This place has a great vibe. There is wonderful, creative and clever handwork which makes great souvenirs or gifts. The views of the harbour are really picturesque. There are a couple of great places to eat at or just for a coffee. The parking area is always full, so you may have to find parking else where. The paving is quite bumpy plus there are stairs or different levels which make it not wheelchair accessible.
If you in the area, you have to visit Just Nuisance and research his history. An amazing story!
Clean and the parking was well organised.The traders were not quite to my liking but probably interests international tourists i.e curios.Keep plastic, electric/electronic gadgets and cheap imports away, is a must.Information Centre was handy, directed us quickly and politely to the Town Hall and the Toy Museum/Shop.Pity about the pollution in the water, noticed it almost everywhere along the coastline.
Safe place to leave your vehicle, and central to the town. From here you can explore the whole town, North and South by foot, and not worry about your four wheels. Restaurants and Museums are nearby. Just Nuisance, the Naval Dog has an honorary spot here on this square.
This was such a unique experience. I had a breather before I had to go into a huge meeting. This inspired my mindset. I will advise anyone who need rustic settings and peace of mind.
Lovely place to see the ocean. A port for sailors and Fishermen. The square has a wonderful arts and crafts market as well where you can by hand crafted African goods. Across the way you can find some unique stores and small cafes.
...Great Historical Atmosphere! Stroll up the road and visit the Toy Museum! And pay a visit to the Pearl Shop - opposite the Car Park, hidden away in the Shops!!!
Relaxing interesting place.Steeped in history. Interesting wares for sale.
Great atmosphere at one of Cape Towns best seaside towns. Good food at reasonable prices as well.
Beautiful area, right on the waterfront. Several restaurants right at the square, highly recommend Cafe Pescado. And there are shops and local vendors also.
Simons Town is a true gem in the western cape. This town is steeped in history as the South Africa Naval Base is situated here. Loads of antique stores and cafes for tourists
Visit Quarter Deck for some tea and scones before walking on the pier, might be lucky and see a pajama shark.
My kids loved riding Just Nuisance and browsing the African crafts. There was a marimba player that was really good.
The Vintage & Quaint atmosphere is just divine.😍
Good view. Interesting history. Tasty food.
Good Enough to Eat an Warm up with A good Koffie or Tea
The view is awesome and theres plenty of entertainment in the area.
If you want that V&A Waterfront Experience without the Crowds! This is the place to be
Lovely to sit outside and watch the world go by, relaxing in this quaint little village square
Lovely atmosphere great places to hang out drink coffee chat . . .
Excellent. Frans place and Waffle House.
Nice clean place! Perfect for a Sunday
Nice setting. Good value
Its the centre of Simonstown and surrounded by all the attractive scenery
Lovely open air market for local curios
Beautiful view of Simon’s Town harbour and great shops in the vicinity
Beautiful view and very nice food
Not a great variety of things sold. Mostly used goods and antiques.
What a delightful find this was. A spot time forgot.
Great vibe in centre of town
I love the place it is peaceful
Very expensive and the quality of the food was not worth the price
Best views
Great vibe and food
Quaint town square
Awesome setting.
Wonderful views and restaurants
Love jubilee square
Low key, relaxed atmosphere
South African curios stalls
Resting spot when i am out cycling.
Nice view.
Loads of restaurants
Jubilee Square in Simons Town overlooking the Bay
Awesomeness
Great
The fun of the country, the seaside town, the naval base, the base will be opened to the public in April, the maritime museum