Nestled where Table Mountain National Park tumbles into False Bay, the colorful huts at Muizenberg Beach are an iconic symbol of Cape Town's rich heritage and vibrant culture. Originally built to provide modesty for beach goers in the early 20th century, they quickly became a landmark for social gatherings and one of the top surfing destinations on the African continent. But don't get too comfortable. The waters off Muizenberg Beach are home to one of the highest concentrations of great white sharks in the world.
