many Cape Town Ward 61 beach-goers. Its easy access have made this a popular place.

Infrastructure

Milton Beach has everything you need to spend the day and the night. There are shades, food options, shops, cleaning, bicycles for rent, scooter for rent, playground, outside shower, umbrella for rent, fitness station, skatepark, water activities, a swing, nightlife, trails, and free wi-fi. There are no chairs for rent. There are some shades to protect yourself from the sun.

Things to do on Milton Beach

The water here is suitable for surfing, swimming, diving, snorkeling, fishing, kitesurfing, windsurfing, kayaking, and standup paddleboarding. Walking, running, beach wedding, watching the sunset, and stargazing can be enjoyed as well.