Victoria and Alfred Waterfront (V&A Waterfront)
Victoria and Alfred Waterfront (V&A Waterfront)
Victoria and Alfred Waterfront (V&A Waterfront)

Victoria and Alfred Waterfront (V&A Waterfront) Tours and Tickets

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Free admission

Originally a jetty built in 1654 to provide fresh water and produce to the sailors of the Dutch East India Company, the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is now one of the most-visited attractions in South Africa. The area is a development consisting of two harbors, retail shops and museums, seascapes and mountain views, and plenty of places to bed down, drink up, and eat away.

  • 19 Dock Road, Cape Town, 8001

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Q:What’s the best way to experience the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront (V&A Waterfront)?
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There are plenty of ways to experience the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront (V&A Waterfront. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

Q:How much does it cost to visit Victoria and Alfred Waterfront in 2024?
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It’s free to visit the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront as it’s a public space that has shops, restaurants, and attractions. However, there are lots of tours that explore this area, including boat tours that start from ZAR 140, and walking tours from about ZAR 1,500

Q:What are the main attractions at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront?
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The main attractions at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront include the Cape Wheel, the Zeitz MOCAA (Museum of Contemporary Art Africa), and the Two Oceans Aquarium. You can also take boat tours to Robben Island, go shopping at the Watershed, or visit the Cape Town Diamond Museum.

Q:Are there guided tours available at the V&A Waterfront?
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Yes, there are plenty of guided tours that include the V&A Waterfront. Some of these visit museums and food spots, while others set sail to explore Cape Town from the water. You can also cycle around the area or book a helicopter tour.

Q:Can I find dining and shopping options at the V&A Waterfront?
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Yes, the V&A Waterfront has a wide range of places to shop and eat out. A good place to start is the Victoria Wharf Shopping Centre, where you can find diverse food and shopping options, such as Willoughby & Co for sushi, SIBA for fine dining, and Karibu Restaurant for grilled meats and South African specialties.

Q:Is the V&A Waterfront accessible?
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Yes, the V&A Waterfront is accessible. It’s possible to hire wheelchairs from the Info Kiosks, but they must be returned by 9pm. It’s advisable to be aware of other visitors, as areas around the waterfront can be busy with cyclists, joggers, pedestrians, and motorists.