Since 2003, MUi STAYS has been helping travelers experience the best of Cape Town’s South Peninsula – from Muizenberg’s surf vibes to Kalk Bay, Fish Hoek, and Simon’s Town. We’re a local team passionate about environmentally friendly, socially responsible, and high-quality stays. Partnering with like-minded property owners, we offer homes for every budget and style. Come for the views, stay for the comfort – we can’t wait to host you!

The Place Muizenberg (formerly Guestique) was built between 1900 and 1920. The Patrician-styled building built with Table Mountain sandstone was restored to its former glory and modernized to a 5 Star building. The original stonework sandblasted and woodwork carefully cleaned and repaired. This house became a beauty again and was furnished with both antique and modern furniture, and with art from exceptional Muizenberg Village artists.

Muizenberg is Africa's oldest surfing town. Home to one of the worlds' best learn-to-surf beaches and the warmest waters on the Cape Town coastline, Muizenberg is a must visit holiday destination while in Cape Town. There are many tourist attractions in the area with walking tours on offer from Muizenberg Tours and Travel. For breakfast, there is an abundance of choice. Hang Ten cafe is a local surfers hangout and institutional cafes like Empire Cafe and Gaslight have been local favourites for manyyears. This area is home to incredible restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife with Tigers Milk and Live-bait only short walk from the apartment. Live music is regularly hosted at the Striped Horse, with it's in-house striped horse craft beers proving very popular. Take a walk through the old part of town (Palmer Road) an interesting collection shops and coffee shops where locals show off their crafts and trade. The Blue Bird Garage Market is also a hot favourite for a Friday night. This is where all the locals congregate after a long week of work and surf. Visitors can enjoy a coastal walk from Muizenberg to Kalk Bay that includes the historical mile. This part of the walk features some won