About Muizenberg
Muizenberg is a seaside suburb of Cape Town, South Africa, at the north-western corner of False Bay, and it is widely described as the place where most people in the city learn to surf. The waves break over sand and are generally said to be gentle and slow compared with the exposed spots on the Atlantic side of the peninsula, which is why surf schools cluster along the beachfront at Surfers Corner. A row of brightly painted bathing huts stands behind the sand and is one of the best-known sights in Cape Town. The water here is usually warmer than on the Atlantic coast. Surf reaches the beach through much of the year, and the most consistent conditions commonly arrive in the southern winter, typically from around May to September.
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