The Hout Bay Harbour is a hive of activity as the fishing boats, yachts and charter boats leave and enter the harbour all day. A craft market on the water's edge, the Kraal Kraft curio shop, restaurants and the seagulls provide further entertainment for visitors and locals alike.
The annual Snoek Derby weekend festival takes place in August and includes a fun fair, live music, food stalls and a snoek cookout. Boats leave the harbour at sunrise on the last day of the festival and are judged on the largest snoek caught.
 Boats leaving the harbour during the annual Snoek Derby |  The Fish on the Rocks restaurant & take-aways can be found at the end of Harbour Rd |  The Kraal Kraft curio shop in the harbour sells a variety of African crafts |
 Informal arts & craft stalls sell their wares on the water's edge |  |  |
 Circe Launches and various other boat charters depart from here to Seal Island |  |  |
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Hout Bay & Llandudno
Hout Bay is set in a seaside valley and offers some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. The town is bordered by nature reserves and surrounded by majestic mountains, including the infamous Chapman’s Peak. Llandudno’s magic feeds of its setting – nestled on and between the Klein Leeukop Mountain and the 12th Apostle of Table Mountain and overlooking white sandy beaches and the ever-changing Atlantic Ocean.
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