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Tucked into a tiny cove on the edge of Camps Bay, Bakoven Beach is a small patch of sand wedged between granite boulders, popular for sheltered sunbathing and watching the sunset over the Atlantic. It's home to the National Sea Rescue Institute's oldest station, running since 1967, plus basic parking and toilets. The City of Cape Town's official beach list marks Bakoven as a no-dogs beach, so leave pets at home for this one.
Note from SitnStay: The City of Cape Town's official 'Dogs and Horses on Cape Town Beaches' list records Bakoven Beach as a no-dogs, no-horses beach.
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