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Southern Right Whales Glencairn Beach is one of the favourite breeding areas of the Southern Right Whale.

Watch these massive creatures from the deck of the hotel during the spring and early summer.
Surrounded by nature The playground of the Beautiful South, stretching towards CapePoint.

Glencairn Beach is at the bottom right, a short train ride from historical Simonstown, home of the SA Navy.
Glencairn valley Glencairn valley from the air. A river runs down the valley, into the Vlei and then under a bridge on the left side of the beach.
The Glen is on the left, fronting the river and overlooking the beach. For more information about Glencairn, the valley and the Vlei, go to www.geeseglencairn.org  
Saturday May 19 , 2012

Restaurants in Simonstown

The Bay Cafe on Glen

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Situated at the historic Glencairn Hotel, with its grand and sweeping views over False Bay and the valley wetlands, the cafe’s chunky couches and warming fireplace are an ideal spot to quaff your favourite port on these chilly days.

Owner Chef Ivan’s menu features such mouth-watering dishes as prawns, his instantly famous juicy burgers which had customers coming back for more (and more) and a chocolate mousse cake to die for – read all about the hype on Facebook. What greater compliment could a chef ask for?

The Bay Cafe is open for lunch and dinner six days a week.

Available for weddings and special functions, the Bay Cafe also caters for tour groups and is the perfect place to watch whales.

Contact 021 782 0315 to book a table.

Join the facebook page facebook.com/the.baycafe.on glen.

Enquiries  021 782 0315

 For directions and a map click here...

 
Open daily for lunch & dinner from 11:30am onwards. Kitchen closes 09:30pm Sun – Thurs, and 10:30pm Fri & Sat.
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DID YOU KNOW? The smooth broad back of the Southern Right whale has no dorsal fin, the flippers are wide and the tail fluke is wide and notched. Rolling forward to dive, until only their tails stick out of the water, is called a fluke-up dive.

 

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