Abbadale
Cricket in Cape Town

Welcome to Abbadale in the Southern Suburbs of Cape Town.
When it comes to accommodation in the Southern Suburbs of Cape Town, there is little competition for Abbadale.
Abbadale B&B is your accommodation of choice near Kelvin Grove Club and Newlands cricket and rugby grounds.

Direct routes to Cape Town's attractions radiate out from Abbadale. Claremont offers one of the biggest shopping malls in South Africa, nearby Rondebosch has a wide variety of shops, some for student needs, and tourist attractions vary from Rhodes Memorial on Devil's Peak to Kirstenbosch Gardens with Sunset Concerts on Sundays to driveable venues such as the V and A Waterfront and Gateway to Robben Island, the Cablecar Station and Boulders Beach at Simon's Town on the False Bay coast. It is named table mountian because the top of it is as flat as a table top. The most beautiful bird's eye view of Cape Town is seen from the top of table mountain. The trip to the top of the mountain is serviced by a cablecar which takes you to the summit in less than 10 minutes. The Twelve Apostles are a group of small mountain peaks that run along the coast of the Atlantic ocean in South Africa. They are visible as you drive along the coastal highways in Cape Town. If you are a bit adventurous and want to have the experience of a lifetime, look into Cage Diving with Great Whites while in Cape Town. Most of the outfitters will pick you up directly at your hotel and transfer you to the dive location as part of the cost. You will be fitted with a wet suit, and you will travel out into the bay. Once you reach your destination, they will lower the cage off of the side of the boat and you will be put into the cage in groups of The crew will attempt to attract the sharks with chum and large pieces of fish in the water. There are over 400 stores, restaurants and entertainment under one roof. As in most cities and most places across Cape Town, you will have to pay for parking. Remember to pay for your parking before you go to your car. The world-famous Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens show the beauty and diversity of Cape flora, set against the majestic eastern slopes of Table Mountain. The Dell is the focus of a popular walk and site of Bird’s Bath in the shape of a bird, surrounded by cycads. There are two shops, a restaurant, tearoom and self-service area. On the Atlantic coast is the village of Hout Bay with a very active fishing harbour from which boat trips may be taken to Seal Island where Cape Seals bask in the sun. A calm day is best for this scenic cruise with Chapman’s Peak Drive visible across the bay. Cape Town’s latest tourist attraction is the V and A Waterfront, a bustling centre of shops and restaurants around a working harbour. Seals are usually visible in the water, and sea birds swoop on left-over food. This is also the starting-point for a tour to Robben Island. The Nature Reserve is recognized globally for its extraordinary land formation, rich and diverse fauna and unique flora. Encompassing 7 750 hectares of rich and varied flora and fauna; abounding with buck, baboons and Cape Mountain Zebra as well as over 250 species of birds, Cape Point is a nature enthusiast paradise. Rugged rocks and sheer cliffs towering more than 200 metres above the sea and cutting deep into the ocean provide a spectacular background for the Parks’ rich bio-diversity. The natural vegetation of the area, fynbos, comprises the smallest but richest of the world's six floral kingdoms.