Soetwater Tidal Pool
Two pools on the exposed coast below the Slangkop Lighthouse at Kommetjie, inside the Soetwater Recreational Area, which was proclaimed a conservancy in 2009 and is managed by the City of Cape Town. The main basin, sometimes called the Infinity Pool, sits between rock and sand with a shallow separate section for children; the second pool stands near the environmental centre. A dense kelp bed lies just offshore, and picnic and braai facilities are alongside. About an hour from the city, at the southwestern end of the Peninsula.
- Location
- On Den Anker Road, off Lighthouse Road, Kommetjie
- Saltwater pool
- Yes
- Tidal (rock pool)
- Yes
- Public access
- Yes
Category: Beaches & Water
Tags: tidal pool, atlantic, kommetjie, conservancy, braai
Coordinates: -34.1540326, 18.3223627
Part of Cape Peninsula tidal pools cut into the rock
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