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Discover and Love the 11 Beaches in Langebaan

Discover and explore the variety of Beaches in Langebaan that provide options for everyone to LOVE. So if you are visiting Langebaan, use the Beach Guideline and select your gem!

- Top 11 Beaches in Langebaan -

Beaches in Langebaan -Mother Nature has blessed Langebaan with the best beaches on the West Coast. From family-friendly to hidden gems that offer exclusivity, Langebaan has them all. The safe and flat waters of the lagoon and the miles of white beaches create not only a watersport paradise, but for all the sun and adventure seekers, the perfect getaway. Each beach has its own character, so make your choice and Discover your favourite to LOVE!

Beaches in LANGEBAAN

Beaches in Langebaan - Guidelines

Use these icons and map, to select your beach adventure in Langebaan.

Public Parking

Public Parking is available close by, that provides access to beach

Swimming

This beach is safe for swimming. It can have a designated area or no strong tides, but adult supervision always recommended..

Public Toilets

Public Municipal Toilets are available at the beach

Restaurants

Restaurants or Coffee Shops close by to provide refreshments.

Beach showers

Beach showers available at public toilets

Watersports

Kite- and Windsurfing allowed in designated areas

Klein Oostewal/Shark Bay

As the most southern beach, it got its nickname from the sand sharks. It is very popular with the locals and the best spot for kitesurfing training as the south easterly winds blow you back to shore. There is no sea current and therefore very safe to swim. It has public toilets, showers, and a restaurant with the best roof views. Parking is limited, so get there early to enjoy this family-friendly beach.

Sandbaai Beach

This very narrow beach runs from the Yacht Club to the Parks Board Offices. It edges on old beach front houses and is used by homeowners to moor their boats in season, park their Hobbie cats and rubber ducks.

Extremely limited parking. Beach access only at Uitsig Street and Marine Drive. Perfect beach if you have very small ones under constant supervision. No toilets and no restaurants.

Main Beach

The longest and official Main Beach, right off the CBD, stretches from the Park Board Offices to sandbags. It has a special designated swimming area, a kite and windsurfing area. It is perfect for sunset walks. Has public toilets in Bree Street, parking in Bree and Dwars Street. Can become overcrowded, and there is no protection from the strong southern winds. It has a lot of restaurants close by and favourite place to celebrate the New Year, with hundreds of others.

Why the Main Beach is Perfect for Young Children

Safe and Calm Waters
Main Beach features tranquil waters that are ideal for young children. The gentle waves provide a safe environment where kids can splash around without worry. Plus, the shallow areas allow little ones to enjoy the sea while remaining under constant supervision.

Designated Swimming Zone
Parents can relax knowing there’s a clearly marked swimming area. This well-defined space ensures that children can play and swim within a secure boundary, making it easier to keep an eye on them at all times.

Nature’s Playground
Main Beach is not just about sun and sand; it’s also a place of wonder. Children will be delighted by the hermit crabs scuttling along the shoreline, offering endless entertainment as they discover and observe these fascinating creatures.

In summary, the combination of calm waters, a designated swimming area, and natural curiosities makes the Main Beach a welcoming spot for families with young children.

Main Beach 2

This section of the Langebaan coastline is reclaimed from the sea as it was previously washed away. It now creates a protected little bay and is very popular with windsurfers for launching. It runs from the sandbags to the public parking area. The sandbags are a very popular fishing spot for the locals. Lots of well-known restaurants serve this area, and it has public toilets.

Strandloper Beach

This section of the Beaches in Langebaan is very small and named after the famous outdoor restaurant that is situated here. Parking is limited, with no public toilets. It is the traditional swimming area for the Sea View Park residents. It has lots of rock outcrops that form a natural tidal pool with high tide. Can become overcrowded.

Leentjiesklip 1 Beach

This stretches parallel to the Leentjiesklip Caravan Park and The Cove residential development. It only has access through the Caravan Park and is mostly used by the campers. This area is extremely sensitive to sea erosion and, therefore, no walking on dunes is allowed. No public toilets or parking.

Leentjiesklip 2/ Calypso Beach

This beach stretches parallel to the Waterfront and Calypso residential developments. There are no public toilets, but a public parking area is available at the Waterfront and Calypso entrances. Good swimming conditions, good wave action, but be aware of sea currents. Less frequent visitors.

Leentjiesklip 3/ Hobie Beach

This beach is very popular and received its nickname from the Hobie Cat and Rubberduck World Championships, which took place here. It has a variety of restaurants to choose from, a very popular sunset, and a leisure area. It has public toilets and parking available, and access is available through the casino entrance. Can become very crowded.

Paradise Beach

This beach is the northernmost of all the Beaches in Langebaan and the main access point, which is through Club Mykonos. The only alternative way is via Laguna Sands or by boat. The bay is protected from strong winds and creates the best opportunity for walking miles along the beach or horse riding. It is very popular for offshore fishing, and the locals call it “Spreeuwalle.” No public toilets or parking available, but here you can appreciate the raw beauty of the WESKUS.

Kraalbaai Beach

The most popular beach, of all the Beaches in Langebaan, especially with the locals, and is accessible, easy, and free by boat. Perfect for all water sports as it is protected from strong southern winds. Warm water creates perfect swimming conditions for the whole family. Very overcrowded in peak season. By road, the travel distance is 37 km, and the entrance fee is payable at the Park’s gate. Public parking and toilets are available, and the only beach with braai facilities. The perfect beach for …FUN under the WESKUS SUN! …

Churchhaven Beach

This picture-perfect beach is the hidden gem on the WESKUS. The breathtaking scenery is located in the West Coast National Park, and the entry fee is payable at Park entrance. Only accessible by road. No public toilets, and for the perfect experience, book accommodation to appreciate the sunsets and a romantic hideaway.